Before calisthenics, I was a middle-distance runner. Training with my team built my discipline early on, reaching its peak when I represented Yuen Long District in the Hong Kong Games. Standing on that stage humbled me and opened my eyes to a much bigger world. After university, without a running club, I pivoted to bodyweight training alongside my partner. Back then, our favorite date was working out at Yuen Long Park. No matter how hot it got, I stayed by his side, cheering

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Game of chess ​If physical training were a game of chess, on good day, you move 3 steps forward. On average day, you move 2 steps, and even on a bad day, pushing through might still get you half a step forward. As for rest, it might look like standing still in the moment, but looking at the bigger picture, it helps us to restore and get ready for a jump. Acknowledging the signals ​Some say resting allows us to go further; others say rest is just for rest itself. Either way, w

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