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She's the smiling assassin. So nice but man she can run a brutal session

Thank you very much!

@tiago2012 that's awesome mate, you'll love it

Thanks so much for that. You're spot on, he has an incredible physique and is so knowledgeable. Great bloke.

After watching a game it definitely seems to be the case. Incredible athletes!

Thank you mate. It was a heap of fun and Kashi is one of the best blokes I've come across. Very fortunate to have been able to work with him.

@@fatherfigurecoach I have talked with him before, we may work together.

Definitely didn't feel like it as it was happening haha. Can't thank you enough for your time and wisdom. This one was fun.

@@fatherfigurecoach came out good. Can't believe you didn't post Simon getting nutmegged

Thanks mate. Just let any of the NPL boys in your comp know that I'm available to join their team 🙋‍♂️

@@datsyukiansanderov7184 I'm actually so keen to try pickleball

@@fatherfigurecoach lots of fun

I was the one to ask him to do it, was curious what it felt like haha

You are on the money with that call haha

Thank you, my friend

Thanks mate. It was a tonne of fun to film.

You're absolutely right, but the point of my series is to just give things a go and have a bit of a laugh. Totally agree with you and I definitely plan on learning to skate and giving it a crack again down the track.

Being good by the time you're in your teens isn't a relevant statement for almost anyone. Literally no one outside of professionals need to be good by any certain age. As a Canadian you should already know that tons of people start 40+ and are playing just fine in the beer leagues. People trying to go pro are such a outlier in the realm of hockey and are not watching this video.

@JaymesAudley thanks for the support. Wow, that's really cool. It's definitely not as popular here, but it seems like it's growing. The goal of my series is to try a range of sport and training modalities, as much as I'd like to be good at them all, I definitely haven't been and will continue not to be with a lot of them. This was definitely the toughest one I've done. Thanks for the tip. Take care.

@@littleripper312his point is just that to be good at a young age, most people are skating from a young age. I’m 38 now, but I started on roller blades when I was 4, ice skating when I was 5 and ice hockey at 6. You’re right there are plenty of older people playing in beer leagues just fine, but if you started in your 40s you’re most likely not keeping up with someone the same age that has been playing since they were 6. There’s nothing wrong with that, it’s just a lot of time and practice to make up for in a short period of time. Good for the people getting into it late if they never had a chance to play at a younger age.

That's 100% my fault haha

You're on the money mate. I'd like to think I'm okay at most sports and can compete at some level, absolutely wasn't the case for ice hockey. New found respect for these athletes

Got me hooked already mate, I'll be back. Thanks for the encouragement

It has everything, was such a cool experience and was awesome getting to actually go to one of their games

Man, what an awesome story. Good on you for giving it a crack. All the best with the competition side of it.

Thanks! I’m pretty sure you’ll get better and better each time. You’ll surprise yourself like I did. If this video was your first time on ice (maybe 2nd or 3rd), you looked better than I did. I never get to hold a hockey stick until I decided to be with my son on ice and it felt like I had to redo all I learned about skating as there are 2 elements now that I have to be comfortable. Now adding the 3rd (the puck) is again another element to learn. You’ll get better. It’s a good exercise.

@beege4481 thanks mate. Yeah I've definitely been on the ice once before but I think it was about 20 years ago haha. I actually went out on the ice today with my wife and son and felt more confident. It'll come, just got to put the time in. Good luck mate.

@@fatherfigurecoach Right on. Thanks and goodluck as well.

Tom has so much knowledge to share. Incredible climber and even better bloke.

Thanks you 😊

@@OrwellsHousecat I guess the music isn't for everyone. I enjoyed it and loved learning about the meaning from Kashi

Thanks for the nice comment mate. After going to my first live ice hockey game, it's got me really interested. I hate not being half decent at a sport or training style so I'll be working on my skating skills to give this sport a crack again.

I definitely underestimated how tough it really is. I'm going to spend some time learning to skate and try have another crack at it with the Ice Dogs

It’s very difficult when you’re an adult. I’d compare it to learning to speak a language when you’re over 30. Good for you for getting out there! Enjoy!

​@datsyukiansanderov7184 good comparison. Was tough out there but definitely had some fun. I'll be back.

@@datsyukiansanderov7184 Overcoming that innate fear of getting hurt is always a tough one too. As a kid, you're usually less likely to worry about hurting yourself. As an adult you're thinking "If I fall, I'm going to be sore at work for the next week".

Thanks mate, I definitely underestimated how tough this would be and overestimated my ability to skate haha. I'm at their game today to see these insane athletes in action.

@zacharymartin5198 man, I feel ya. I train at 4:30 every morning. I feel like I need to do it then because there's no interruptions and I can't let the excuse of having a crazy day stop me from training later in the day. It's not ideal, but we get it done. Proud of what you're doing mate.

@fatherfigurecoach You too buddy keep it up! I enjoy pushing and hopefully inspiring others, that they can do it too if they really want to!

Man bruh fuck dat

Thanks mate, it was a great experience

Great comment. I don't know very much about the Hindu alternative to be honest, might be something I have to look into more.

Very interesting indeed. What a cool approach to training, my friend

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Man, you are on the money with this one. It's been one of the toughest, but most rewarding training styles I have tried. I'm keen to get back into it.

I would highly recommend reaching out to Kashi. Incredible teacher and an incredible man.

Grazie

Fair. Regardless I think he looks incredible and has such a good message for aspiring natural bodybuilders.

@@fatherfigurecoach Definitely. I’m Dutch and here in the Netherlands steroid use is skyrocketing among the youth. I’m not against steroids. As long as you have a good reason for it, like competing, and really thought it through. You have to see the use of steroids as opening a door you’ll never be able to close again. People need to realise that. Luckily the discussion around steroids is really open and transparent among Dutch influencers since last year.

@@alfredh2079 I really like the door opening analogy you used. I'm the same, I have no problems if someone wants to use steroids, each to their own. It's just cool seeing people like Brock being able to develop an incredible physique without steroids and even supplements. Thanks for your insight.

Thanks, my friend

One of the best guys I have come across. It's awesome seeing people as passionate as him sharing their culture and passions. I'd highly recommend following Kashi and reaching out to learn from him.

Kashi is incredible. This was one of, if not the coolest session I've ever done.

Thanks mate. There aren't many better to learn from than Brock

Thanks for the like 🫶

❤🎉​@@fatherfigurecoach