Sup /his/
I'm from /fit/ and was wondering about ancient Greeks and their's training methods.
What was their's training methods, how did they prepare for warfare and the Olympic games?
Did they trained mainly with their own bodyweight?
Also general history and fitness/sports thread.
(sorry for my English)
![de29480bc33af0ce35539632e2cc72f7[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/NXcGHFs.jpg "de29480bc33af0ce35539632e2cc72f7[1].jpg")
they had stone free weights called halteres
Crossfit
>>1280244
Is that pic from some prod propaganda or is it some folk tale? Kinda curious desu.
>>1280371
>Prod propaganda
You do realize clergymen and religious men were quite known for their corruption and propensity to break their vows, right ?
>>1280244
>just jacked it to a doujin with that exact plot
Man, people really don't change.
>>1280393
Clergymen didn't have a "call". Often they were the second or third sons of wealthy families that were sent away because you wanted to concentrate wealth to one bloodline. So why should they keep their vows?
>>1280393
Doesn't mean it isn't propaganda
>>1280339
>*Please don't drop the stones (they will break)*
Rough translation
