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[w2soneshots]

Gonna be real, the suit is so hot🤭💓

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[ronnansink-blog]

The Truth About Old-School Boxing vs. Today’s Fighters. Boxing is one of the oldest combat sports. Old-school boxing training was often grueling, involving raw, high-volume repetition of the basics. Fighters might hit the heavy bag for countless rounds, spar daily in tough gym wars, and run long distances on hard surfaces at the break of dawn. The mentality was simple: train harder and longer than anyone else. Modern training methods incorporate sports science to a far greater degree. Today’s fighters use explosive interval training, sophisticated strength and conditioning regimens, and technology-driven analytics to optimize performance. They measure heart rates, oxygen levels, and track muscle fatigue with high-tech devices. This emphasis on scientific data helps preserve fighters’ longevity and maximize their power and speed. However, there’s an argument that the relentless, no-frills approach of the old-school era built extraordinary mental toughness and grit, invaluable traits in a brutal sport. Was it always better? Not necessarily. Overtraining, lack of medical supervision, and harsh sparring took a toll on many fighters’ bodies. On the other hand, modern training techniques might reduce injuries and lengthen careers, but some critics argue that fewer rounds of hardcore sparring means less “real” fight preparation. 3. The Impact of Sports Science on Power, Speed, and Endurance The influx of sports science has undeniably changed the game. Today, dietitians, strength coaches, and sports psychologists work alongside boxing coaches to craft the perfect fight plan. Fighters often have specialized nutrition plans and supplementation strategies, designed to cut weight safely and maximize muscle mass, speed, and stamina. Old-school boxers often relied on grit, natural ability, and “eye test” coaching. Without modern nutritional knowledge, their diets might have been simpler, even haphazard. Despite these perceived disadvantages, legends like Joe Louis and Rocky Marciano showcased immense power and fearless pressure. Their training—and the countless hours spent honing techniques in the gym—allowed them to generate devastating knockout blows that remain iconic to this day. While modern boxers benefit from explosive workouts, plyometrics, and advanced recovery methods (such as cryotherapy and hyperbaric chambers), the question is whether such advancements translate to better performance in the ring. Some would argue that a prime Muhammad Ali could dismantle most of today's heavyweights with his unparalleled footwork, timing, and psychological warfare. Others believe the new generation’s athleticism and size could overwhelm the smaller old-school fighters. Ultimately, it depends on how we define “better” in a sport where styles—and intangible factors—clash so dynamically.

[udaykiran514]

Superman vs Flash – The Fastest Showdown 💥 Who Will Win? ⚡ #Shorts #Supe...

[flyertemplates]

Boxing Flyer Template is very modern psd flyer that will give the perfect promotion for your upcoming event or fight Screening! All elements are in separate layers and text is fully editable.

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"top shortage" "bottom shortage" babe im EXHAUSTED

[umblrspectrum]

so like is it specifically planets the solver craves or can it get by with just eating dirt off the ground

[leminaus]

red and vee :)

[poobirdy]

bingqiu boxing au feat. boxer binghe and manager shen yuan, as requested by @/rev_6_4 for svsssaction!

[unboundprompts]

Hii!! I came across your blog and immediately followed since I thought I might needed some help with my fanfics, and if there's one thing I'm bad at is describing fight scenes with like guns or magic, I've been struggling to write it and did some practices and didn't like how they came out, I'm hoping if you can do some fighting prompts, I hope this isn't too much!!

How to Write Fight Scenes

-> check out @howtofightwrite , they are an excellent resource for writing realistic fight scenes.

Set the Stakes Early

Why are they fighting? Establish the stakes of the fight clearly before it begins. If the reader understands what’s at risk, they’ll feel more invested. Stakes could be personal (revenge, survival), emotional (protecting a loved one), or strategic (achieving a mission).

Use the Environment

Incorporate the setting to add depth and realism. Are they fighting in a cramped alley, an open field, or a crowded city street? Describe how the environment affects movement, line of sight, or weapon use.

