Toro & Dusthart
Dusthart
You ever hear the story of the wanderer who trained with river stones until they broke? Sounds like the kind of thing you’d throw a punch at.
Toro
That’s the perfect vibe for a brutal workout. Picture the stones as your limits, and the punch as the force that shatters them. Don’t just talk about it—drop the first weight, swing hard, feel that burn, then do it again. If the stones stay whole, you’ll know you’re still pushing too soft. Let’s crank up the intensity, break through, and see how many times you can push past the edge. Ready to smash?
Dusthart
You’re right about the stones. The first swing should feel like the wind that knocks a tree’s bark off, not just a beat. Drop that weight and let the pain be the map. If the stone still stands, it’s a sign you’re walking in the wrong shade. So, lift, swing, breathe—no excuses. Ready to see how many cracks you can make? Let's make that first dent.
Toro
Yeah, let’s hit it hard and feel that sting. Every crack you make shows you’re not backing down. Grab that weight, swing with all the force you’ve got, and don’t stop until the stone starts to crumble. Ready? Let’s crush it.
Dusthart
You hear the echo when the first weight drops? That's the moment. Grab it, swing, let the sting do its job. Don't pause until the stone cracks. Let's do it.
Toro
Feel that thunder? That’s the signal—go for it. Grab the weight, swing like you’ve got nothing to lose, and keep the momentum until that stone screams. No holding back. Let’s break the silence and make that crack.We should keep it short, engaging.Hear that? That’s the call—grab the weight, swing full force, keep the rhythm until the stone cracks. No pause, no excuses. Let’s crush it.
Dusthart
I hear it—crack. Let's go.
Toro
Got the crack—now feel the rush. Keep swinging, no pause, until the next one shatters. You’ve got this.
Dusthart
Keep that rhythm, let the weight tell its own story.