motoazoR

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who am I?

Hi! This is Pablo.

I'm a fortynager Computer Systems Engineer from Galicia (Spain). I'm currently working as a High/Technical school (computing) teacher.

I'm a firm believer that age doesn't define you, and health+attitude is the true key for a fullfish life. Thus, I try to make the most of my life: studying, sport training, motorcycle travelling, and searching for new vital experiencies and interests to learn about.

In this personal web, I simply share my passion about motolife, sport, and photography.

career

[2019-now!] Full-time High/Tech school teacher
[2015-2019] IT & Marketing Manager (Pharma sector)
[2008-2015] IT Project Manager (IT sector)
[2005-2008] Fullstack web programmer (IT sector)

education

[2021] B2 Galician Certification (EOI Vigo)
[2019] C1 English Certification (EOI Vigo)
[2016] MSc. Bussiness and Marketing Management (UDIMA)
[2006] Pedagogic Aptitude Certificacion (University of Vigo)
[2005] Computer Systems Engineer (University of Coruña)

skills

Excellent communication skills
Experience in team/project management
Kickboxing Black Belt
Aikido Black Belt
Solfeo and Piano (10 years)

when I'm travelling or in a long ride,
you can follow my way here

moto life

For me, motorcycle riding is living. And one of the very last redoubt of freedom remaining today.

It's all about accepting the risks to keep your independence. It's about to resign from comfort and learn to enjoy the cold, the heat, and fighting with the wind to get in exchange the most intensity of your travel. It's like a punch on the table saying
'I'm still alive and kicking, not like you, f*cked lambs in the herd!'.

And when I discovered it, there was no way back.

 
HJC RPHA70 Lif
HJC RPHA11 Plus
JohnDoe Flight jacket
Segura Fergus
Segura Retro
Dainese GoreTex Touring
Alpinestars ChromeSport
Dainese Universe GoreTex
Alpinestars Kevlar jeans
Rukka Imatra 3.0
Summer gloves
Dainese 1080GT
TCX Explorer 4
TCX Mood GTX
HelikonText Satchel bag
Mildot 36l ranger bag

video

These are not just simple videos. These are moments of joy my life.
Moments when I chose to live, and not just to pass trough life.

curated playlists

It's all about giving giving you the appropiate atmosphere to put you in the correct mindset. Because it's not the same a day in the freeway crossing a country, than a fast ride for joy, than having to arrive ASAP to some place.

So here you have 8 playlists, for 8 "situations", permanently updated and improved, that work for me.


HIGHWAY TO NIGHT
techno

It's pitch black and you have to arrive home as fast as possible.

MILES TO BURN
classic rock/blues

Another country to cross. No hurry, just keep you alive and going.

TIME IS RUNNING
80's epic ost/rock/metal

Time to fly. You now a mission, time is running, and the mission is all. You know the risks, and you accept them.

WAITING IN THIS DISTOPY
sythwave/cyberpunk

Waiting over the bike for the action to start.

NIGHT URBAN ASSAULT
sythwave/outrun

You have a urgent mission in the city. Entry, hit, and gone.

DARK FEELINGS
hard rock/metal

Perhaps not the best mood for group riding today.

WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE
80's pop/rock/AOR

Just wasting all my time thinking about motorcycles and beautiful girls.

MEDITERRANEAN SUMMER
house/dance

Chilling in the mediterranean.
Cheap bikes, and beautiful girls.

photography

D90

My almost 15 year old reliable Nikon is still pushing beautiful shots so I keep it ready for a ride, and often is my primary option for landscapes and architecture shots.

Nikkon 18-20mm VRII f/3.5-5.6 (all-terrain)
Nikon 50mm f/1.4 (portrait)
Tokina 11-16mm f/2 (ultra-wide)

X-100V

The X100v made me to rediscover the joy of carrying a camera and rapidly became my prefered partner for street and travel photography, especially by its stunning colors output.

Fixed 23mm f/2 (street/travel)

Alps 2021

Riding in

Coastal_Galicia

Riding in

Inland_Galicia

Santiago

Northern_Portugal

mind & body

01

Age doesn't define you

Of course age will bring biological changes and limitations, but you can often see how people with the same age have very different physical capabilities. So age, as a number itself, is not the point. Your physical form and your attitude are.

