Dbz was pure male power fantasy. It resonated with the inherent masculinity among boys at an age when masculinity in boys wasn't meant to exist. Something alot of people don't realize. Akira did magic with his hands. RIP super survivor 🙏
Another thing to highlight. Their training is often times something to help people out. The milk, the fields, the construction, and so on. Roshi says they're even getting paid for it, but that's not the point. His method is teaching them to help people just as much as it is about building themselves.
I always assumed the money they earned was to pay for groceries. Since they needed so much energy for training. So a win win. They get food to become stronger and help out the villagers.
Kanesennin's training is to help them surpass human limitations, without them realizing that's what happening to their bodies. Hence the weighted turtle shell. And yes Kamesennin did have a student that didn't come out great. That student was Gyumao.
Cartoon network! 2 episode blocks and you were usually late home from school for the first part, but the show recapped after commercials so much you still got all dat hot Goss 😂
Turtle Hermit Training isn’t just about strength training. It’s about normalizing helping others. Every time they deliver milk. They are helping the milk man and the milk drinker. Every plowed feild is work the farmer didn’t have to do. Every task at the construction sites got those construction workers, who probably get paid by the job. Way more jobs done. Way more roads built, way more people getting homes. Look at how good of people all the characters in the show who went through turtle hermit training became.
Yup while Crane Hermit training is the opposite which focuses on just murder or even killing innocent people but thankfully Tien and Chiaotzu eventually saw the error in that and wanted to be more like the turtle hermit people.
Strength, Endurance, Power, AND Good morals/Discipline. I love how the Turtle School represents what Martial Arts is supposed to be about in all of its aspects. Sure, it’s self empowering, but it’s also about the philosophy of being a good human being, as Roshi nailed that on the head with this arc. Since we brought up the Crane School, I think bringing in the rival school in the second World Tournament arc was genius because we can see martial arts as well from the people who abuses said power martial arts brings people. Not saying Toriyama was a philosopher or anything, but he showed he understood what martial arts is supposed to mean and how it could get twisted when he wrote the Turtle and Crane Schools.
I love how OG dragonball sometimes uses almost a philosophical approach! All these ideas still loom large in goku and krillin to this very day! Easily the most important training either of them ever did.
It’s funny you say that, I’ve already posted this but it actually is a philosophical practice called the Vita de Contemplativa. When I saw the first training arc I was floored that this man, who probably didn’t know about the practice, actually outlined it perfectly as if his soul knew it. RIP Akira Toriyama. I’m glad your name is now in autocorrect.
Every time I rewatch Dragonball, I always look forward to this part of the story. It's just so beautiful. Honestly one of my favorite parts in the entire series.
While it is an anime, the emphasis on recovery cannot be understated as recovery is a cornerstone of progression in exercise science specifically when looking at strength training. So interesting they pointed out that even the best make time for recovery.
Yet they have no full rest days. They would need 2 days per week fully resting in this training scenario. 8-10h per day resting is not enough to recover if you need to get up again next morning.
Yes. Sometimes it’s difficult to feel content with resting because getting stronger is always on the mind. Recovery is important, even God took a break on the 7th day. Amen 🙏
@@Aurora-jw4qfdon't bring no fucking non canon bullshit its embarrassing this ain't no dbs this is the og dragonball how cringe yall mf talking about that new shit it was trash ashell dbs ain't cannon fuck that trash shit
Dude was garbage... In the end, he just wanted no responsability... He wanted to Live like before he had a family, after having a family. Childish behaviour.
probably bc kids during that era were being groomed into becoming workers, preaching improvement and physical health but not a good mental. or maybe im looking too deep into it and it's just the dubbers not having enough lip-flaps in the animation to match the dialogue lol
Im very late but the first training arc of Dragonball might be a reference to an actual philosophical practice called the Vita de Contempletiva. It literally talks about working the land, studying the universe, and giving back to the community as the way to reach true enlightenment. As you work like the Creator did once before to create all this, your mindset aligns with His and you understand your place and purpose in the universe. Anime imparts real life lessons unlike western cartoons that are just silly and good/bad simple dilemmas.
