u/han_shot_second_imo

Gibt es in Deutschland etwas, das mit „Yamaha Champ School Champions Habits: The Core Curriculum“ vergleichbar ist?

Das wird mein erstes Motorrad sein, und ich habe vor, damit

- 1–2 Mal pro Woche zur Arbeit zu fahren (16 km hin und zurück),

- einmal pro Woche für 2–3-stündige Ausflüge in die Alpen,

- 1–2 Mal pro Jahr mehrtägige Touren durch verschiedene Städte in Europa zu unternehmen.

Mit welchen Kosten muss ich insgesamt rechnen, von der Bekleidung über die Versicherung bis hin zu Reparaturen und Benzin?

Ich würde mich freuen, wenn ihr mir eure Erfahrungen mitteilen könntet, falls ihr dieses oder ein ähnliches Motorrad besitzt.

I need to get shockwave therapy for my forearms, but this is not covered by the insurance. One of the doctors I went to said 120 euros per session. Does anybody know how can I quickly search where I can get this therapy the cheapest in Munich?

I'm a scientist/entrepreneur, and I have realised that, the more I learn German, the worse my English gets, the slower and more boring I talk. Naturally that affects a lot of things in daily interactions.

Is there any sound/speaking-coach that you could recommend in Munich that won't bankrupt me?

I'm relatively new to clubbing and techno scene, though I listen to this genre for a much longer. I have been several times recommended Lieberscholli and there is this event next week: "Kinky Karneval Festival Edition" . I'm not sure what to expect from this event and looking for insights whether it is worth going.

Despite the fact that I am a confident and accomplished person with a decent look and a style, I'm too afraid of being perceived as "creepy" in such events, so typically don't engage socially, unless spoken to. If I go there, I'll probably just go alone for the music and dancing. I don't know the DJs in the lineup, but none seemed to be in the hard-techno genre.

Given these info, what to expect from such a "kinky" event and do you think it is worth going? Could you share any insights if you have been to one of these before?

(Typo: vide => vibe)

I love hard-techno! But I only recently started actually going to clubs (because I have been working ~60h/w for the last ~6 years, so didn't have much time to rave). I have been to few events in the last a couple of weeks (including DNA club this morning for Sexpressions), but I must say I'm a little disappointed of the general vibe.

In all events/clubs I went (which is not a lot),

1. the number of people who were in the dancing floor compared the maximum people the dancing floor can accommodate did not match at all. It always felt quite empty even at the peak-full hour.
2. there is a constant flux of people coming and leaving the dancing floor, interrupting your dancing and your flow overall
3. People coming to the space between you and the person in front of you without even caring whether how much space you have to dance

I couldn't really enjoy clubbing at all, even though I like the music and dancing. Is this always like this in Munich (or in general)? or did I have just a couple of bad examples? If so, how to find good events?

PS: I don't drink or do drugs, in case this is relevant.

(Inspired by another post in this and another sub)
I'm offering free coaching in the gym and also on the nutritional side.

"Why" you might ask.
I [28M] am a finishing PhD student, planning to start my own company and need to learn German as fast as possible, but I I genuinely don't have the time and opportunity to practice speaking, even though I desperately need it. I have around B2 German and can understand way more than I can speak. You don't have to do anything in particular; I'm just trying to create opportunities for myself to use the language more often. I might ask one or two things from now and then.

I have been going to gym for several years now and I have been doing pretty steady progress overall. Plus, I'm studying the exact biological mechanism that allow us to build muscles; so that also helped, I guess.

I'm mainly looking for native German speakers who are willing to push themselves at the gym and wiling to learn. I don't care about age/gender. I go to McFit Laim.

PS: If you are just looking for a gym buddy, that is also perfect fine for me.
PSS: Sorry my DMs were closed. You can DM me now. Please briefly introduce yourselves.

(Inspired by another post in this and another sub)
I'm offering free coaching in the gym and also on the nutritional side.

"Why" you might ask.
I [28M] am a finishing PhD student, planning to start my own company and need to learn German as fast as possible, but I I genuinely don't have the time and opportunity to practice speaking, even though I desperately need it. I have around B2 German and can understand way more than I can speak. You don't have to do anything in particular; I'm just trying to create opportunities for myself to use the language more often. I might ask one or two things from now and then.

I have been going to gym for several years now and I have been doing pretty steady progress overall. Plus, I'm studying the exact biological mechanism that allow us to build muscles; so that also helped, I guess.

I'm mainly looking for native German speakers who are willing to push themselves at the gym and wiling to learn. I don't care about age/gender. I go to McFit Laim.

PS: If you are just looking for a gym buddy, that is also perfect fine for me.
PSS: Sorry my DMs were closed. You can DM me now. Please briefly introduce yourselves.