02

You choose your life quality

Unavoidable illness apart, nothing will have more positive impact in the quality of your ederly life than keeping your muscles strong. It's the key to your future autonomy, and being able to continue doing the things you like.

03

Health is ethically mandatory

In my opinion: doing the possible to keep you healthy, trying not to be a load for your loved ones in the future, and strong enough to be able to protect/take care of them if needed; it's a personal duty. And if nothing of this is important for you, then you're an egoist.

04

Think it in probabilistic terms

In the "bad lottery" you already have some tickets you cannot avoid: genetic heritage, pollution in your area, social eating habits, or simply bad luck. They're unavoidable. But you can choose to live a healthy life, or just let more tickets to arrive, increasing your probabilities.

mindset

I have now a pretty clear vision of life and society. And it's mostly not good.
We're now almost living in a distopy where most of the people just want to get said what is good and bad, what to think, and what to do. There's a huge amount of people which prefer not to analyze, to reflect, to THINK. They just want to accepted in the herd and be told what good lambs they are.


"When you do things (sports, study, having a hobby that implies a effort), there's a huge amount of people that will try to disencourage you. Because it's easier for them that assuming they couldn't do it. "

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"Bare in mind there are a lot of people that haven't capacity to understand some things. Don't waste time with them. Just be kind and continue doing what your want."

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"Life can be too short. That's why you should focus in short-term goals. But, just is case finally it becomes long, those short term goads should be aligned always in the good direction."

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"There are 2 types of people against adversity. The ones who cry and victimize themselves waiting for somebody to solve their problem, and the ones who cry but then stand up again and continue fighting."

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"Nowadays, there a lot of people who prefer not having to think and just being told what to do. Don't be one of those."

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"The only opinion you should listen is the one coming for the few ones really loving you. Because even if you don't like it, it's the only one that you're sure it comes with the intention of help."

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"Be you and for you. Not for satisfying others. Most of the people will critiquize you as soon as you get better than them."

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"Don't relay on motivation. Motivation helps when it is. But it also gives you the excuse when not. Discipline is the key. You have to it build it, but once built is always there to get the job done, with motivation or no."

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"In our "first-world security bubble" we can have the luxury of giving importance to things that really aren't. Try to avoid that. Because when the bubble explodes all those are gone, and only the real ones remain. "

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"We live in the same planet but not in the same world. Because your world is your reality, your past experiencies, your knowledge; and this can be different from other's one. In fact, your worlds can collide. "

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"We live in the same planet but not in the same world. Because your world is your reality, your past experiencies, your knowledge; and this can be different from other's one. In fact, worlds often collide. "

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"If you need something to be understood, you need to simplify your language to a level the other part can understand. And sometimes this cannot be done with words."

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training

Training any sport is about discipline. About trying to improve and learning to enjoy the effort and suffering on the way. Motivation is a false idol. It comes and go. When motivation fails, discipline -if you built it- will be there to get the job done.


routines

Life is unpredictable. Perhaps one day you have to hang from a balcony, push a car, or run for your life. And no comfortable bench, ergonomic grip, or power drink will be there.

That's why I like to work out in a flexible and functional way. I want only useful and polivalent muscle. The rest is ballast.

In addition to this, coming martial arts, my interests are more on being explosive, flexible, having good endurance, rather than powerlifting or just being bulked.

So I normally train with little to zero planning, in a LowerBody / UpperBody / Bagwork basis, little rest, and prefering complex/fullbody free weight exercises rather than isolating muscles.

diet

No diet. No supplementation.
I don't count calories or macros, but I actively try to avoid sugar and artificial ingredients.

I just eat real food in an equilibrated way. Fish, vegetables, and fruit sum easily the 75% of my intake. I avoid fried/ultra-processed/artificial things and sugared drinks.

I always look for local seasonly products, and this includes beer and wine.





Want more power for working out?

                            Check my web music player!

Nothing like
a curated selection
of epic rock/metal
from 80's action movies.
LET's GO!

 

 

are you interested in computing/coding?

As a High/Technical School teacher, I run a separate web (in Galician langage) for sharing curious or funny personal computing projects with my students. So, if you are into this...

Check it out! (It can be offline)

contact

The best way to keep up to date about my moto life and travels (and also about my sport life) is through my Instagram profile. You may find me at other social networks, but I have no activity there, I'm just keeping my nickname taken.



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