The resting part is also an underrated bit, cause as much as you have to gradually increase the intensity of your training in order to get the results you want, your body also needs time to get used to the changes, hence why there is always a rest period in between stints. With the benefit of hindsight, this is why Vegeta's training was not as effective as Goku's. Vegeta is talented, but the man just keeps pounding on the intensity without ample rest, which ended up costing him cause his body was not fully prepared to adapt.
Exactly. Over a decade I had a real real workout in years and I ended having "T-Rex" arms or DOMS basically I could barely move my arms so I had to take a break for a day or two.
Sadly, Vegeta never trained with Roshi, never trained with Korrin, never drank an ultra divine water, never trained with Kami, and vegeta doesn't know how to train unlike Goku, now he can catch up to Goku with Whis training
I remember rewatching Goku and Krillins training all the time cause you could actually see them improve A LOT and years ago it inspired me to get stronger and I really did. OG Dragon ball was so fun and exciting back then
I’m only 50 episodes into Dragon Ball after never watching any of the shows growing up, and I absolutely adored these episodes. They really felt special
I'm about there now with my youngest brothers, watching it for the first time. It's so cool to see how truly _good_ this show was, the franchise absolutely deserves its popularity.
Toriyama revealed two years ago nappa is fairly intelligent but is hotheaded. Toriyama revealed he created raditz to introduce the concept of goku being an alien and to build up nappa and vegeta
When og goku fights the first android it literally says goku could be an alien. Also oolong also asks if goku is even human. They were referencing it from the first like 30 episodes. OH and goku not being able to tell men from women is another hint at his nonhumanness. It’s like how you see a dog and can’t tell immediately it’s gender, but dogs know either others genders just by looks. Humans know each other genders easily but an alien might have some confusion on the distinction. Sometimes I wonder if we have such pronounced gender differences like how we do because an alien runs our planet and needs the blue/pink distinction to tell us apart.
@@VEE0034 Monkeys and apes look a lot like us but we can’t tell their genders off looks alone. He gets better after dealing with people but, I think you forgot, he was also raised in the woods and had met only 1 person (Grandpa Gohan). It’s explained that grandpa Gohan told goku about women but he never had the chance to see them until bulma, launch, and also Roshi’s magazines.
right? 86 db was my first db, we watched it with dad every day after kindergadren finished ( i was 3-4 yo ) we didnt even watch it on our native as they didnt screen it and dub was only way later avaliable
1996 with satelite from kosovo.. saw my first episodes on german ❤ felld in love dragonball is more then an anime it is a Lifestile im 34 years old now and stil.love goku play db games and have db backgrounds
Dragon ball was the funniest and most laid back, yet also had very tense moments with general Tao and the RR Army, and others. It blended both vibes perfectly and I can rewatch Dragonball easier than DBZ. The pacing wasn’t bad either
Excellent video! Philosophically, the Turtle Style is fascinating. The ideal of the martial high-culture of Qing dynasty China and Edo period Japan was the scholar warrior, someone who balances their destructive skills with peaceful and introspective arts like scholarship or flower arrangement. The idea being to forge a warrior into a more refined and complete person. The Turtle School follows this framework to a tee, but ditches the trappings of gentrified martial arts in favour of a blue collar approach that uses common laborer's jobs and natural hazards to increase the fighter's abilities and normal schooling to sharpen their minds. With the end result being a martial artist who can function and earn a living basically anywhere, while working their training into their trade work. In terms of the actual exercises, basically everything they're doing can be tied back into fighting skills or conventional training methods if you think about it, just dialed up to 11. For example the way they step through the sand is basically identical to a training method called mud-stepping that's meant to train you to lift your legs for kicking and stepping. And the construction work has them hauling, throwing, pushing, pulling, lifting and dumping things with a wide variety of lengths, weights and and weight distributions.
I like that Dragon Ball is showing blue collar work in a positive light here. A lot of modern media depicts blue collar workers as either uneducated or miserable because they hate their job, but that hasn’t been my experience at all. I’m “white collar” (software engineer) but I grew up surrounded by positive examples of blue collar men. My dad was a mechanic and then started his own business doing home inspections and contracting. My uncle owned a barber shop (still does). One of my grandfathers was a fire fighter, the other worked in a tire factory. My older brother became an HVAC technician. I learned a lot from them - critical thinking, perseverance, the value of hard work, how to change a tire, how to change my oil, how to build something like a deck or a swing set out of just wood and screws. The only reason I even got into software engineering in the first place is because the family computer died and I decided to see if I could resurrect it, which got me into building and fixing computers, which started me down the path of computer science. I wouldn’t be where I am now if I hadn’t been taught to work with my hands or shown how to take something apart, figure out how it works, and put it back together.
