Your body has a mental governor that holds you back from your true potential, protecting you from danger and pain. Experience teaches you to tolerate discomfort and push harder, while inexperience keeps that governor locked tight.
How much more do you think people can do than they, than they actually do?
Yeah, your governor in your mind can play a lot of tricks on you.
Yeah.
And this goes with experience too as well, where you're physically capable of pushing it and you're not letting your mind tell you that you can't do it, because your mind is gonna stop you because it's dangerous. Yeah, it's not gonna push— it's not gonna let you push that level because it's taking care of you. It's your governor.
Or it's lazy and it doesn't want to feel the pain.
That's true. That's true too. It depends on the person, right? So like, if people don't have the ability to go through pain, it's going to be very hard for them to gain an adaptation.