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Richard Kerr · 05-02-2006, 02:42 PM

I reckon that a kickboxer is usually the fittest of all the athleletes that compete as professionals. I reckon that a propper devoted Martial Artists is a lot more disciplined than most atheletes. It is good to mix the sport and the traditional, and I think that being fighting fit beats any other kind of high.

Focus is probably the best thing that I gained from Martial Arts, and this focus can be applied to every day tasks and scenarios. I don't consider myself a disciplined individual but I am studying self hypnosis to try and improve my lifestyle and hopefully lose some undesired vices.

I know no one that is perfect but I also know that if I didn't drink so much beer I would be loads fitter. This is the first vice I am going to cut down or maybe quit. Does anyone else have any vices they want to quit because they affect their training?

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Richard Kerr Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: England. Posts: 188 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Fighting fit. I reckon that a kickboxer is usually the fittest of all the athleletes that compete as professionals. I reckon that a propper devoted Martial Artists is a lot more disciplined than most atheletes. It is good to mix the sport and the traditional, and I think that being fighting fit beats any other kind of high. Focus is probably the best thing that I gained from Martial Arts, and this focus can be applied to every day tasks and scenarios. I don't consider myself a disciplined individual but I am studying self hypnosis to try and improve my lifestyle and hopefully lose some undesired vices. I know no one that is perfect but I also know that if I didn't drink so much beer I would be loads fitter. This is the first vice I am going to cut down or maybe quit. Does anyone else have any vices they want to quit because they affect their training?