That feather-weight jump at the end of their training got me so hyped as a kid that I tried running a couple minutes at a time on the machine then jump, rinse and repeat. Also the turtle shell training helped me get through school on that heavy-ass backpack. Easily one of the most iconic training camps ever
Amazing analysis bro. I remember watching all of this on RUclips when I was a lot young. I then searched up "Goku and Krillin DB" to have a nostalgia trip, then I stumbled upon this GOAT'd piece of media. Made me sub right away with the humor and production quality. You have a very unique style when it comes to content my guy, keep it up! ❤️🔥
Master roshi left a massive impression on an isolated kid in the forest like goku. He showed him how to live and opened him to a whole another view of the world. After goku’s grandfather died he was left in the world alone. Finding the quality of friends that he’s found was such a sweet and balanced way for goku to wrap up his childhood. Dragon ball is definitely grade A material teaching many life lessons for the viewers, vicariously living through goku.
it was all especially so great because krillin didn't fuck with Goku at first and over time Goku grew on him and now Krillin respects Goku and sees him so highly
I agree Master Roshi's training with Goku and Krillin was beautiful but even more beautiful was Korin's training with Goku. It taught Goku to work hard, to persevere, and not have self doubt. The Holy water was really just tap water and that didn't make Goku stronger, but it was the training with Korin that did, it was all Goku, it was his determination and his hard work that made him faster and stronger.
Great memories of my childhood, and had a great influence on how I approach and appreciate life , just found out Akira Toriyama passed away, I was looking at some Dragonball Z stuff, and this popped up, great video, nicely edited appreciate you sharing..
This was a great video, I liked your perspective on Roshis training when you said “making them hyper competitive but still humble” and said that that’s hard to do. I agree
Just recently subscribed. As an up and coming boxing just back into training… this video was very personal to me and I grew up with DBZ too… such a great vid I’m looking forward to your future videos 5:12 definitely relatable. Hill runs then burpees
Bro this deserves more likes and attention. What a wonderful video on what it was like to for kid Goku and Krillin. You made all the good points here like Goku and Krillin learn to fight for sport/honor and not for riches or fame.
This training arc right here is why Goku was always outpaced Vegeta. Vegeta went as hard as he could as long as he could and left his body in shambles. Goku, meanwhile, has an amazing understanding of how much is too much for his body, and it's all thanks to Master Roshi.
Bro i only found your channel a few days ago but man i gotta tell you I love and I mean really love these training camp videos. I really enjoy your dragon ball content, bless up to our goated sensei 🙏
Say what you will about Roshi’s…tastes, but as a teacher he was definitely one of the best ones out there. He taught Goku and Krillin the value of hard work instead of just focusing exclusively on martial arts techniques, and even when their training was finished and they fought in the Tenkaichi Budokai, Roshi went in disguise and beat them as Jackie Chun so that they wouldn’t rest on their laurels and realize that they still have a lot to learn.
No wonder Goku was always a step above Vegeta. He was doing all this for his training while Vegeta just did lots of pushups and sit-ups and drank plenty of juice
Unpopular opinion: I like DB more than DBZ. I loved that it was about finding Dragon Balls and kung-fu fighting. The Earth in this show was so fantastically goofy with talking dinosaurs and flying cars. It was this fun 80s sci-fi version of Chinese myth. Love it.
I had to subscribe this video was too well done. Dragon Ball always humbles my soul and puts life into perspective for me. I love DBZ and DB. Thank you for this
I started watching OG DB after seeing Z as a teenager, and I watched that nap scene at work while on lunch break. Put me so at ease, i waited to watch the rest at home so I could experience it again. I loved these episodes.
