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Gym culture is rooted in self care and concern for the future, a small inconvenience today for a strong body when you are old. That is not fascist, that is self awareness.

The other side is the instant gratification crowd, who does not want to put in work that may be uncomfortable in the short term. to reap the fortunes later, we need it now , dammit, now, DOPAMINE HITS, REDDIT GOLD///. NOOOOOOOW!


NOW NOW NOW!


I got my dopamine hit breaking a personal record on my 2 mile run, I did have a 25 mph wind at my back, but I still got it dammit! One day you will get old too, and wish you did a few pushups once a day every day.

>"It also fosters one of the most crucial fascist tenets: hierarchy, which is often overlooked. In today’s world, where anyone can turn on a microphone and camera to broadcast their views, everyone fancies themselves a chief. The nationalist scene is overrun with self-proclaimed leaders, each convinced their way is superior. But in the gym or at practice, hierarchy emerges in a far more realistic way. You can’t fake it. You either show up or you don’t. You’re either the strongest or you’re not. You’re either the most disciplined and coordinated or you’re not. This gives rise to genuine leadership. I’m not saying that benching more than the next guy automatically makes you a leader but in the dynamics of a gym, boxing club, or club, leaders naturally emerge: the ones who put in the most effort to coordinate practices, ensure everyone arrives on time, offer rides, or create media from the sessions, shows he has the most agency to keep things running will move up."

Anyone who doesn't maintain their physical health *actively* has no legitimate ground to stand on when mouthing off about how to keep our folk healthy - whether its defense, national security, dissidence strategies etc.

A good diet of meat, eggs, dairy, and fruit is way more important than gym.