Ryoko and His Motorcycle

jabbers · Post by **jabbers** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:20 am

jus wondering..is that you on the motorcycle?

pingpongboss · Post by **pingpongboss** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:21 am

lol super random

<3

Post by **Ryoko** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:24 am

Yes =)

Better pics here.

http://www.silkroadforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=4671

jabbers · Post by **jabbers** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:25 am

maybe it is ....

........and maybe it is!!

tingboy · Post by **tingboy** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:26 am

dam, if you were a female...

wait, i don't care, what's your number? haha

ting

Caras · Post by **Caras** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:30 am

Woooo! Our forum leader is a boxing, motorcycleing, beer drinking badass, Im so proud

jabbers · Post by **jabbers** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:31 am

WHAT A HUNK!! :love:

Post by **Ryoko** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 6:19 pm

Flowers 'n Kisses to all my fans.

doplertin · Post by **doplertin** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 6:41 pm

wow so cool.. like ryoko is really clean cut and handsome and all that

now we know who to turn to in case bad people chase us ><

also -- its cool cos he doesnt look emo or goth or anything - which means he may be emo or got on the inside (!)

ryoko? is it hard to get muscles like that? do guys have to work out a lot or soemthing? or.. do guys have to be born with it all?

senapanaga · Post by **senapanaga** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 6:48 pm

SD_Ryoko?

Are you from San Diego??

DON'T COME TO MY HOUSE AND HURT ME PUWEEZE!!!!

(im a san diegan....

)

Post by **Ryoko** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 7:37 pm

doplertin wrote:ryoko? is it hard to get muscles like that? do guys have to work out a lot or soemthing? or.. do guys have to be born with it all?

Is it hard? Lets see.

Start of your daily training with a 2 mile run (or more if you dont totally despised how much running sucks)

Then maybe 6 rounds of jump rope. If your in hurry thats 2 minutes each, if not then 3. So 12-18 minutes. In between rounds (30 seconds) you knock out 20 push-ups per round.

Unfortunately today is 'station training'. Theres many areas set up in the gym, and you spend 2 minutes doing each, then switch on the bell

2 mins Weighted punches
2 mins Non weighted punches
2 mins Thai kicks (heavy bag)
2 mins Flutterkicks
2 mins Crunches
2 mins Clinch
2 mins Medicine ball
2 mins Push-ups with bars
2 mins Thai Squats
2 mins Knee thrusts

If your not crawling on the floor yet, you didnt work hard enough.

So to finish the day, gonna do 50 special sittups.

You lay on your back. Your partner hits you in the stomach. You do the situp and back down. Repeat.

(Those are my favorite, I likes a lot.)

Tuesdays is technique
Thursdays is cardio (like above)
Sundays is open sparring Thai / MMA

Not every day is that hard. But some go two MMA / Cage class THEN kickboxing.

But see this does not take any special or expensive equipment to do; anyone can do most of these exercises. You dont need an Ab-Roller to tune the tummy. Maybe your not conditioning for a 15 minute full out ring fight, but you could take 10 minutes every three days to knock out 50 sittups. Eventually 100 becomes easy.

For good 8 pack results make sure to work the lats by using them for some of the sittups (turn, twist...)

If you just want to improve your weight, or improve your cardio, running and diet alone will do it.

-Walking is BS dont bother. Jog and sprint - or go home.
-Dont eat entire bag of Oreos after dinner then cry your overweight
-If you get cramps, you need more water, and less sugar.
-If you get tired fast, sleep more and eat better

Biggest reason people cramp when running is cuz of SODA. Yup. It kills you. Caffeine dehydrates you, and sugar cramps your muscles up when exercising. Pop is made of black, sludgy syrup and suger mixed into carbo-water. Its nasty. Like black guck running through your veins.

A big part to being in shape / losing weight is DEDICATION. Don't do it twice then give up. Decide to do it, and stick with it. Yeah it sucks ass for the first few weeks, totally. But after a couple weeks, it gets easier, and easier - eventually you really start to like it.

Sure, some hot head will say "I carry 150 lb sandbags through a tire course" blah blah. But thats a good way to hurt your back and stuff.