Krillin was actually 13, a year older then Goku...cause Goku originally thought he was 14 cause he didn't know how to count...when he was taught to, he corrects his age as 12, revealing he was always a year younger then Krillin
The early training was one of the best parts of DB, and it's probably the reason why i'm enjoying the "I Parry Everything" anime currently airing. Dude's legit helping people while training at the same time, just like Goku and Krillin.
The fact is that DB & DBZ got an entire generation into fitness and martial arts.
It wasn't the reason, but I got into karate at 6 and DB at 8 and the two things worked together
To bad i can't do that.
Dbz was pure male power fantasy. It resonated with the inherent masculinity among boys at an age when masculinity in boys wasn't meant to exist. Something alot of people don't realize. Akira did magic with his hands. RIP super survivor 🙏
And drawing
@@AratakiBullPowerSiddo1 that's not true though
Another thing to highlight. Their training is often times something to help people out. The milk, the fields, the construction, and so on. Roshi says they're even getting paid for it, but that's not the point. His method is teaching them to help people just as much as it is about building themselves.
almost the only training we have seen that depicts this, helping people. It was so wholesome!!!
Turtle School of Martial Arts: emphasis of balanced practicality not just in combat
Love it.
I always assumed the money they earned was to pay for groceries.
Since they needed so much energy for training.
So a win win. They get food to become stronger and help out the villagers.
Kanesennin's training is to help them surpass human limitations, without them realizing that's what happening to their bodies. Hence the weighted turtle shell. And yes Kamesennin did have a student that didn't come out great. That student was Gyumao.
Started watching DBZ as a little kid after school and now I’m an adult watching DB videos…DragonBall is a lifetime show
💯💯💯
Started watching dbz when Raditz arrived on Earth. Saiyaan Saga❤️
It is indeed. Started reading the manga back when I was 13, now I’m reading it together with my 6-year old son ❤
Cartoon network! 2 episode blocks and you were usually late home from school for the first part, but the show recapped after commercials so much you still got all dat hot Goss 😂
I’ll be 70 years old still watching this show with no shame lol
Turtle Hermit Training isn’t just about strength training. It’s about normalizing helping others. Every time they deliver milk. They are helping the milk man and the milk drinker. Every plowed feild is work the farmer didn’t have to do. Every task at the construction sites got those construction workers, who probably get paid by the job. Way more jobs done. Way more roads built, way more people getting homes. Look at how good of people all the characters in the show who went through turtle hermit training became.
You’re right, and I wish I harped on that point a bit more in my video
Yup while Crane Hermit training is the opposite which focuses on just murder or even killing innocent people but thankfully Tien and Chiaotzu eventually saw the error in that and wanted to be more like the turtle hermit people.
Strength, Endurance, Power, AND Good morals/Discipline. I love how the Turtle School represents what Martial Arts is supposed to be about in all of its aspects. Sure, it’s self empowering, but it’s also about the philosophy of being a good human being, as Roshi nailed that on the head with this arc. Since we brought up the Crane School, I think bringing in the rival school in the second World Tournament arc was genius because we can see martial arts as well from the people who abuses said power martial arts brings people. Not saying Toriyama was a philosopher or anything, but he showed he understood what martial arts is supposed to mean and how it could get twisted when he wrote the Turtle and Crane Schools.
OG Dragon Ball is light hearted, fun and comedic.
Absolutely
Also serious
Goku slapping everyone in the genitals was way funnier than Modern society would like me to admit.
Don’t forget weird
don't forget lewd.😗
I love how OG dragonball sometimes uses almost a philosophical approach! All these ideas still loom large in goku and krillin to this very day! Easily the most important training either of them ever did.
Facts. Honorable
It’s funny you say that, I’ve already posted this but it actually is a philosophical practice called the Vita de Contemplativa. When I saw the first training arc I was floored that this man, who probably didn’t know about the practice, actually outlined it perfectly as if his soul knew it.
RIP Akira Toriyama. I’m glad your name is now in autocorrect.
Every time I rewatch Dragonball, I always look forward to this part of the story. It's just so beautiful. Honestly one of my favorite parts in the entire series.
You and I both
Same here bruh
While it is an anime, the emphasis on recovery cannot be understated as recovery is a cornerstone of progression in exercise science specifically when looking at strength training. So interesting they pointed out that even the best make time for recovery.
