To be or not to be ... in shape

[zimbris]

The biggest energy consumer is the brain, so start thinking if you fell too fat! :o   :?  

[Bogdan]

The biggest energy consumer is the brain, so start thinking if you fell too fat! :o   :?   :mrgreen:
My father use to have a teacher at university who was saying: "fat people are stupid".

[zimbris]

My father use to have a teacher at university who was saying: "fat people are stupid".

hey hey.. let's not bring in prejudice and stuff...  

[Bogdan]

I have no prejudice but some time i,m thinking that he was rigth!

[zimbris]

I know plenty who are not fat, but stupid.. so no true point in saying some things.. but then again, let's live prejudice out of this forum  

[Man Stopper]

oh.. I was hardly 80 kg back then
Looks is one way to keep us motivated and make training a bit more fun, as we know throwing around Iron without earning $$$$$$ can be a  BREAKER..!!!!

[zimbris]

I guess in the end it's all meant to be fun and a life style.. that is, when you don't go professional and money is not (or should not be) one of the goals.
Emelianenko and Vitor belfort are still my favorites in the cage, of course they are not the best of the best, I mean, no one ever is, if you really think about it, unless you judge things by number of titles. I base my liking on the fighting style and their character. They don;t get lost in big words, they just go for it and at the end of the game they accept the outcome. After loosing to Werdum, Emelienenko said something in the lines of "maybe it's better I lost this fight, this way people can see I am just human, not a god". I for one, really appreciate such attitude. Keeping humble, although such powerful potential lies behind...

[zimbris]

ok i found it

[Man Stopper]

Emelianenko is one big hitter and has a very natural street brawler type approach. Your right there is so many good fighters in both MMA and UFC, its all good and if only money/business was not a part of sport, it would be much more interesting..

[zimbris]

@kangdanlin

nu stiu daca ti-a placut si arta nipona, pe mine m-a atras mai mult decat cea chinezeasca 
.. si nu stiu daca cunosti nume grele ale sportului japonez, de Andy Hugh ai auzit..?  Au inceput sa bage pe youtube filmari care cu ani in urma apasam multe butoane sa le hgasesc (vhs)

[zimbris]

[zimbris]

Midori si Matsui au fost preferatii mei

[kangdanlin]

trebuie sa recunosc ca artele japoneze nu prea m-au interesat...desi jiu jitsu este japonez, nu pot sa spun ca-mi place, dar ii respect pe cei ce practica ( mai ales ca am un amic in Team Verdum)
o alta categorie sunt cei ce fac box thai 
pana la urma depinde de fiecare individ in parte cat e de bun sau rau..si fiecare-i liber sa faca ce vrea

[zimbris]

pt cine i-a urmarit pe cei din marile circuite internationale de AMM (inca de la Pride incoace) - parerea mea - Arlovsky s-a cam indragostit de imaginea lui si a uitat sa mai si lupte, cam la fel cum se intampla cu fotbalistii de la noi.

to those of you who are familiar with the MMA, from the old Pride ones up to today - this is just my opinion - Arlovsky kind of fell in love with his image and forgot to actually fight, I knew he was gonna get cooked by Charitonov, the guy is a truly hard hitter




Barnett... am stiut ca o sa-l bata pe Rogers, are muuuulti ani de experienta, a luptat cu nume grele, grele de tot, in perioada Pride.

I knew Barnett would cook Rogers, as he has so many years of experience to back him up, having fought many a great name in Pride.

[kangdanlin]

BRAVO BUTE!!!...ce NANI si-a luat francezul :D