ワンツーボクシング

Tateno F

It is an amateur boxing gym where anyone can box. You can hit the punching bag. Those who smoke are not allowed. Be careful of those who smoke on the road or on the side of the road.

When I tried to smoke at a coin laundry smoking area on the way to Kitami Station A car passing by shouted, "Stop smoking." After entering the premises, I lit a fire and was yelled at me many times, "I think I was walking and smoking." After being unreasonably angry, he introduced himself ashamedly saying, "I'm Tateno, who runs a boxing gym there." When he got out of the car, his face was red and I thought he was drunk. I will yell at you as needed after that I got in the car and left the place, yelling, "Are you drunk? Should I call the police?" You should never go to a gym run by such an owner.

The 4 star review may be the owner or a related person. Probably a self-performing review. I couldn't hit the sandbag. The following is the background. I squeezed my weight due to dietary restrictions, so I wanted to strengthen my body next time, so I called and inquired, "I want to join the experience." Suddenly, however, a man on the phone said, "When will you come?" A honor word is a human rights statement that says, "I see you as a person." Not using honorifics in the first meeting means looking down on the other person. Although I felt uncomfortable, I broke it (I don't have common sense) and continued talking. "I want to go tomorrow (Monday)" "No. Tomorrow is a holiday" Oh? It should have been written on the HP that it is closed on Fridays, but let's leave it for now. Then, after being accused of asking "How old are you?" And "Where do you live?", You are asked "What about cigarettes?" I have a habit of smoking at home, but I am a person who never smokes even if there is a smoking area outside. I mean, I don't even carry cigarettes with me. Let's say without fear of misunderstanding. I like cigarettes, just as some people hate cigarettes. I like it, but I don't smoke at all in public, saying that some people dislike it. Because it is manners and compassion. Now. I honestly answered, "I smoke." Then "Oh, no. Some of us don't smell like cigarettes. I don't want to be smoked outside the gym," he said. It is a one-sided refusal. I swear I won't smoke at all in the gym. I didn't even have time to say that. It is a single point of "impossible". It's fine to have a commitment. It's okay to suddenly push it against strangers. If you are an individual. I hope you like it. However, this is a well-established public store. If there are conditions, at the very least, it should be clearly stated on the HP. You should write "Please refrain from smoking" or "No XX". At least, "I'm looking forward to it. Boxing. When I was little, I longed for a boxer. I wish I could do it from tomorrow." I thought I was ridiculous. In the first place, HP is open to beginners, experienced people, and gender. It says that you should feel free to enjoy boxing, but if you can't even join the experience if you can't match those glasses, you can't say "feel free" at all. I am amazed to hear that beginners are welcome. further. It says, "I want to be a hangout for everyone," but I affirm. Jim, who has a rude attitude that imposes values ​​and commitments and does not listen much, is unsuitable as a commercial (where money is exchanged) and as a customer service, and is unlikely to be a hangout. It's not a hangout or a place to relax, it can only be an inner circle (for those who qualify for membership on a sunny day). What does that mean? What you can imagine is a closed space-like a coffee shop that only regular customers can get used to. 《Some people are worried about bad breath, so it is impossible for people who do not brush their teeth》 《Some people are not good at sweating, so it is impossible for people with intense metabolism》 《There is a person who has experience of wrist cutting, and when I see the wound, I remember trauma, so it is impossible for someone with a wound on the wrist》 Although it is an extreme theory, it can be said that Jim's remarks there are of the same nature. Let's hope the owner is reading and say it. It's important. Rights become discrimination as soon as they are shaken. If I have the right to smoke, I should have the right to smoke. Everyone can claim their rights equally. However, the rights imposed are no longer different from discrimination and violence. What is needed is imagination and compassion that is recognized as "there are many people." With that, society should not need a noun such as [right] in the first place. What is a claim of rights? It should be a phrase, "Some people are worried about the smell of cigarettes, so please be careful." You should never use it like "Don't smoke! This one has the right to smoke!" Because it is just discrimination. I care for people who don't like smoking, so I don't smoke at all in the public, and I always use a deodorant spray when I go out. I also feel sorry for my love for smoking. It's out of place to put more words about rights, so that's it. ... I'm trying to find another, common sense, decent gym. There are other gyms that are much cleaner than here just by choosing because they are close to home. Finally. Is the owner an experienced suicide attempter? So I want to say what happened. You might want to say something like "I understand the feelings of a hard person. You're not the only one." If I was exhausted enough to attempt suicide, but I couldn't die, I couldn't rely on it, and at the end I clung to this gym to retrain myself. "Oh, I can't smoke. Give up." If you are told, you may finally give up your life. Imaginative, ordinary, human beings can think of this. I wonder what happened because I experienced a suicide attempt. What have you learned? Do you understand human pain? Really? You can't even use honor words properly? Do you really think that you can reach out to others because of your distrust of human beings, because you are a smoker? I want you to be alone. It's a little cold. Or rather (in another review of the suspected person involved) claiming smoking rights, but ignoring the copyright of Icon's cartoons? Did you get permission from the author? If not, isn't it too convenient to just claim the right to smoke? not cool. (As of June 30, 2019, the icon of a person who seems to be a related person is set to some cartoon character) This gym seems to be such an unconventional, discriminatory place. Of course, that's my personal impression. I wanted to do boxing. Maybe I'll jump off tomorrow. 2020/10/12 postscript Fortunately, I hadn't harmed myself since then, but I finally got a reply from the owner. "This guy is mentally strange," he said. Also, according to the owner, I have a personal grudge against Mr. Tateno (who? The person who answered the phone before? I don't know because he hasn't been named)! It seems that. I won't say anything anymore. * By the way, I went to another gym and succeeded in dieting safely. After all, the proper place was very polite, and he kindly taught me how to use the equipment.

I was thinking of going, but the word of mouth was too garbage and I stopped.

The owner of this gym is a person who is proceeding to a pub called "Santaro" at Seijo Gakuenmae Station.