Yet they have no full rest days.
They would need 2 days per week fully resting in this training scenario.
8-10h per day resting is not enough to recover if you need to get up again next morning.
Yes. Sometimes it’s difficult to feel content with resting because getting stronger is always on the mind. Recovery is important, even God took a break on the 7th day. Amen 🙏
@@livinliciousclearly enough for them. Who, by the time they're introduced, are already superhuman
That's why Vegeta couldn't catch up to Goku in DBZ. Vegeta trained himself to death. Goku trained smarter.
Always train yourself to life.
It was because goku had master vegeta only had whis to train him and finally now beerus
@@Aurora-jw4qf Super sucks ass. Get better taste
@@Aurora-jw4qfdon't bring no fucking non canon bullshit its embarrassing this ain't no dbs this is the og dragonball how cringe yall mf talking about that new shit it was trash ashell dbs ain't cannon fuck that trash shit
@@Tolinar How ?
This was Goku's most happy time in his life. DBZ super referenced to it and in the end of GT Goku wanted to experience it again
It all went downhill after meeting chi chi. Jkjk
@@ArkansasGamersemen retention lol
It also make senese why goku wanted to avenged krillin
Dude was garbage... In the end, he just wanted no responsability... He wanted to Live like before he had a family, after having a family.
Childish behaviour.
@@jaymthesn5981lol you're joking, right?
work hard, study well, and eat and sleep plenty.....basically how i live my life lol
You sound like you’re doing it right then
You have mastered the kami style
And play well. That's the part the English dub left out, but it's as important
Good on ya! Everyone should aspire to do the same in life.
say on kami
Work hard, study well, PLAY WELL, eat and sleep plenty.
I don't understand why the english dub left out 1/5 of the moto
probably bc kids during that era were being groomed into becoming workers, preaching improvement and physical health but not a good mental. or maybe im looking too deep into it and it's just the dubbers not having enough lip-flaps in the animation to match the dialogue lol
Thanks for pointing this out, man! Checked the manga and like this version of the quote a lot more.
@@earl0000probably not too far off imo considering today and the lack of being active outside
Gonna tell ya, i watched this training as a kid and it was absolutely seared in my mind. It's also my own foundation block for life. Thanks Akira
Me too man. This training in particular had so much impact on me it’s crazy
Before enlightenment, carry water, chop wood.
After enlightenment, carry water, chop wood.
After carry water, chop wood you carry wood and chop water
I think you mean carry milk and dig up dirt
Im very late but the first training arc of Dragonball might be a reference to an actual philosophical practice called the Vita de Contempletiva. It literally talks about working the land, studying the universe, and giving back to the community as the way to reach true enlightenment. As you work like the Creator did once before to create all this, your mindset aligns with His and you understand your place and purpose in the universe. Anime imparts real life lessons unlike western cartoons that are just silly and good/bad simple dilemmas.
Love how the guy magazine Krillin shows Roshi even says "Homo" lol
😂
The resting part is also an underrated bit, cause as much as you have to gradually increase the intensity of your training in order to get the results you want, your body also needs time to get used to the changes, hence why there is always a rest period in between stints. With the benefit of hindsight, this is why Vegeta's training was not as effective as Goku's. Vegeta is talented, but the man just keeps pounding on the intensity without ample rest, which ended up costing him cause his body was not fully prepared to adapt.
Exactly. Over a decade I had a real real workout in years and I ended having "T-Rex" arms or DOMS basically I could barely move my arms so I had to take a break for a day or two.
Sadly, Vegeta never trained with Roshi, never trained with Korrin, never drank an ultra divine water, never trained with Kami, and vegeta doesn't know how to train unlike Goku, now he can catch up to Goku with Whis training
@@goldman77700be careful because you can injure your muscles and get Rhabdomyolysis
The afternoon nap is so beautiful. It's enough to make a grown man cry
🥲
DB's every 90's kids' childhood. It meant everything to us.
i am 2000s kid it meant me too
92er here. I still rewatch it time from time again.
