#my own

Mountain View’s

alphajock:

Good morning!

Looks like this Jock’s day is off to a good start. 

alphajock:

One day at a time

That’s all it takes, one day becomes one week which becomes a month then a year and you’re a whole new you.

alphajock:

Success??

You’ve done a nice hard workout Jock, the next question is can you push yourself harder tomorrow for your Coach?

alphajock:

Starting up 2adays with swimming next up running

This Jock clearly knows how to report in.

alphajock:

Checking in

Like a good Jock.

alphajock:

Post ride

Good work Jock.

alphajock:

Hunter reports as orders sir

A very good Owned Jock.

My straight boy Jock is back and sending in a report of what he was ordered to wear for the day.

alphajock:

Grrrr…come at me bro

My tough strong pup flexing and posing like a good owned Jock

csjock:

So to all of you who wanted to K of what I look like this is me today,  and you eventually you will get a shirtless photo but we will see.   I took this today because I was thinking back on the past year and how much everything has changed. 

A year ago I was a competitive wow reader,  we never got realm first but always finished the content before they needed it or the next stuff came out.   Then something changed and I quit that life and started to become a jock an athlete again and it’s been one hell of a ride.   A year ago I would have never walked around the house waring sweatpants and a white shirt,  I would have worn jeans and a t-shirt.   I’m an back to where I was my soft more year of high school and feel great. 

The K you to all of you who have supported me,  the K you to sir jock trainer for being my coach,  that K you to all my teammates,  you all are the best.   I will keep doing my best and I will get better,  stronger, and  faster.

My great Jock I’m very proud of.

My very first original battlemap created using a new program I grabbed up last week (see below).

Made it for combat with a plant monster roughly 30 feet from shore, in a pond/lake about chest deep. I wanted cover, concealment, water to cross and around the enemy, some difficult terrain and a real risk of drowning with a good trip, and/or grapple and pin. More water is shown than land as I envisioned encounter developments that drew the player characters further and further from shore. No grid as I made it to be used more easily with programs like Roll20.

In my mind, the tree stumps shown were full trees but with the tops (leafy bits) hidden so the map was “cleaner”, but feel free to re-conceptualize as you see fit. Made in about 20 minutes usingDungeonDraft.

To be clear, only the battle map concept is mine, all the assets used belong to the program and its respective artists and/or community market.

Feel free to use it with that in mind.

If you enjoy it, let me know with a Like or (even better) a Reblog. It’ll motivate me to share others I create.

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Pull up.

Industrial summer.