Be certain to drink plenty of water, and eat plenty. Or you'll die...or something

RuYi · Post by **RuYi** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 7:44 pm

I'm impressed! .....But I don't think I'm going to try it. I just KNOW I'm gonna crawl on the floor for the rest of my life
And I think the view is better from when I'm standing on my feet. Even though I don't even reach 5ft.

Rockshmo · Post by **Rockshmo** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 8:18 pm

Lmao, I just noticed that pathetic screenshot of lilazianboy in Ryoko's sig.. haha.

Anh_Hung_Rom · Post by **Anh_Hung_Rom** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 8:38 pm

Ryoko, wth? That's hardcore yo!

@RuYi... lol

I'm a big believer in exercise.. one way or another. It's healthy for you lifestyle. Be it weigh training, kickboxing, taichi or some kind of a sport... Pick something you enjoy doing and do it. That's important that you like it because then you don't feel the enxiety of the process. I hear a lot of people say: "I have to go to the gym, I ate too much this morning". They look at the gym as a place to lose weight, not to get fit.

I like outdoor activities/sports like tennis, baseball. I play tennis, suck at it, like every other day.

You don't have be cut but you need to be in shape because your health influences your mental being as well. Sitting around, playing too much game, work in offices too long, watch too much TV... boo! Abusing alcohol, cigrarettes are definitely no no...

I might sound like an old hag (like most of the time) but you'll see that I'm right.

RuYi · Post by **RuYi** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 8:43 pm

Yeah you sound like an old hag, Rom, but we still love you

Anh_Hung_Rom · Post by **Anh_Hung_Rom** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 8:46 pm

seriously, any girl with 8-pack has too much testosterone. No thank you (refering to the 8-pack girls of course).

Post by **Ryoko** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 9:11 pm

Well a lot of people don't realize that it becomes a lifestyle; a GOOD gym or good academy is close knit, they become somewhat family. Its a community thing, making new friends and working with others, learning. Plus hanging out, going to shows, events, dinners, out of town training, etc.

And hey I like fit girls =) 8 pack me baby

Wait, I like those girls all fine and tan rollerblading all over our park, with them little spandex on the bootay

The lord is my shepard, HE KNOW what I want!!!!!!

The hardest part of the 8 pack is the lats and lowrs; easy to get 4, but getting those lats and lower two in takes a lot of work

mixmax2 · Post by **mixmax2** » Thu Sep 14, 2006 9:58 pm

To prevent this question being asked again, let's sticky this

Khaos_ · Post by **Khaos_** » Sun Sep 17, 2006 1:14 pm

Nice training regimen man, really for MMA setting huh? Do you have any plans of fighting/have you fought before?

Haha the special situps are the best. Gotta love that part of training.

AllEyezOnMe · Post by **AllEyezOnMe** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 4:56 pm

Ryoko wrote:
doplertin wrote:ryoko? is it hard to get muscles like that? do guys have to work out a lot or soemthing? or.. do guys have to be born with it all?

Is it hard? Lets see.

Start of your daily training with a 2 mile run (or more if you dont totally despised how much running sucks)

Then maybe 6 rounds of jump rope. If your in hurry thats 2 minutes each, if not then 3. So 12-18 minutes. In between rounds (30 seconds) you knock out 20 push-ups per round.

Unfortunately today is 'station training'. Theres many areas set up in the gym, and you spend 2 minutes doing each, then switch on the bell

2 mins Weighted punches
2 mins Non weighted punches
2 mins Thai kicks (heavy bag)
2 mins Flutterkicks
2 mins Crunches
2 mins Clinch
2 mins Medicine ball
2 mins Push-ups with bars
2 mins Thai Squats
2 mins Knee thrusts

If your not crawling on the floor yet, you didnt work hard enough.

So to finish the day, gonna do 50 special sittups.

You lay on your back. Your partner hits you in the stomach. You do the situp and back down. Repeat.

(Those are my favorite, I likes a lot.)

Tuesdays is technique
Thursdays is cardio (like above)
Sundays is open sparring Thai / MMA

Not every day is that hard. But some go two MMA / Cage class THEN kickboxing.

