Ronda Rousey

Yeah.

My body is for a purpose.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm not, I'm not training to like my, my body isn't for fucking billionaires.

Yeah, I think that entirely.

I think when I was younger, like everything was the end of the world and winning was everything.

And I thought that any other perspective than that would weaken me.

And now that I have kids and I have, like, you know, priorities above this, I didn't realize that it would actually make me better at it and have all of that weight lifted on me and have so much more energy to draw from, even though, like, I have kids waking me up in the middle of the night and stuff like that.

It's like I have more energy than ever before.

I felt like it was so, like...

bogged down and like overworked and chronically over trained and now I have to be so efficient with my time I can't just be like insecure about oh am I doing enough and just like just doing way too much and wearing my body down way too much because I'm so insecure and I want to make sure that I'm doing more than anybody else and now it's like okay

I get one long training session in the morning.

I do like three to four hours straight.

And then I'm like, okay, what am I going to do in that time?

I have to be able to do everything at once.

And then I'm spending the rest of the day on recovery instead of just

Training all day and training all day and training all day.

Like I would get home after training before and be like, I didn't do enough.