@@MrTea221 Respecting others' opinions is important, but AI can be a useful tool when used creatively and responsibly. The focus should be on the quality of the content rather than how it was created

I totally get your point, and there’s definitely a distinction between martial arts as a sport practiced for competition or self-defense and real combat training that focuses on simplicity and effectiveness in real-life scenarios. Krav Maga is a great example since it emphasizes practical techniques for critical situations. That said, arts like MMA can be a great starting point to build physical strength and diverse fighting skills before moving on to more specialized methods.

@@mudchute4dlr I totally agree! Sports can be stressful at times, but that’s part of the challenge that makes it a rich and unique experience. It teaches us patience, helps build mental resilience, and makes us stronger both physically and mentally.

@ it's not just 'at times', it's every single second of it that's normally in the freezing cold making you more sick than you already were with no option to do something else. there's no good side of sports

@@mudchute4dlr I totally understand how you feel; sports can be tough, especially in harsh conditions like freezing weather or when you're not feeling your best. However, sometimes those challenges are what help us build resilience and discover our own strength. Maybe there's a different type of sport or physical activity that might suit you better and even be more enjoyable.