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Well I'll be thinking then perform some brain muscular activities like change the visualization or line of logic. I turn easy thinking into hard thinking. So this entails distorting a visual a number of ways, forcing it backwards and forwards, expanding the scene to encompass more (I'll realize that I set a situation in a modified cousins house or something, then either change my thinking or the setting into something not-lazy, which includes the emotional laziness such a setting suggests), introduce an emotion or thinking difficult for me in said thinking/feeling (a social skill, war-like situation, mental challenge, etc.), move the thinking/feeling from one place to another in the body/brain and experience the cognitive change, or challenge myself with a task or mission that is far from easy in said cognitive state.
I'll also look for where I'm "feeling" my thinking, such as a stiffening neck, a grimace, a curdling stomach, or a warm sexual sensation, or a warm comfy feeling, etc. and try to recreate, change, separate, connect or invent sensations in the same/new places. This has led to a great deal of confidence on my part for my future, as this is a great and unique skillset. I might call it Flesh Stitching or something gruesome. I'm learning how to smell, taste, touch, see, hear and remember with/of many parts of my body, and am getting better at it by the day. My body is still somewhat retarded, but one of these days…
I've learned to differentiate many things, including an estrogen/fem feeling and a testosterone/masc feeling. Misery riddles my body but it's required to make progress. I can relax and feel good just fine though, but it isn't useful. I do a shit ton of isometrics, usually whilst visualizating and channeling hyper-aggression death metal tier shit against estrogen, threatening, faulty or childish fueled thinking/feeling in the body or hyper reactively to the environment (not physically, I don't beat the shit out of people). I wasn't sure at first if it would lead to a test boost, though was great 'fighting experience', resulting in agony and pain all over from it (strange side effect). It's usually while trying to sleep that I feel pain all over. After sleeping a lot I'm usually quite a bit physically stronger, but am otherwise somewhat in limbo; whilst training I'm strong and using up all my reserves, but crash somewhat when I start to relax. Seems normal if you realize the body treats it as physical training, which is proven to increase strength and skill acquisition if performed correctly.
My main reason for doing all of this is in response to the fact that people's mental strength and endurance limits what one can do before their physical ability limits them. They give up before they give out. People die out of lack of will to live rather than a physical reason. The die hard warrior substance is what I wish to be made of.
Oh, and I will visualize and analyze muscle engagement, rate of fire, feeling, form, etc whilst exercising then visualize it later and think how I can do it differently, or already have an idea of how. This is how I find weaknesses most of all, and the only quick and sure solution seems to be pure agony and consistent isometrics. I'm new to this though so give me 5 years to get some expert knowledge.
I am certain that over-training doesn't exist if you have the will to recover and still push further than ever before. It feels like metal is slowly digging into your flesh and working its way to your core, "corrupting" your weakness, cracking you like dry mud. I'd get a testosterone test if it didn't cost $70.