/fit/ - Fitness, Health, Exercise, Dieting, etc

Weak, what happens if you don't get sex? Psychic fitness comes from occultism, not /fit/ness. Why do you want to be healthy? Look good to who? What regimen trains for bullet and cut/stab resistance? My motivation is an intellectual ultimatum. What's the guide? Is it in the sticky? I get /fit/ because I don't like the alternative. The alternative being weak, fat, dying at the age of 50 with dementia and an IQ greater than a nigger's but less than a gorillas.

>>141046

no, OP. Anything that gets your ass out of the NEETcave is good enough. Don't listen to the ">lifting for girls" meme.

>>141046

I am getting /fit/ for freedom. I want to have the freedom to run through the woods at top speed and jump over rocks and scramble down cliffs without hurting myself. I want to be able to dive headfirst into a lake and swim to the other side, climb a tree, then jump back into the lake and do it again. I want the stamina to hike across mountains and see the beautiful vistas this world has to offer. And I want to be able to do a cartwheel damn it.

>I want my future kids to have a strong dad to look up to

This is the feel that keeps me going

>>141049

>Don't listen to the ">lifting for girls" meme.

orly? 'cause when I'm DYEL, no girls like me, but if I get just a little muscle then they're all over me

I don't like the idea of being overpowered.

>>141074

I meant the people making fun of people who lift for girls.

It's an okay reason to start out, but once you get the ball rolling, it becomes a weak foundation. Eventually, you realize yourself that getting pussy is not the peak of masculine achievement, and that true strength comes from accomplishing things on your own terms and shaping the world the way you want it to be.

>>141483

>option 4, younger, more fertile, girlfriend

>>141502

You only get option 4 if you're /fit/ though.

>>141503

I would say that you get the 4th option by being powerful.

>>141075

>rarely go outside

>for some reason terrified of getting jumped

I joined a martial art because of that. Also

>spar weekly but still not confident

>want to get into a fight just to see how I could hold up

I know it's stupid, but it's one of those things that you really want to know.

>>141505

How do you preform in those sparring sessions?

>>141513

We're a small group and the majority of persons in there have a stronger grappling background while I have a stronger striking background. I'm the better striker of the group I like to think though I still have a ways to go. But sparring and actual combat are very different as we have to pull hold back while sparring.

>>141503

nah, just have a nice wallet.

For me it's preparation for old age. When I'm 75+ years old I want to be doing one-armed pushups, playing sports, and running marathons. I don't want to be some tired, fat old geezer who gets to watch young people move around.

>>141517

See if you can get one of them to "spar" "for real" with you, without holding back lol

You have to realize though that if you have some formal practice in a martial art then you're already leagues above the average person in terms of fighting ability. Though of course you could say that it isn't the average person that would be out to mug you or something like that.

Now I'm no expert by any stretch of the imagination, so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I'd imagine that more than anything being able to keep a level head during a situation where someone poses a threat to you will always be the defining factor in coming out of it unharmed

Only being able to throw one particular punch, but doing it well while keeping calm > knowing fancy fighting moves but still being a jumpy cunt in a real life situation

It also goes without saying, but running away when possible will always be the best option. No need to hurt yourself if you can help it.

Trying to get into a fight to test your strength is karate kid level cliche

It'll go away, the only reason I work out is to get stronger now. It's a fun hobby.

>>141046

The reasons to work out should be self improvement first and foremost. Become a better person for yourself first, and the rest of the world second. Impress the man in the mirror, and then seek to impress the rest of the world with both of you feeling confident.

>>141877

>self improvement

digits confirm. Work out for yourself, keep personal objectives in mind. Anything else is not important