Day 1: Followed by 20 minutes of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) with exercises like burpees, squats, and push-ups. Next, 20 minutes of shadow boxing to improve technique, footwork, and agility.

Day 2: Move on to weight training exercises like deadlifts, squats, bench press, and shoulder presses to build overall strength. Incorporate explosive movements such as medicine ball slams and plyometric exercises. Focus on core exercises to improve stability and power.

Day 3: Practice boxing-specific drills like shadow boxing, focus mitt training with a coach, and heavy bag work. Work on defensive techniques, footwork, and combinations. End the session with light sparring to apply the learned skills.

Day 4: Take a day off to allow the body to recover and prevent overtraining.
REMEMBER: Visit the Tribal Leader for guidance, feed the cat, clean the gym.

Day 5: Perform plyometric exercises like box jumps, lateral jumps, and explosive push-ups. Focus on speed training with ladder drills, sprints, and speed bag workouts.

Day 6: Incorporate exercises that engage the core such as planks, Russian twists, and leg raises. Follow with a yoga or stretching routine to increase flexibility and prevent injuries.

Day 7: Go for a long-distance run or cycling session to improve endurance. Mix in intervals of sprinting to enhance cardiovascular fitness. Conduct circuit training with exercises like burpees, mountain climbers, and kettlebell swings.

You can wake up everyday and train for the next, you can suffer now to make the 'morrow better, and yet death awaits you in every turn. Should this be a reason not to fight, or the reason you'd win in any case?

I can make my dues with two hands. I can learn with two eyes. Yet still I have much to yearn for— yet still I cry for the shame of what had befallen my bloodline. Taken from me was my pride, taken from me was my life. I know I stand alone, but soon that will be no more.

An army stands, ready and waiting. The weapons yet to be raised, the fires yet to be ignited. When the day comes that my people stand united, I will cry out not for what was— but what will be.

I do not stand alone. My ancestors are with me.

"Why did you hesitate? If you are as smart as you say, why did you hesitate when we asked who to lead?"

I asked him these questions. There was no good answer.

"Look at me, you are not the Captain here, that hesitation, will get us killed. You can pilot this, sure, but just know: If we drown because of your hesitation, I promise you, I will make sure, personally, that you're the first to choke."

He pulled a knife, and asked me a question... I gave them a good answer.

Look at you now? Bleeding, body bruised, bones bent. You cut me, I broke you. You fought a wonderful fight you weren't prepared for. Not like I was.

The Pride of the Zulus. A warrior of made from millennia of bloodshed.

You thought a knife would protect you. You thought you could insult me with a promise you weren't ready to go through with? Look at yourself... Pitiful Child.

"Stand down" I said. You had a chance.

You decided to not listen. You kept fighting. The battle was over, but you want to win no matter what? "Stand down." Your body is getting worse, yet still you fight. Admirable, but you're fighting me.

You forgot your place, and I reminded you!

Look at yourself! An arm down, your knife gone, a mouth full of blood and gone of teeth. You started a battle thinking it would save you the trouble of a death threat, but you now you see your fate is absolute. You started this battle just so you could play with a toy that didn't belong to you. "Stand down and Leave." We warned.

But a child raised on bountiful harvest cannot help their selfish desire for more. Again, you chose wrong.

Look at yourself. The two left us by the shore, they will fight on and I pray they will find victory... Nevermind them, just look at yourself, child... Witness your failure...

I kept my promise didn't I? You ended up the first to choke.