Leonardo & Joren
Joren, I’ve been curious about how a disciplined fighter can integrate the quiet focus of a meditation session into their training. Thoughts?
Hey, that’s a great idea! A disciplined fighter already has that mental muscle, so just carve out a few minutes each day—right before you hit the bag or after a tough session—to sit quietly, focus on your breath, and let the body relax. Think of it as a pre‑fight reset: the stillness calms the nerves, sharpens your awareness, and fuels your next round with a clear head. Even 5‑10 minutes can make a difference, and over time you’ll notice better timing, steadier strikes, and a calmer mind in the heat of battle. Give it a try and feel the power of peace in your punches.
That sounds solid. I’ll take a few minutes before the bag, just breathe and let the calm settle. If my opponent can’t see the stillness, at least they’ll feel the sharper strikes.
That’s the spirit—keep it tight, stay present, and let that calm power through every jab. You’ll feel the difference before they even know what hit them. Push it, but stay centered.