having chosen to work my sparring sessions with Pet, we had built a really nice rapport and we were having fun at training where we could always have a laugh which always makes a huge difference in my world. whats training without having some fun.... why be so serious!!!
therefore training with the one trainer over a period of time you were able to learn their body language quickly & get yourself to a stage where it was visual cues only. it meant that we had moved to the next stage and i knew my level of fitness & understanding of this art of fighting was coming together.
"shup shup tip".... has been ringing in my head. it is Pet breathing out every time i punch, kick or elbow and tip means to do a push kick.
for those that know me well and have seen me train you know that there is a bit of grunting going on. therefore Pet & I got described as the noisy duo working in the back boxing ring.
i've uploaded a little video and you can check it out...
Day Five - morning and afternoon
- same same but different day
feeling really good and absolutely loving the training. i knew i had moved to the next level of fitness & experience when Pet started to do a few more complicated combinations and adding in some extra cardiovascular work in between sets to wear and tear me out a little more.
no complaints and having the best time.
still training with a massive blister on the ball of my foot. don't seem to really notice it while i am training but i certainly notice it before and after as I can hardly walk on it. continuously changing the dressing to prevent infection.
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