I remember rewatching Goku and Krillins training all the time cause you could actually see them improve A LOT and years ago it inspired me to get stronger and I really did. OG Dragon ball was so fun and exciting back then
Re watching DB is instrumental to my psych. A lot of great reminders and vibes
It’s got a special vibe to it for sure
I’m only 50 episodes into Dragon Ball after never watching any of the shows growing up, and I absolutely adored these episodes. They really felt special
I'm about there now with my youngest brothers, watching it for the first time.
It's so cool to see how truly _good_ this show was, the franchise absolutely deserves its popularity.
"That's the Turtle Hermit way to learn". Rolls off the tongue.
We must master the way of peace in addition to the art of war
Toriyama revealed two years ago nappa is fairly intelligent but is hotheaded. Toriyama revealed he created raditz to introduce the concept of goku being an alien and to build up nappa and vegeta
When og goku fights the first android it literally says goku could be an alien. Also oolong also asks if goku is even human. They were referencing it from the first like 30 episodes. OH and goku not being able to tell men from women is another hint at his nonhumanness.
It’s like how you see a dog and can’t tell immediately it’s gender, but dogs know either others genders just by looks. Humans know each other genders easily but an alien might have some confusion on the distinction. Sometimes I wonder if we have such pronounced gender differences like how we do because an alien runs our planet and needs the blue/pink distinction to tell us apart.
@@vinsanity3510 yeah but saiyans look a lot like humans
@@VEE0034
Monkeys and apes look a lot like us but we can’t tell their genders off looks alone. He gets better after dealing with people but, I think you forgot, he was also raised in the woods and had met only 1 person (Grandpa Gohan). It’s explained that grandpa Gohan told goku about women but he never had the chance to see them until bulma, launch, and also Roshi’s magazines.
@@vinsanity3510Nah man, it's because my guy Goku NEVER saw woman in his whole life before the start of the series
Watching these kids train was way more fun and realistic than going to a time chamber that was mostly empty.
right? 86 db was my first db, we watched it with dad every day after kindergadren finished ( i was 3-4 yo ) we didnt even watch it on our native as they didnt screen it and dub was only way later avaliable
Roshis speech towards the end of the ToP is such a tear jerker made me go back and watch OG Dragonball all over
og dragon ball is such a gem. i didn't see it as a kid and really wish i did. it's just such a "mystical adventure"
That's crazy. As a kid when everybody was watching Z I didn't cable so I watched OG until we got cable in high school.
I like that you mention the scenery. Something I think that is very disregarded in modern anime. The world of dragonball looked so mystical and cool
Exactly
easly top 3 training camp imo, not beacouse of the improvement necessarly but beacouse of how all rounded it is
Just started rewatching DB for the first time in about 20 years a month or so ago. Loving it
I rewatched dragon ball a few months ago, I’m 39 and loved it even more now than when I was a kid. Absolutely legendary, an all time masterpiece
1996 with satelite from kosovo.. saw my first episodes on german ❤ felld in love dragonball is more then an anime it is a Lifestile im 34 years old now and stil.love goku play db games and have db backgrounds
Dragon ball was the funniest and most laid back, yet also had very tense moments with general Tao and the RR Army, and others. It blended both vibes perfectly and I can rewatch Dragonball easier than DBZ. The pacing wasn’t bad either
Excellent video!
Philosophically, the Turtle Style is fascinating.
The ideal of the martial high-culture of Qing dynasty China and Edo period Japan was the scholar warrior, someone who balances their destructive skills with peaceful and introspective arts like scholarship or flower arrangement. The idea being to forge a warrior into a more refined and complete person.
The Turtle School follows this framework to a tee, but ditches the trappings of gentrified martial arts in favour of a blue collar approach that uses common laborer's jobs and natural hazards to increase the fighter's abilities and normal schooling to sharpen their minds. With the end result being a martial artist who can function and earn a living basically anywhere, while working their training into their trade work.
In terms of the actual exercises, basically everything they're doing can be tied back into fighting skills or conventional training methods if you think about it, just dialed up to 11.
For example the way they step through the sand is basically identical to a training method called mud-stepping that's meant to train you to lift your legs for kicking and stepping. And the construction work has them hauling, throwing, pushing, pulling, lifting and dumping things with a wide variety of lengths, weights and and weight distributions.