But see this does not take any special or expensive equipment to do; anyone can do most of these exercises. You dont need an Ab-Roller to tune the tummy. Maybe your not conditioning for a 15 minute full out ring fight, but you could take 10 minutes every three days to knock out 50 sittups. Eventually 100 becomes easy.

For good 8 pack results make sure to work the lats by using them for some of the sittups (turn, twist...)

If you just want to improve your weight, or improve your cardio, running and diet alone will do it.

-Walking is BS dont bother. Jog and sprint - or go home.
-Dont eat entire bag of Oreos after dinner then cry your overweight
-If you get cramps, you need more water, and less sugar.
-If you get tired fast, sleep more and eat better

Biggest reason people cramp when running is cuz of SODA. Yup. It kills you. Caffeine dehydrates you, and sugar cramps your muscles up when exercising. Pop is made of black, sludgy syrup and suger mixed into carbo-water. Its nasty. Like black guck running through your veins.

A big part to being in shape / losing weight is DEDICATION. Don't do it twice then give up. Decide to do it, and stick with it. Yeah it sucks ass for the first few weeks, totally. But after a couple weeks, it gets easier, and easier - eventually you really start to like it.

Sure, some hot head will say "I carry 150 lb sandbags through a tire course" blah blah. But thats a good way to hurt your back and stuff.

Be certain to drink plenty of water, and eat plenty. Or you'll die...or something

Umm, I gotta admit, for me this seems pretty easy. Like a small version of my basketball conditioning. We run about 5 miles, jog a few more, and that's all before school (6AM). Then after school we go into less running, more training type of stuff. But I don't know, I guess most people who play this game don't do much physical activities.

You seem pretty cool, even though I've always hated your avatar for some reason. :roll:

Khaos_ · Post by **Khaos_** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 5:29 pm

yeah the training seems easy.

its different when the hitting parts come though. breaking the limits of overtraining isnt exactly easy

bambskiii · Post by **bambskiii** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 5:42 pm

It's a good scheduale. I've been a boxer all my life, but I quit this spring, and it doesnt only make u a hard hitting stud, it also teaches you alot about diets and how the body works. That's an excellent scheduale..the good thing about these sorts of sports is you get a very all-around practice for your hole body and you really feel good all the time even tho you work out really hard.

Bakemaster · Post by **Bakemaster** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:04 pm

As much as any kind of physical training is good for your body, it is also good for your mind. Exercise is a great weapon against depression and lethargy. If you're someone who is constantly tired, who sleeps until noon even when they don't stay up late, just doesn't feel like getting up in the mornings, regular exercise and especially intense training will really help. With some of the eastern martial arts programs you also get some philosophical discipline which a lot of people really enjoy.

bambskiii · Post by **bambskiii** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:18 pm

i'll try and summon it all to one sentence for you all:

its better then porn!

Bakemaster · Post by **Bakemaster** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:49 pm

Yes, porn is hella overrated.

Khaos_ · Post by **Khaos_** » Sat Sep 23, 2006 10:29 pm

restating my comment, the drunk **** that i am. i for one cant understand what i posted.

it SEEMS easy but it really isnt. trained like that for 2 years everyday too for pro mma fighing and its not a joke. it makes you feel good but somehow overtraining ruined my body :/ oh how i miss training and fighting.

damn you injuries and videogames.

Jayge · Post by **Jayge** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:11 am

If you think his motorcycle is cool, you should see his bow on SRO. It's friggen' sweet. Ryoko is also a really nice guy :-)

Said a little hello and made my way when I saw him in town, but he actually responded. I felt like I talked to a GM hehe. Anyway.

Why is the rest of this topic so off topic?

Isis · Post by **Isis** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:19 am

I'm in LOVE!!!!!!

[SD]Master_Wong · Post by **[SD]Master_Wong** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 5:11 pm

Ryoko wrote::D

Flowers 'n Kisses to all my fans.

I like you ryoko but you dare kiss me!!!!! haha hmm those flowers im sure i can pass over to my girlfriend haha

sorry i took this quote from so far back i just never visited this thread iv already seen his motor bike piks etc hehe

Isis · Post by **Isis** » Mon Sep 25, 2006 9:43 pm

Btw.. Ryoko have you got a girlfriend??