GuyFromSingapore
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I'm not Schizophrenic when I shadowbox by myself or with a trainer. I know it's my imagination. I know that things may turn out differently in real fights.
It's sensory-logical hypothetical of real life.
I study fights and anticipate moves. It's completely rational.
I only imagine vaguely and I know that I'm assuming that it's as if I'm fighting someone in real life. It's a completely superimposed 3d projection of what's Infront of me.
I study fights and analyze fights and their sequences and recall from memory when I train.
It's fun to imagine. I'm controlling my train of thought during shadowboxing and I can tell the difference between my imagination and a real fight.
If a real fight plays out as I expected I know that's from my kinesthetic-spatial intelligence. I feel responsible that what I did resulted in how my opponent acted and vice versa.
I'm in touch with reality.
Shadowboxing is all about mind control. There's no persecutory delusions in safe setting/stress free environment.
It's sensory-logical hypothetical of real life.
I study fights and anticipate moves. It's completely rational.
I only imagine vaguely and I know that I'm assuming that it's as if I'm fighting someone in real life. It's a completely superimposed 3d projection of what's Infront of me.
I study fights and analyze fights and their sequences and recall from memory when I train.
It's fun to imagine. I'm controlling my train of thought during shadowboxing and I can tell the difference between my imagination and a real fight.
If a real fight plays out as I expected I know that's from my kinesthetic-spatial intelligence. I feel responsible that what I did resulted in how my opponent acted and vice versa.
I'm in touch with reality.
Shadowboxing is all about mind control. There's no persecutory delusions in safe setting/stress free environment.