Vary Sentence Length for Pacing

Short sentences create tension and speed, while longer sentences allow for brief moments of reflection or description.

Incorporate Sensory Details

Highlight the senses beyond sight to ground the reader in the fight. Describe the smell of sweat, the metallic taste of blood, the weight of a sword, or the deafening roar of a gun.

Example: “Her ears rang as the blast reverberated around the alley. Smoke filled her nose, thick and choking, but she ignored it, tightening her grip on her weapon.”

Focus on Key Moments, Not Every Movement

Avoid blow-by-blow descriptions. Instead, highlight critical moves, reactions, and turning points to keep the scene flowing and avoid overwhelming the reader.

Show Physical Strain and Fatigue

Fights take a toll, especially over time. Show characters struggling to keep up, panting, sweating, or even stumbling as exhaustion sets in.

Example: “Her arms ached, each swing feeling heavier than the last. Her breathing came fast, ragged, but she couldn’t stop now.”

Capture Emotions and Mindset

Mix action with glimpses of your characters’ thoughts and emotions. This adds depth and reminds readers why the fight matters.

Describe Injuries Believably

Injuries impact the pace and intensity of a fight. Showing injuries realistically adds tension and makes victories feel hard-won.

Example: “She hissed as pain flared in her side where his blade had grazed her. Her vision blurred, but she forced herself to stand, one hand pressed to the wound.”

Build Up to a Climax

As the fight progresses, increase the stakes and bring tension to a peak. This could be a devastating blow, a risky last-minute decision, or a surprising twist.

Example: “He was backed against the wall, nowhere left to run. She raised her hand, a final spell crackling in her palm, the light casting a fierce glow in her eyes.”

Conclude with a Realistic Aftermath

Show the immediate aftermath of the fight: physical exhaustion, injuries, and the character’s emotional response. If they won, are they triumphant, relieved, or traumatized? If they lost, what happens next?

Fight Scene Prompts (with Magic)

-> feel free to edit and adjust pronouns as you see fit.

As they crept down the dim hallway, the flash of gunfire exploded from behind, forcing them to dive to the ground, bullets ricocheting off the walls around them. She barely had time to pull her weapon, pressing her back to the wall as footsteps drew closer. With a steadying breath, she waited for the right moment, then spun, firing off two rounds that hit their marks with surgical precision. The hall fell silent, the smell of gunpowder hanging in the air.

Electricity crackled around his hands as he stalked toward his opponent, energy building in his fingertips. She mirrored his stance, blue flames licking up her wrists as her gaze narrowed. He made the first move, sending a bolt of lightning in her direction, but she countered with a quick flick of her wrist, sending the flames forward like a living shield. Sparks flew as their magic collided, the force of it rattling the metal beams around them.

He ducked behind the dumpster as gunfire erupted, bullets pinging off the conjured barrier that surrounded him. He gritted his teeth, feeling the strain as his shield flickered with each impact. His opponent advanced, shouting taunts over the noise, but he focused, raising one hand to push the barrier outwards, turning it from defense to offense. With a growl, he flung the shield forward like a battering ram, the force slamming his opponent back against the alley wall.

They ascended into the night sky, wind whipping around them as spells flew between them like streaks of fire. He could barely keep up, dodging her relentless attacks as the city lights twinkled below. Finally, he unleashed a burst of energy from his hands, the force spiraling outward in a shockwave. She managed to deflect it just in time, retaliating with a beam of light that sliced through the night like a comet, forcing him into a desperate mid-air roll to avoid it.

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Anyway I’m a clown because this is how I chose to costume myself as a female Orc for a renfaire

In my defense, it was nearly 100 degrees out and being sexy is fun

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[bionicboxes]

this is all just a bad dream. and you're never waking up.

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[aquacomet]

Boop! 🐾

Watch out! Some little guys have been spotted running around again, not delivering soup this time but boops!

Doodled these up using the drawme box, when you doodle one of them the other is never that far behind!