well…. this is out of character for me… but this song is freaking awesome. sorry not sorry

gettin after it. adopting this philosophy and seeing whats up

Zombie pwnage

Mommys home!!!!

thespartanwarrior:

Friday Fitness Funny

I truly am not laughing at the guy. I love the intensity. Learn to love what you do in your own way.

Hahahahaha

thespartanwarrior:

Your training life, just like your personal or professional life, is a journey.  Or let me say, it’s supposed to be.  People are in such a hurry to arrive at their destination that they never enjoy the trip, or even bother to ask themselves, what happens when or if I arrive at that destination?  

Quit?  

Make a new goal?  

Obsess over fat on their big toe?  

Want another inch on your bicep?  What do you think happens when you add that inch?  Yeah, it’s not all you thought it would be is it?  Now, you just need arms another inch bigger.

People that spend a lot of time trying to develop their body, often don’t see themselves as they really are.  They are stuck in the fun house.  Looking into mirrors where they are too fat, or too skinny.

A few years ago a good friend of mine was in the gym training, and he was the leanest I’d ever seen him.  And the biggest maybe too.  He was getting ready to go on vacation for a week to Virginia Beach and wanted to look good.  

“You look awesome dude.” I told him.  

He just kinda “meh’d” me.  

“No seriously, I’ve never seen you this lean.  You’re definitely ready for that vacation.”  

But I could tell he didn’t think too much of himself at the time.  

Some years later he told me “I was looking back at old pictures the other day, and I pulled up those Beach pics.  I couldn’t believe that was me.  I looked like that!  That was the best I ever looked.”

“I told you that at the time.”  

“I know man.” he said “but the thing is, you never enjoy it when you’re in it, because you don’t see yourself for how you really are.”

It was, without a doubt, the most poignant statement I’d ever heard in regards as to how people see themselves in this little sub-culture.

You don’t get to enjoy it while you’re in it, because you never see yourself for how you really are.  

Read the entire article by Paul Carter on LIFT-RUN-BANG.

Interesting and relatable haha

I cannot wait for hammock season!!

Haha yes! every. time.