David Boyle
David Boyle
3 Years 336 days - Jitzin
3 Years 336 days - Jitzin
3 Years 336 days - Jitzin
Tuesday 18th April 2023
Join David Boyle as he navigates the challenges of returning to jiu-jitsu training, sharing his raw emotions and determination in this episode.
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Episode Overview
- Boyle's return to jiu-jitsu training after a hiatus due to tender knees from sprints
- Encountering unexpected challenges during training as a two-striper
- Being submitted twice by a younger opponent but finding joy in the training experience
- The exhilarating feeling and adrenaline rush of being back on the mats
- Boyle's determination to work on knee strength and the newsletter release
It feels good even now, this is like four or five hours after I've done it. I'll be back on Thursday. I'm not going to go tomorrow. I'm going to go to the gym and work on some knee strength. Anyway, that'll do for today. The newsletter's out. Go check out the newsletter. Subscribe to the newsletter. It has all things boil in there. If you enjoyed the newsletter, share it around. Share around the podcast. And I'll see you the fuck later.
David Boyle is back on the jiu-jitsu mats after a short break, thanks to some tender knees from sprinting. In this episode, he shares the ups and downs of his return to training. As a two-striper, Boyle took it easy initially but soon found himself in challenging situations. Despite being submitted twice by a younger opponent, the rush of being back in action left him feeling elated. This episode captures Boyle's raw emotions and his unwavering determination to overcome setbacks.
Whether you're a jiu-jitsu enthusiast or just love a good comeback story, Boyle's journey is both relatable and inspiring.