Love your take on the blue collar approach
@@SensibleSaiyan
Thanks
I like that Dragon Ball is showing blue collar work in a positive light here. A lot of modern media depicts blue collar workers as either uneducated or miserable because they hate their job, but that hasn’t been my experience at all. I’m “white collar” (software engineer) but I grew up surrounded by positive examples of blue collar men.
My dad was a mechanic and then started his own business doing home inspections and contracting. My uncle owned a barber shop (still does). One of my grandfathers was a fire fighter, the other worked in a tire factory. My older brother became an HVAC technician. I learned a lot from them - critical thinking, perseverance, the value of hard work, how to change a tire, how to change my oil, how to build something like a deck or a swing set out of just wood and screws.
The only reason I even got into software engineering in the first place is because the family computer died and I decided to see if I could resurrect it, which got me into building and fixing computers, which started me down the path of computer science. I wouldn’t be where I am now if I hadn’t been taught to work with my hands or shown how to take something apart, figure out how it works, and put it back together.
@@SSJ_Derp
That's epic!
That feather-weight jump at the end of their training got me so hyped as a kid that I tried running a couple minutes at a time on the machine then jump, rinse and repeat. Also the turtle shell training helped me get through school on that heavy-ass backpack. Easily one of the most iconic training camps ever
Bible verse at the wasn't just the cherry on top, it was nearly the whole cake, brother. God bless you, and thank you for the great video
God bless 🙏🏼☦️
@@SensibleSaiyanGod, Jesus bless us all 🙏. salamat sa video
OG Dragonball was best Dragonball. Simpler times.
The training video we’ve been waiting for
This video hit all the right notes man. Dragon ball really was something special
It truly was
it's not over Yet
@@shapirodeadking5012he's talking about the original series when they were kids
Amazing analysis bro. I remember watching all of this on RUclips when I was a lot young. I then searched up "Goku and Krillin DB" to have a nostalgia trip, then I stumbled upon this GOAT'd piece of media. Made me sub right away with the humor and production quality. You have a very unique style when it comes to content my guy, keep it up! ❤️🔥
I appreciate it my man!
RIP TORIYAMA SENSEI
Master roshi left a massive impression on an isolated kid in the forest like goku. He showed him how to live and opened him to a whole another view of the world. After goku’s grandfather died he was left in the world alone. Finding the quality of friends that he’s found was such a sweet and balanced way for goku to wrap up his childhood. Dragon ball is definitely grade A material teaching many life lessons for the viewers, vicariously living through goku.
Adjust to the turtle shell and then gains for how it gets easier with time.
The og heavy gravity.
it was all especially so great because krillin didn't fuck with Goku at first and over time Goku grew on him
and now Krillin respects Goku and sees him so highly
I agree Master Roshi's training with Goku and Krillin was beautiful but even more beautiful was Korin's training with Goku. It taught Goku to work hard, to persevere, and not have self doubt. The Holy water was really just tap water and that didn't make Goku stronger, but it was the training with Korin that did, it was all Goku, it was his determination and his hard work that made him faster and stronger.
The way Roshi set Goku's mindset to level up everytime he gets an opportunity is truly amazing and motivational!
Great memories of my childhood, and had a great influence on how I approach and appreciate life , just found out Akira Toriyama passed away, I was looking at some Dragonball Z stuff, and this popped up, great video, nicely edited appreciate you sharing..
Thanks man!
Beautiful video for a beautiful training arc. I love the more grounded Dragon Ball.
Krillin was a perv in OG DB too. So I took it as head blood was still in the wrong place where he couldn't even think about "X"
What a comfy watch
I shall follow this channel career with great interest,
You’re a legend. I appreciate your emphasizing living well physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Thank you sir I appreciate it
Dragon Ball will always have a special place in my heart, I'd like to see more videos! Subbed
this was super heart felt and informative anndd funny! grat vid mister
Thank you 🙏🏼
This was a great video, I liked your perspective on Roshis training when you said “making them hyper competitive but still humble” and said that that’s hard to do. I agree
Thanks man
Beautiful I'm about cry.
This was the training Arc that started it all. Glad it's gotten a lot more attention these days.
Thank you for this video. Love it
what a great video bro, thank you for putting it together
also Rest In Peace Toriyama Sensai
The proverb in the end got me. Congratulations for your work bro!!
