Sweat, Sweat and even more sweat. Kolby was running through town at his max speed(Tier 3). He had a tank top on so it wouldn't hinder him when he is moving so much. It sort of helped, kinda of. It showed off his muscles more than anything. It wasn't uncomfortable though. But as usual Kolby would have his axe perched over his shoulder. As today was like any other morning. It was about 6:55 around that time, when Kolby awoke from slumber and got dress accordingly. The good thing about bringing his axe almost everywhere was that he could stop an incident from happening and could also train on his axe skills.

Soon Kolby would be out of town and would soon be out on the beach. The waves would splash against the sand and would seep into it and would then slowly make it's way back out to sea. This added a sort of salt like aroma to the air. Especially when you are particularly close to the ocean like this. But as per usual Kolby would trip down to his boxers and would run into the sea all slow motion like. With his mustache and such moving slowly in the wind. 

It was as if he was in a scene from Baywatch. Quite majestic it was. But soon Kolby would be knee deep and going further he would get to shoulder deep water. He wasn't very far from the island though. It seemed to take a big dip after a while. He Kolby would continue until he wouldn't walk anymore and the only thing left to do was swim. So Kolby dipped under water and began to go deeper and deeper beneath the surface. Of course he took a deep breathe before putting his head under. He didn't want to drown. But as Kolby got deeper it got darker, this was pretty basic knowledge for anyone that knew about the Ocean.

The deeper you got the darker it got and the more force that would be applied to your body due to the sheer amount of water surrounding you. But going deeper and training his body to be resilient had benefits in and out of water. It made his body stronger and more durable. Hit made his core stronger and also gave him a reason to think about another topic, other than fighting of course. it was a vast amount of things. But today was about training and training only.  

But it would be hard for anyone to just pick up this sort of training. As it is very hard at the start due to the fact that you need to know how to control your body, mainly your lungs. It wasn't too hard for Kolby at the start since he had such a big body and big lungs, so he could keep more air in his lungs than normal people. Kolby saw a vast amount of Lifeforms under water. It was regular fish, the occasional shark that thought he could tango with Kolby. But with a quick look into his unwavering eyes he would know not to try to take a bite out of Kolby. As it would be the last bite he will ever make again. Right now Kolby would be at a stand still. Just floating there in the dark and murkiness of the water. It's Calm its silent, it's sort of gentle and Kolby could forget about all his worries down here. But drifting off could be a dangerous thing as Kolby could be too deep to make it make to the surface with enough oxygen.  

And it was just about that time. Making quick long strides up to the surface Kolby would soon reach the burning rays of the sun once more. Kolby would shake his head to get most of the water out of his hair and head. He would begin to make his way back to the shore where his axe and clothes would sit in the sand, basking in the sun. They were hot to the touch, the clothes that is. Made it uncomfortable to wear, but it would cool down once Kolby put it on. The axe though, with a few swings would cool down instantly. Next up Kolby would do his daily 10,000 swings of his axe. It made his arms stronger and it made Kolby a better axe user. Getting acquainted with the axe and better ways to swing it and cute stuff like that. Kolby would set his feet into the sand and would swing down full force with his left arm, as he always started with his left dominate arm. The wind of the swing would blow some sand away into the wind. And continuing this process would take about an hour. After 5,000 swings with his left arm Kolby would sit down and get a drink of water from a frozen water bottle he kept on him.   

After getting refreshed Kolby would stand back up once again. It wasn't easy becoming strong. And Kolby knew that. It took persistence and resilience to get better, when when your body wants you to stop, you sometimes listen to it because not doing so would cause you more harm then good. But in this instance when your body tells you to stop, you push even harder to get those last reps in. And when you do finally get that last rep in you feel like a million bucks. After another hour went by Kolby would finally be finished with his morning practice. It was now around 11 o'clock now. Kolby usually took 4 or 5 hours every day to do his training. He would sometimes add in different things, but today he wanted to keep it basic and keep the foundation going. Exhaling in relief from finally finish his morning training regimens Kolby would  pick up his wet clothes and would head back into town. He was a Marine after all, he wanted to see how the townsfolk was doing and maybe get a few more bottles of water.