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He's right I'm definitely femsplaining. Today I asked my trainer: Can I do xyz because I had pains. He told me: It's up to you. I cannot see your inside. I think that captures the philosophy. Only you can know your limits and what's pain, what's soreness, what's fatigue, what's over-training? Best of luck. It's a tough sport that requires a lot of introspection.1 point
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That. That, right there. Then again, if there actually is something wrong with your shoulder like you legit tore it or broke something, and you push through and make it worse, then it's not my fault. It's hers, she's the one femsplaining.1 point
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So one more time I ask this, the tiredness in the shoulders will never go away, I must continue to get better at enduring the tiredness in my shoulders ? Also Leng Leng, I am sorry to hear what happened to your gym and your country, I hope things improve for you. You have my utmost respect for being able to endure all those problems in your life and the body exhaustion of Muay Thai1 point