Just recently subscribed. As an up and coming boxing just back into training… this video was very personal to me and I grew up with DBZ too… such a great vid I’m looking forward to your future videos
5:12 definitely relatable. Hill runs then burpees
Always love to see a fellow martial artist on the channel. Train hard bro
@@SensibleSaiyanthanks a lot man great content
Bro this deserves more likes and attention. What a wonderful video on what it was like to for kid Goku and Krillin. You made all the good points here like Goku and Krillin learn to fight for sport/honor and not for riches or fame.
I miss the OG Dragon Ball, so simple and yet charming
Actually loving the enthusiasm in the video
Your Vid's are peak and the and the outro is goated. Easy Sub
This training arc right here is why Goku was always outpaced Vegeta. Vegeta went as hard as he could as long as he could and left his body in shambles. Goku, meanwhile, has an amazing understanding of how much is too much for his body, and it's all thanks to Master Roshi.
Loved it man.
Bro i only found your channel a few days ago but man i gotta tell you I love and I mean really love these training camp videos. I really enjoy your dragon ball content, bless up to our goated sensei 🙏
Say what you will about Roshi’s…tastes, but as a teacher he was definitely one of the best ones out there. He taught Goku and Krillin the value of hard work instead of just focusing exclusively on martial arts techniques, and even when their training was finished and they fought in the Tenkaichi Budokai, Roshi went in disguise and beat them as Jackie Chun so that they wouldn’t rest on their laurels and realize that they still have a lot to learn.
I grew up with dragon ball. It was my favorite thing to do watch dragon ball
Rip Toriyama
Just watched Dragon Ball for the first time and am up to the tournament so I was just laughing during the recap because the show is truly funny.
we here crying.
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No wonder Goku was always a step above Vegeta. He was doing all this for his training while Vegeta just did lots of pushups and sit-ups and drank plenty of juice
Good ol memories started reading the manga first, then television . Rest In Power Akira Toriyama
2:06 fun fact: it’s impossible to sneeze when you’re sleeping
Maybe she woke up and accidentally sneezed
Fantastic video!
Loving this channel more and more. Looking forward to more OG Dragon Ball training analyses.
Great video!
Unpopular opinion: I like DB more than DBZ. I loved that it was about finding Dragon Balls and kung-fu fighting. The Earth in this show was so fantastically goofy with talking dinosaurs and flying cars. It was this fun 80s sci-fi version of Chinese myth. Love it.
Amazing how 07:27 shows how we can also be like Goku!
I had to subscribe this video was too well done. Dragon Ball always humbles my soul and puts life into perspective for me. I love DBZ and DB. Thank you for this
Your vids are such a treat to me
It means a lot 🙏🏼
One thing modern DB lacked was training arcs. The lack of them made transformations feel unearned and rushed
Me and this episode are almost 40 years old born in 1986 your narrating is very good❤
Me at the Gym? Broly.
Me with my workout meal? Goku.
I Loved the Kid Goku and Younger Krillin era.... it was a ground breaking moment that laid the tracks that brought manga and anime to the west
I started watching OG DB after seeing Z as a teenager, and I watched that nap scene at work while on lunch break. Put me so at ease, i waited to watch the rest at home so I could experience it again. I loved these episodes.
I love how different is DB to DBZ. The writing and sense of humour is night and day, yet both are great.
OG Dragon Ball is just anime gold and always will be. RIP Toriyama
this vid is goated
Krillin was actually 13, a year older then Goku...cause Goku originally thought he was 14 cause he didn't know how to count...when he was taught to, he corrects his age as 12, revealing he was always a year younger then Krillin
Damn man, that was SICK
this was a really good video and you’re commentary is cool. imma sub!
It's the scripture at the end that did it for me👌🏽💯
Amen 🙏
Goku: "How do I become a better fighter?"
Roshi: "Just go harder at the gym."
The early training was one of the best parts of DB, and it's probably the reason why i'm enjoying the "I Parry Everything" anime currently airing.
Dude's legit helping people while training at the same time, just like Goku and Krillin.
I just keep coming back to this video. Its good stuff.
I love to hear it
love how excited they get to hear roshi say they have potential, man kept them humble
I love the breakdown of the db series. Good work