The Marathon Mentality: Why Consistency Beats Intensity on the Mat (and in Life)
When someone starts a martial art—whether it’s Karate, BJJ, or Muay Thai—they often bring a burst of incredible energy. They show up to every class, stay late, and push themselves to the absolute limit. This enthusiasm is fantastic, but it hides a trap: The Trap of Intensity.This mindset tells you that if you're not exhausted, injured, or completely crushed after a session, you haven't worked hard enough. It's the fitness equivalent of a sprint, and it often leads to the same result: burnout and injury. The truth about martial arts mastery, and about success in any long-term endeavor, lies not in the sprint, but in the marathon.The goal isn’t to be the best student ....
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