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A cautionary tale about machine training. For the last two years, I've pretty much exclusively done machine work. Fixed paths, no wobble, nothing leaking into balance. Somewhere in there my stabilisers atrophied, gave up and passed away quietly. No funeral. Nobody thought to tell me. So a fortnight ago... show more

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527,141 次观看 • 1 年前

Do you like the last bite of an ice cream cone? I celebrated my 50th birthday in Italy, a place I was visiting for the first time. I reflected on my life and remembered 15 years ago. I felt the difficulty of continuing to pro wrestling in Japan and even considered retirement. If there was nothing I could do in Japan, I decided to escape somewhere, to go overseas, so I headed to Thailand, and from there my activities expanded to all of Asia, then to the UK, and now to the US. Remembering that, tears suddenly welled up as I realized that if I had quit wrestling back then, I wouldn't be in this situation. At that moment, a girl sitting at the same table must have sensed something when she saw my tears. She gave me the last bite of her ice cream. I love the toe of the cone! I met her 8 years ago, so she doesn't know my past. If she had met me 15 years ago, she would have been a 12-year-old girl. My tears stopped with laughter.

Do you like the last bite of an ice cream cone? I celebrated my 50th birthday in Italy, a place I was visiting for the first time. I reflected on my life and remembered 15 years ago. I felt the difficulty of continuing to pro wrestling in Japan and even considered retirement. If there was nothing I could do in Japan, I decided to escape somewhere, to go overseas, so I headed to Thailand, and from there my activities expanded to all of Asia, then to the UK, and now to the US. Remembering that, tears suddenly welled up as I realized that if I had quit wrestling back then, I wouldn't be in this situation. At that moment, a girl sitting at the same table must have sensed something when she saw my tears. She gave me the last bite of her ice cream. I love the toe of the cone! I met her 8 years ago, so she doesn't know my past. If she had met me 15 years ago, she would have been a 12-year-old girl. My tears stopped with laughter.

Emi Sakura🍫

13,616 次观看 • 1 个月前

"my manager, when i was 12 years old, sent me to a center in italy which was focused on physical and mental training. physical training, even at 12, i knew what that meant. but, mental training for me was completely new and i got there and i was incredibly surprised. and so very early on in my career, i was sensibilized by the fact of resting and giving some rest to the brain in some moments of life and sort of during a race weekend for example is incredibly important."

"my manager, when i was 12 years old, sent me to a center in italy which was focused on physical and mental training. physical training, even at 12, i knew what that meant. but, mental training for me was completely new and i got there and i was incredibly surprised. and so very early on in my career, i was sensibilized by the fact of resting and giving some rest to the brain in some moments of life and sort of during a race weekend for example is incredibly important."

clara

15,138 次观看 • 4 个月前

Tomorrow is my 57th birthday. I love being exactly this age. I don't care what people think of me. I say what I want to say. I do what I think is right. It took a few draggings across the internet, a high profile cancellation, and a great husband to help me get here. Yes, it absolutely sucked to be vilified for exposing abuse in gymnastics, to be the first person willing to tell the truth about the cruel and abusive training environment. Ten years of being berated and reviled by the people I trained with, by the governing body for the sport, by other leaders in the sport around the world ... well, it was not for the faint of heart. But their lies about me only strengthened my resolve. I knew it had to be even worse than I experienced for them to come for me so hard. And I was right. There was Larry Nassar. Yes, it absolutely sucked to lose a career I'd spent over 30 years building because I said schools should open during covid. The harassment and brutal attacks were even worse this time. But I'd trained for it - to stand my ground. To stand up for children. And I was right then too. And now I've chosen a difficult path. To start a new brand, in my 50s. A brand that truly stands up for female athletes, for fair competition. For biological reality. But we're doing it. We're making an impact. And building a brand. I do what some tell me I should not do - because I think it is the right thing. It took me a long time to get here. I'm not going back. If you're inclined to birthday well-wishes for people you meet on the internet, I'd ask: check out XX-XY Athletics instead. We are quickly becoming the uniform of common sense. Suit up. Thought criminals unite.

Jennifer Sey

51,400 次观看 • 8 个月前

Sorry, no new part today, but I wanted to work in a hint of things to come. I've been wanting to do something for this song: is a download link in the description, as well as a backup drive folder for all the songs, because you guys hit my download limit in a day for I also made a tiktok and instagram if you use those, I set them up and I think I have them all backfilled now and all my links: Just a few things: I was planning on just adapting only what was shown in "I wasn't Joking" wasn't planning on doing the next "canonical" part because it didn't speak to me like the first part. This whole section I've been working on now is me trying to make sense of things that would have to take place before the ending would make sense. I had a bunch of apprehension about taking donations and all of that because I just didn't see a way that made sense to me, i had one in mind that I think was going to make a lot of people unhappy (I would have done it anyways) that made sense to me. I think stories have to be driven by the characters first, and never by the results that we want before that. But I think I figured it out now. I don't want to reveal anymore, but I think that if you like what I've been doing so far, you'll like what I have in mind. It's not going to be what was depicted in the comic, but I have a plan for the ending now, I just need to work through some of the details leading up to it. Thanks for reading. Vidu invite code for free credits on a new account: SCHMEDEQ4 My realistic Malfoid reference on Vidu: My anime Malfoid reference on Vidu: #malfoid #vidu #viducpp #ViduQ4Preview #ViduDC #AIイラスト

Sorry, no new part today, but I wanted to work in a hint of things to come. I've been wanting to do something for this song: is a download link in the description, as well as a backup drive folder for all the songs, because you guys hit my download limit in a day for I also made a tiktok and instagram if you use those, I set them up and I think I have them all backfilled now and all my links: Just a few things: I was planning on just adapting only what was shown in "I wasn't Joking" wasn't planning on doing the next "canonical" part because it didn't speak to me like the first part. This whole section I've been working on now is me trying to make sense of things that would have to take place before the ending would make sense. I had a bunch of apprehension about taking donations and all of that because I just didn't see a way that made sense to me, i had one in mind that I think was going to make a lot of people unhappy (I would have done it anyways) that made sense to me. I think stories have to be driven by the characters first, and never by the results that we want before that. But I think I figured it out now. I don't want to reveal anymore, but I think that if you like what I've been doing so far, you'll like what I have in mind. It's not going to be what was depicted in the comic, but I have a plan for the ending now, I just need to work through some of the details leading up to it. Thanks for reading. Vidu invite code for free credits on a new account: SCHMEDEQ4 My realistic Malfoid reference on Vidu: My anime Malfoid reference on Vidu: #malfoid #vidu #viducpp #ViduQ4Preview #ViduDC #AIイラスト

schmede

15,921 次观看 • 22 天前