Actually Coach did offer, but then he followed it up with a bunch of mumbled words about torture devices and dungeons and becoming too much like rhino and I got a little scared.
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Actually Coach did offer, but then he followed it up with a bunch of mumbled words about torture devices and dungeons and becoming too much like rhino and I got a little scared.
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I assume that question is rhetorical...? Of COURSE you should stop and pick up some Longs donuts!
I am going to dress in my normal cloths as that is how I will be dressed should a problem occur in life (train like you fight) jeans/boots/polo.
I am no instructor but I believe in keeping it realistic.
Yep, this.
I can understand that...
At the same time, while this is not a martial arts class, you don't find those class-takers training in their work clothes.
Which is why I ask.
To me, training in "gym clothes" can be a better way to get better training without the encumbrances of work clothes.
At the same time, while this is not a martial arts class, you don't find those class-takers training in their work clothes.
Which is why I ask.
To me, training in "gym clothes" can be a better way to get better training without the encumbrances of work clothes.
That encumbrance of work clothes is important to feel first hand, so you can plan accordingly. Unless you're attacked on your way home from the gym, there's a good chance you will face that encumbrance in a real world encounter.
Welllll, Josh has a problem with ripping his shorts in this class, so I would say wear something you don't mind damaging.
Wear whatever is comfortable for you and will allow a full range of motion. Skinny jeans may not work well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi6LqWGi79g
Agreed. Somehow the last 2 MC classes I've shredded my pants. I'll still wear jeans or shorts but have some back up gym shorts just in case.
Street clothes will let you put on blue guns and trainer knives if you want. I agree with train how you fight but this class is more about training how to train. T-shirt and gym shorts won't hamper your learning any. Just be comfortable and make sure what you wear is durable or you won't get mad if it gets damaged.
Street clothes will let you put on blue guns and trainer knives if you want. I agree with train how you fight but this class is more about training how to train. T-shirt and gym shorts won't hamper your learning any. Just be comfortable and make sure what you wear is durable or you won't get mad if it gets damaged.
Please don't!
No, I love leaving the house at 6:30am on a Saturday....
Dude if you are looking for a excuse to wear gym shorts and flip flops then go for it.
It is a judgment free zone (not really)
