Who Trains, Wins: How anyone can train for SUCCESS & WEALTH with THE MARTIAL ARTS Train and Grow Rich

Who Trains, Wins is a personal guide to growth through martial arts, written with a mix of tough love, lived experiences, and clear admiration for the warrior path. The book blends personal stories, practical training advice, and reflections on discipline, emotion, and mindset. It walks through the author’s own training across many countries and styles, and it ties each lesson back to everyday life. The message comes through loud and clear. Training shapes the body, the mind, and the choices we make.

Some parts felt almost like a coach shouting from the sidelines, and other parts felt like a quiet conversation late at night when you admit things you rarely say out loud. I liked that contrast. It kept me awake. Author Matthew Black writes with a kind of sharp honesty that sometimes pokes at you. I felt it most in the sections about discipline and frustration. They reminded me how often we get in our own way. The storytelling adds heart. His memories from childhood scraps or tough nights on the job land with real weight. They give the book grit and color, and I appreciated that he never tries to make himself look perfect. It made the lessons easier to trust.

His talk about training against yourself really resonated with me. It is easy to chase external markers of progress. It is harder to sit with your own limits and push past them. I liked how he tied emotional control to fighting, and how those thoughts spill into everyday challenges. He writes in a way that makes you feel both seen and pushed. At times, the tone got intense, yet it also carried warmth. It made me feel motivated and a bit humbled at the same time.

By the end, I felt the book had given me more than advice. It had given me a mood. A sense of wanting to do better for myself. I would recommend Who Trains, Wins to anyone who wants a mindset shift and not just a workout plan. It is perfect for people who crave discipline, or who feel stuck and want a spark to move forward, and for anyone curious about the deeper side of martial arts.

Pages: 290 | ASIN : B0G4NFFWX8

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