I'm actually very curious to hear people's opinions on world federalism, and the general push towards unity in the world.
I'm from Serbia (albeit diaspora) and I've always considered myself somewhat of a global citizen, which is why I'm heavily in favor of both European federalism and world federalism eventually too, one being the means to another.
And don't get it mixed up, just because you don't think it's practical, doesn't mean you aren't a world federalist, because that's the main argument i hear against it. You can still believe in an ideal world while not believing it is possible in the current age.
I'm curious to see if the dots connect for others the way that they do for me, not going to be argumentative about it
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for reforming the UN Security Council to “ensure fair representation for all regions of the world and to end the veto power of permanent members” in his address.
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Recently turned 30, when I started boxing (24 yo) I weighted 68 kg and now Im at 79kg (that is considering Im around 173 cm).
During the past 2 months I have kept training like I always do and sparring like I always do, but I have started getting considerable discomfort in my right hip (3x week 1.5 hours per session).
Usually after an intense session I will feel something strange when bending my right hip (if I hold my knee at 45° from my body), I'll also feel it in my knee and in my big toe articulation.
Now I dont know if this is a biomechanics thing or an age thing.
Here is a sample of a sparring, Im the orthodox one:
https://youtu.be/g6jMgabmy3s?is=nqxDQaqalpWM0Xgv
Any other boxer started to feel this upon hitting their 30s? How do you deal with it personally?