SlightlyStoopkid

SlightlyStoopkid t1_jcudvsi wrote

Reply to comment by Ds50x in Boxing gym by Ds50x

Peter Welch’s or Graelish for boxing. For MMA imo you’re better off learning wrestling and one of the other component arts (jiu jitsu, kickboxing, etc) individually, as opposed to jumping into full MMA right away.

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SlightlyStoopkid t1_jcqzwyw wrote

Reply to comment by Ds50x in Boxing gym by Ds50x

If you aren’t serious about competing then any gym you can go to consistently is good. You should try free trials at all the gyms near you and decide where you the like the vibe.

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SlightlyStoopkid t1_j9vhnb7 wrote

>Historically, only existing MBTA employees qualify for dispatcher jobs, and Interim General Manager Jeff Gonneville said the agency is exploring the idea of hiring externally for the role.

sounds to me like they haven't hired anyone from outside yet, but instead just trained people from other roles in the org, and now the problem is:

>our vehicle availability and staffing of operators and front-line management

aka they shuffled people around within the mbta to say "look how well we're doing, we have so many dispatchers now," and in the process they moved so many conductors that they can't run enough trains to maintain their old operating schedule. "we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"

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SlightlyStoopkid t1_j29zgb6 wrote

My friend was a high school state champ and penn state wrestler. He went to one spin class with his gf and didn’t know you could adjust the resistance, so he just did the whole hour on max resistance without realizing. He gave himself rhabdo and had to spend several days in the hospital. The moral is, any workout can be as hard as you want it to be.

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