But for a long term goal you can place bench-marker targets and as you hit those, reward yourself.
Sucks that you ended up with a crowd of people like that. I'm mostly a lone wolf type to be honest, always had very few friends and was never one to follow a crowd. There's a woman at my karate class who wears make up while she trains, it's so stupid but whatever lol.
IV's you pretty much always set to 31. The idea behind them is the inherent "potential" of the Pokemon. The higher this number the better unless the move Hidden Power is involved but let's not bother with that. EV's are how you want to train the Pokemon. So you can choose whether the Pokemon is more offensive, fast, defensive etc. The Nature of the Pokemon also helps in this aspect.
That's quite a lot of working out. If your goal is to lose weight, then you need to sweat a lot. I would also suggest at some point to reduce the number of repetitions you are doing but then increase the overall load you are baring. It will aid in accelerating your weight loss as well as developing your power. POWER! 3 sets is fine but at some stage drop the reps from 10 to 6 and incrementally increase the load. You can increase the load every few weeks. It's not that embarrassing, I didn't learn to drive until 21 / 22 myself. I took care of all my education stuff and then dealt with it in my case. Driving is a scary thing initially and it takes time to get used to it but if you get over that hurdle then it becomes easy.
Sucks that you ended up with a crowd of people like that. I'm mostly a lone wolf type to be honest, always had very few friends and was never one to follow a crowd. There's a woman at my karate class who wears make up while she trains, it's so stupid but whatever lol.
IV's you pretty much always set to 31. The idea behind them is the inherent "potential" of the Pokemon. The higher this number the better unless the move Hidden Power is involved but let's not bother with that. EV's are how you want to train the Pokemon. So you can choose whether the Pokemon is more offensive, fast, defensive etc. The Nature of the Pokemon also helps in this aspect.
That's quite a lot of working out. If your goal is to lose weight, then you need to sweat a lot. I would also suggest at some point to reduce the number of repetitions you are doing but then increase the overall load you are baring. It will aid in accelerating your weight loss as well as developing your power. POWER! 3 sets is fine but at some stage drop the reps from 10 to 6 and incrementally increase the load. You can increase the load every few weeks. It's not that embarrassing, I didn't learn to drive until 21 / 22 myself. I took care of all my education stuff and then dealt with it in my case. Driving is a scary thing initially and it takes time to get used to it but if you get over that hurdle then it becomes easy.