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I revisited Transformers some time ago, and I actually watched it again just yesterday. In my estimation, the film holds up quite well; it serves as a phenomenal adaptation of the disparate comic book runs. However, I noticed the discussion regarding why the protagonist transitioned from a Camaro to a Challenger. To put things into perspective: what exactly would a formidable, powerhouse robot look like if it transformed into some puny little 1200cc moped that struggles to hit 70 mph?
Roger Carter71 said:I train because I enjoy it and because I love the sport.
Occasionally, I’ll head to a tournament just to see where I stand, but that’s really all there is to it.
I don't have this burning need to prove myself or chase specific accolades anymore.
A little off-topic here:
Kirian, you don't actually need a base skill set for UFC... You can start training everything from scratch at once.
I suppose you have a point, but since I'm 24 years old and haven't exactly been involved in any physical altercations in my life, I figured it would be more prudent to build a foundation first...
So, I am relatively new to the world of combat sports, having spent the last year training karate, and I find myself wondering what motivated the rest of you to start, what disciplines you currently practice, and how long you have been at it.
About a year ago, at the behest of an acquaintance who was already involved in MMA, I stepped into a gym to serve as a sparring partner. During that session, my instructor pointed out that if I actually wanted to develop any meaningful skill, I needed to establish a foundational style first. While I find karate to be an excellent discipline, the specific reasons that initially drew me to it no longer hold much interest for me.
What about all of you—what is your story?