it's quite good to see you summarising your experience on a week to week basis maybe you should start a blog, it would be intersting to look back after youve been at it for a year, and might be a good insight to the training for others who are starting out

just a thought

I'm too lazy to do that.

My week consists mainly of:-
1) eating
2) sleeping
3) drinking
4) chain smoking
5) kicking the can aka b!tching about how life is miserable without a job
6) How I'm such a pro even though I can't be bothered to move my arse.

-Taison out

I dont think so, but the moderators might have different ideas about that.

I think it would be a good idea as you would be able to throw up a lot of info and problems that apply to everybody that does Muay Thai and maybe the guys with more experience on here will complement your training by giving you good advice. I've heard people say that you shouldnt waist time on forums and get out their and train, but i think if your training hard enough the forums/blogs will give you helpfull pointers in the right direction.

Changlab,

Feel free to start a new thread and blog about your MT training. I'd be honored if you did, it'll breath a little more air into these parts of the forum.

I might start doing that as well soon as I find more freetime.

-Taison out

I think the invitation to start a blog has scared changlab off !!

I blame YOU Taison puting far to much pressure on the guy tut tut

Well. .

It seems I have scared him.

Oh well, in order to get that nice bloke back, I'm going to ban you Shills, in order to justify his abscense.

-Taison out

I haven't been scared off... I'm getting married this weekend and haven't had time for training. but I will keep posting as I keep training..

pheeeeeew,

that was close, good to see you are still with us and congrats and good luck on the wedding

in response to getting older,,,,hahahah,,,i just turned 57 today, and i have been in martial arts for 40 years and i never get tired of it, oh i get tired alright, and my old body aches and i am a little stiff in the mornings after i
have had a few rounds or two and i don't heal as fast as i once did, but i will go to my grave kicking and punching trying to get that last hit in,,,thats just the way it is..
so hang in there and as YOU get older, just sit back be patient and let your opponent come to you, afer all martial arts IS for self defense also. (and stop smoking)