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If that kind of training вЂњsounds like fun,вЂќ thatвЂ™s great, much easier to keep doing things we enjoy.

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If you are not getting your butt kicked in training a large percentage of the time, you are probably not learning how to do thisвЂ¦ ThatвЂ™s why you pit yourself вЂњex Marine sniper, current MAA fighter whose philosophy is: I only know how to train hard?вЂќ, thatвЂ™s why you carry a gun, and a knife, and a strong, never-give-up mind. The next guy that comes after you will be thinking the same thing. He chose you because he thought it wouldnвЂ™t even be close, that he could do whatever he wanted with you and not get hurt. Remember, that guy in the parking lot didnвЂ™t choose you because he thought you could fight back and defeat him, or even come close to matching him. You can practice certain things against someone of a similar skill level, but to test them, to learn where your weaknesses are, and to test your strengths, you need to go hard against someone better, much better if possible. It is pretty much the opposite of вЂњdelusional bravado.вЂќ Like any ideal, I feel like I fall short a lot, but it is an ideal worth pursuing. In the training group I am a part of, we have discussed, and I think share the belief that, we must search out and practice the things that we donвЂ™t do well at, be humble enough to learn from failure, but stubborn enough not to quit at failure, be open-minded enough to examine new ways of doing things, and tough minded enough to test those ways with as close-to-fighting-intensity as we can get, rejecting the ways that donвЂ™t work under that kind of pressure. A really good instructor, and a really good training partner, will not overwhelm you all the time (once in awhile is good so as to keep perspective about reality), but will largely keep you right on the edge, and a little beyond, your ability. To get better you have to learn from and train with.and againstвЂ¦someone better than you. If вЂњsounds funвЂќ means that after struggling through it you will enjoy the sense of accomplishment, of having tried hard, failed, and kept going anyway, thenвЂ¦вЂќsounds fun.вЂќ I am going to keep acting like I am tough until I either become tough or die trying. What is it that they say, вЂњFake it til you make itвЂќ? Well, that is my plan. What part of that sounded fun to me? In retrospect, I probably should have thought that one through a little more, but hindsight being what it is and me meeting Arete in just a bit I guess it is too late to back out now.Дelusional grandeur aside, I am patently aware that I am not a mean motherf(you know the rest), but a girl can dream. I can come up with no other reason why, when asked, вЂњDo you want to knife fight/train with an former Marine sniper, current MAA fighter whose philosophy is: I only know how to train hard?вЂќ Did I respond with, вЂњSounds fun.вЂќ Unfortunately I think I somehow mistakenly began to think, not sure how, perhaps through osmosis that I am now a badass. I have been loving pretty much everything I have seen. The kind where everyone is all muscley and say things like вЂњI ainвЂ™t got time to bleedвЂќ and вЂњOnly the hard and strong may call themselves Spartans.вЂќ You know the kind with guns and knives and half naked chicks and everybody kicking the crap out of everybody else. I have been watching a lot of shows on The Military History channel and I have been watching a lot of action movies.