Military exercises

[intricate design]

I’ve never been in the army or anything but my exercise routine needs that kind of discipline

like if a drill sargent was telling me to stop being a pvssy and do 100 pushups

i need some crazy motivation like that to really bust my routine

a stronger mind frame than what ive got now

kick you in the nuts type drill Sargent

 

[RoadKing_Rabbit]

I’ve never been in the army or anything but my exercise routine needs that kind of discipline

like if a drill sargent was telling me to stop being a pvssy and do 100 pushups

i need some crazy motivation like that to really bust my routine

a stronger mind frame than what ive got now

kick you in the nuts type drill Sargent

If you're located anywhere NEAR me, you might regret having said those words. It used to be my job to provide that kind of discipline.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

If you're located anywhere NEAR me, you might regret having said those words. It used to be my job to provide that kind of discipline.

"What is that Private Pyle? What the fvck is that???"

"A jelly donut, sir!"

"And are you supposed to be eating jelly donuts Private Pyle??"

"Sir, no sir!"

"And why is that, Private Pyle?"

"Sir, because I'm too heavy, sir!"

"No, because you are a disgusting fat body, Private Pyle!"

 

[plumber]

if you want the military experience, go do it. really... best if you an start with a degree first and be an O instead of an E. But either way just go do it. and your right... it will change you, perhaps exactly as you want. will learn stuff you don't expect....

 

[RoadKing_Rabbit]

"What is that Private Pyle? What the fvck is that???"

"A jelly donut, sir!"

"And are you supposed to be eating jelly donuts Private Pyle??"

"Sir, no sir!"

"And why is that, Private Pyle?"

"Sir, because I'm too heavy, sir!"

"No, because you are a disgusting fat body, Private Pyle!"

"You climb obstacles like old people fvck, you know that?!"

 

[Alvafe]

wow, you guys take too easy

 

[intricate design]

So I wake up at 5:00am and I’m in the gym from 6:00-7:00 but I’m taking it easy like on the tred mill and just a few weights here and there

breakfast is around 9am and I try to fit in an outdoor exercise after eating. Like 45 minutes of easy jogging and light body weight exercises.

so that much is consistent

another thing I’ve been consistent with is getting hammered on cognac, tequila and whiskey, oh maybe 1 night every 7 days or so. And that totally reduces all my gains because I will be hungover a day afterwards recuperating from all that nonsense

The military would probably send me to alcohol rehab at this stage

 

[RoadKing_Rabbit]

So I wake up at 5:00am and I’m in the gym from 6:00-7:00 but I’m taking it easy like on the tred mill and just a few weights here and there

breakfast is around 9am and I try to fit in an outdoor exercise after eating. Like 45 minutes of easy jogging and light body weight exercises.

so that much is consistent

another thing I’ve been consistent with is getting hammered on cognac, tequila and whiskey, oh maybe 1 night every 7 days or so. And that totally reduces all my gains because I will be hungover a day afterwards recuperating from all that nonsense

The military would probably send me to alcohol rehab at this stage

No, if you joined, you'd probably wind up drinking way more than you thought you ever could and THEN run faster than you've ever ran in your life while hung over.

 

[Scaramouche]

if you want the military experience, go do it. really... best if you an start with a degree first and be an O instead of an E. But either way just go do it. and your right... it will change you, perhaps exactly as you want. will learn stuff you don't expect....

Hi Plumber,
Sure,The Army offers incredible opportunities to train for a useful degree,but in my experience as an ordinary conscript,it seemed a breeding ground for Institutionalised brutality and humiliation.

 

[plumber]

Hi Plumber,
Sure,The Army offers incredible opportunities to train for a useful degree,but in my experience as an ordinary conscript,it was a breeding ground for Institutionalised brutality and humiliation.

i think your one gen before me. i am 60+... for me in the US it is and was a great way to get a grip on reality and also get forced into a direction. the e vs o thing is the same as in other business. usually mgmt. does better than skilled labor. but no always, some e8/e9 have great lifestyle... I agree, i think the gen before me that had draft... it was a different story...

 

[Scaramouche]

Hi Plumber,
Yeah,I think it could be a generational thing....First day in the Army my platoon were being allocated tasks..."Anyone speak French here?"No reply
"Surely someone speak a little bit of French"....."Well I did two years of French at High School",I responded,"Oh you'll do nicely Son,you're on Latrine duty".

 

[plumber]

Hi Plumber,
Yeah,I think it could be a generational thing....First day in the Army my platoon were being allocated tasks..."Anyone speak French here?"No reply
"Surely someone speak a little bit of French"....."Well I did two years of French at High School",I responded,"Oh you'll do nicely Son,you're on Latrine duty".

yes, i heard the same from older than me men. what i saw first hand in my time was very different than what you likely seen in your time.