Hey fellas.
A few days ago I injured my foot (the knuckle part of the foot if you know what i mean. the part where the bone is bulging out) and few days ago when I sparred after that it hurt like balls. I went to the doctor and he told me that I need to rehab for 2 weeks, and as i told my coach about this most likely my sparring competition will get cancelled.
The whole reason why exactly I decided to stay at my current gym is because I was entering the competition, but now without that I told him I would like to change this month as my semester exam would come up. However, for some strange reason he suggested me not to change, and to stay at the gym I am in right now. I thought "Man this guy crazy he doesn't teach me ****"
However, after a half hour of reasoning and questioning I found the true reason why he suggested me to stay.
1. Mainly because my body is weak; not only I don't have enough muscle but my body just breaks down easily. If my body keeps on breaking down before fights my coach at the new gym probably would just ignore me (the gym mainly focuses on amateur/pros, the complete opposite of my gym)
2. I always do ****** **** to betray my coach. Like for example when the coach was preparing for my first sparring session in July the day before I left to Las Vegas I was like "Hey coach I'm goin' to Vegas tomorrow" and he told me that he wasn't pissed or anything but he felt betrayed. I can understand this because if I think I wanna do something I just do it without thinking about the consequences.
After I heard that I felt like a real, real d*ck for being so rude. Curse my weak body, because of this I could not enter the competition and on top of that I was telling what I want to do at the coach and afterwards telling him I dont want to do and that pattern just repeated over and over again. But he said that he never scolded me, but he did get frustrated with me for being so selfish. Told me that I was still a brat and he is an adult, so he thought it was immature to get pissed as hell at me. Also told me that if you said that to another coach at your new gym he would be like "**** you do whatever you want." That I do have to say he is 100% correct.
After all the conversation, I thought about changing my gym and I decided to stay at my gym. Although his coaching may dissatisfy me its probably because I'm rushing things. I'm thinking of taking it slow this time and respect and listen to my coach the best way I could. I might not have the best ability of boxing or the best athletic ability in any sports but I'm working hard to go into college with a boxing scholarship (my grades aren't that good but i'm trying my best to improve it) so until then, I'm with my coach. He knows me very well in alot of ways lol. We both agreed that before we move on we need to focus mainly on toughening my body up.
Not a question, but I really wanted to hear some opinions about this. I apologize for the long essay but I just had to write it down.
A few days ago I injured my foot (the knuckle part of the foot if you know what i mean. the part where the bone is bulging out) and few days ago when I sparred after that it hurt like balls. I went to the doctor and he told me that I need to rehab for 2 weeks, and as i told my coach about this most likely my sparring competition will get cancelled.
The whole reason why exactly I decided to stay at my current gym is because I was entering the competition, but now without that I told him I would like to change this month as my semester exam would come up. However, for some strange reason he suggested me not to change, and to stay at the gym I am in right now. I thought "Man this guy crazy he doesn't teach me ****"
However, after a half hour of reasoning and questioning I found the true reason why he suggested me to stay.
1. Mainly because my body is weak; not only I don't have enough muscle but my body just breaks down easily. If my body keeps on breaking down before fights my coach at the new gym probably would just ignore me (the gym mainly focuses on amateur/pros, the complete opposite of my gym)
2. I always do ****** **** to betray my coach. Like for example when the coach was preparing for my first sparring session in July the day before I left to Las Vegas I was like "Hey coach I'm goin' to Vegas tomorrow" and he told me that he wasn't pissed or anything but he felt betrayed. I can understand this because if I think I wanna do something I just do it without thinking about the consequences.
After I heard that I felt like a real, real d*ck for being so rude. Curse my weak body, because of this I could not enter the competition and on top of that I was telling what I want to do at the coach and afterwards telling him I dont want to do and that pattern just repeated over and over again. But he said that he never scolded me, but he did get frustrated with me for being so selfish. Told me that I was still a brat and he is an adult, so he thought it was immature to get pissed as hell at me. Also told me that if you said that to another coach at your new gym he would be like "**** you do whatever you want." That I do have to say he is 100% correct.
After all the conversation, I thought about changing my gym and I decided to stay at my gym. Although his coaching may dissatisfy me its probably because I'm rushing things. I'm thinking of taking it slow this time and respect and listen to my coach the best way I could. I might not have the best ability of boxing or the best athletic ability in any sports but I'm working hard to go into college with a boxing scholarship (my grades aren't that good but i'm trying my best to improve it) so until then, I'm with my coach. He knows me very well in alot of ways lol. We both agreed that before we move on we need to focus mainly on toughening my body up.
Not a question, but I really wanted to hear some opinions about this. I apologize for the long essay but I just had to write it down.
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