Thailand Day 1 Blog
Day 1
HERE WE GO, ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER HOUR, HERE WE GO!!
Thailand bound.. blogging.. sweet! btw first time blogger.. lets not make this too painful. Thailand bound. This is asecond trip to the land of the wais. What brings me here is the opportunity to further my fighting ability. Last fight i had was a hard fought war and im expecting nothing short of that again come Dec 5. So what better placeto prepare than in bangkok where thai boxing is the national sport. Training up until this points been great. I've gotten great sparring with Razor Rob and the guys at HB Ultimate and GG @ RVCA. Great mitt work w/hollywoodJason Parillo. I've enhanced my overall athletiscm with strength training (OCfasttwitch) and speed and agility workw/Matt @ athletesquest. Thank you all!! Now nearly three weeks of living in a muay thai camp. Day in day out nothing but training. Pad work, bag work, clinching, running and plyos. Its the challenge thats alluring. Can I. What if. I dont know what will happen. But i will prepare FOR, and the day will come. And i will see. Much hardwork to be done!!
A little about myself. I got into kickboxing/muay thai when i was 17 (13yrs ago ouch). Up till then i played soccerfor 12 yrs and water polo for six. I remember i was driving with a buddy at the time and we saw a kickboxing signw/phone number and we thought how cool does that sound. A week later we were taking kickboxing classes. Training wasnt anything much more than lining up in single file lines and kicking shields but it was enough to spark my interest and keep me coming back. About six months into training my trainer at the time wanted to start competing.He'd found a gym that would find him fights and he asked me if i'd be interested in fighting. Well the rest is history. I had my first fight june 97' and was hooked. Now 12yrs later and 27 fights, im still at it. more to come.
Bryce "the Body Snatcher" Krause
HERE WE GO, ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER HOUR, HERE WE GO!!
Thailand bound.. blogging.. sweet! btw first time blogger.. lets not make this too painful. Thailand bound. This is asecond trip to the land of the wais. What brings me here is the opportunity to further my fighting ability. Last fight i had was a hard fought war and im expecting nothing short of that again come Dec 5. So what better placeto prepare than in bangkok where thai boxing is the national sport. Training up until this points been great. I've gotten great sparring with Razor Rob and the guys at HB Ultimate and GG @ RVCA. Great mitt work w/hollywoodJason Parillo. I've enhanced my overall athletiscm with strength training (OCfasttwitch) and speed and agility workw/Matt @ athletesquest. Thank you all!! Now nearly three weeks of living in a muay thai camp. Day in day out nothing but training. Pad work, bag work, clinching, running and plyos. Its the challenge thats alluring. Can I. What if. I dont know what will happen. But i will prepare FOR, and the day will come. And i will see. Much hardwork to be done!!
A little about myself. I got into kickboxing/muay thai when i was 17 (13yrs ago ouch). Up till then i played soccerfor 12 yrs and water polo for six. I remember i was driving with a buddy at the time and we saw a kickboxing signw/phone number and we thought how cool does that sound. A week later we were taking kickboxing classes. Training wasnt anything much more than lining up in single file lines and kicking shields but it was enough to spark my interest and keep me coming back. About six months into training my trainer at the time wanted to start competing.He'd found a gym that would find him fights and he asked me if i'd be interested in fighting. Well the rest is history. I had my first fight june 97' and was hooked. Now 12yrs later and 27 fights, im still at it. more to come.
Bryce "the Body Snatcher" Krause
posted by Bryce Krause at
7:33 PM
5 Comments:
Great job on the blog!
I think this is a great idea - the "nooners" will love knowing what is going on. We'll have Steve yell 10-10-10 occasionally to keep you alive here! Don't get kicked in the head any more than necessary. Miss you. Matriarch.
GO TO IT COACH!!!!!!!!
Great Job Brotha, Keep up the hard work and don't forget to keep your strength up while your there. Also remeber diet and sleep does a body good. See you when you get back!
Athletes Quest
Glad to hear you got there safe and sound. Can't wait to hear more about the camp!
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