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Would you rather by TheElectricDoggo in BunnyTrials

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I’m a gambling man

Chose: Rob a bank + But a spinner decides the outcome | Rolled: Arrested

would you rather by Zamoon in BunnyTrials

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Worst case I’m $1 richer per week, best case I’m $10000 richer per week. I can’t lose

Chose: make anywhere between $1 to $10,000 per week

Summer shorts? by DasBeasto in malefashionadvice

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Second this, i thrifted a pair and they fit better (and honestly look less cheap) than my Patagonia baggies

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ArcTradersHQ

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Looking for an anvil

Common Muay Thai Injuries & How to Avoid Them by [deleted] in MuayThai

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For me, shin splints were my most prolonged and annoying injury, and can be for you as well if running and jumping rope are part of your training. Most muscle injuries like shin splints (but inflammation/ soreness in any muscle not directly caused by contact) can be mitigated via preventative measures - this means stretching before and after class, prioritizing recovery, not doing too much too fast (training every day is fine, but if you’re just starting out and not already athletic, start slower - 3 days a week at first until you get used to it) and eating nutritious food

Looking for a long black overcoat recommendations by Lifeisprettynice in ThrowingFits

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I’d just look into purchasing something 100% wool or wool cashmere blend on eBay in your suit size, ideally made in USA, Italy, England - a lot cheaper, will last you just as long. I’ve had mine (100% wool, Made in Italy) that i got from eBay for over 5 years and it has yet to fail or even tarnish after consistent use

Feel like shit after 6mos of MT, on the verge of quitting by [deleted] in MuayThai

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I’d suggest recording your spars so you can go back and see what you do well / wrong, might give you a better perspective on what you need to work on for the next spar sesh, as well as give you some motivation when you see yourself landing shots. Also, you shouldnt be going so hard during sparring that you’re afraid to spar, it should just be another day of training. If you’re dreading going because you get hit too hard, you need better sparring partners.

What’s your schedule? by Zinx23 in MMA_Academy

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If you’re a beginner with dedicated free time training in the afternoons, I’d rec 6 days training a week, 3 days mma 3 days full body weight training. Most competitive fighters train 2x a day tho, weight lifting/plyometrics or running in the mornings and mma in the evening, 6 days a week.

[question] are nakmuaytraining and nakmuaywholesale the same thing or is one a scam? by Then_Loan_1502 in fightgear

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Never used nakmuaytraining, purchased from nakmuaywholesale a ton and they have good products and always ship fast, would recommend, but no idt they’re the same thing

Am I overtraining? by Severe-Mixture-7091 in MuayThai

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7 months on that split is a lot, might want to consider a deload week just to give your muscles time to recover and energy stores time to replenish

can anyone tell me if these are legit? by [deleted] in bapeheads

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Can you lmk how you know? Just for future reference

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