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Sam Roberts said:Of course your conditioning will improve, but you should definitely throw in some extra exercises at home or at the gym...
That’s exactly what I have in mind. Really appreciate the help.
Ali izoštri reflekse i pomogne u cijelom procesu poboljšavanja forme. Zar ne?
I was thinking—maybe I’ll hit the gym on the side too, just to balance things out...
BTW, thanks for the tip about Bauer's; looks like I might actually head over there. I just need to double-check if I can make the trek from school in under 50 minutes—I think I can, though.
I mean, I get it, but I just can't make it to training on time! It’s driving me crazy—everything is so close, yet it feels worlds away! 😁 My school is incredibly strict about this stuff; they wouldn't even let me slip out an hour early just to catch my session. They basically only grant permission if you're actually sick or something like that.
I’ve got a quick question for you all. First, some context—I’m 16 years old, about 6 feet tall, and weighing roughly 175 lbs. I really want to start training Krav Maga, but I keep hearing from everywhere that I shouldn't start until I hit 18. My second choice would be Wing Chun. Can anyone recommend a club I could actually get to from the suburbs—somewhere near a place like Naperville or maybe closer to the city depending on the timing? Since I’m stuck in school during the afternoons, I don't get out until around 7:10 PM, so I’m wondering if there are any Wing Chun clubs with late sessions I could realistically make it to! 😁
Basically, my goal is to pick up a solid martial art, drop a little weight, and build up some muscle mass while I'm at it. I’m totally open to other suggestions, though—it doesn't strictly have to be Wing Chun. I just don't want to end up at some gym where they just beat the hell out of me every single session without actually teaching me anything useful.
BTW, sorry about the red text—I just wanted to make sure my question didn't get lost in the shuffle! 😁