<div class="floatleft">(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c195/TheOneTheOnlyTheShane/AveryWattsSorumNoceBW-1.jpg)</div>Name: Jack Harth<br/>Age: 27<br/>Concept: Challenge Seeker. Jack's main motivation in life is becoming personally stronger, and to also see just how far his own strength can carry him. This ultimately causes him to  put people into two categories: Weaker, who will drag him down (though he may help them, if they show a dedicated desire to improve themselves), and Stronger, whom he uses as motivation to further himself, and who he will eventually seek to conquer.<br/><br/>History: Since he was 15, Jack has always been fascinated with martial arts and brawling. It mostly started when he saw bullies in highschool causing problems; he disagreed with what they did. When words proved to do little, he decided that the only logical thing to do, then, was to grab ahold of them, and literally beat sense into them.<br/><br/>Did he get in trouble? Yes, he did. But he felt better for it. A lot of other kids looked up to him because of it, too; bullies, after getting bones broken, and having their heads slammed into walls enough time, just gave up.  For sure, they some times fought back, but even at this young age, Jack had an uncanny resilience and warrior's spirit that served him well.<br/><br/>He initially got interested in Filipino knife fighting techniques, and trained himself in that; mostly by watching videos, the sort of things you did at home. But as he grew older, he learned at an actual training gym, from legitimate masters.<br/><br/>Around the time he was 22, his attitude towards weapons shifted, and got into Shaolin Martial Arts to toughen him up further, and teach him how to fight with his hands and feet. He was a natural at it, and only a few years later, he was doing advanced courses at a dojo.<br/><br/>At the same time, he took up boxing professionally; he started off as some no-name brawler, but in the past year, he's really made a name for himself in Mixed Martial Arts tournaments (a recent national one saw him placing 4th out of nearly a hundred competitors).<br/><br/>Among boxing fans, he is some times called "The Iron Wall", on account of the fact that he can shrug off blows that would K.O. lesser fighters with barely a wince.  Among those whom he practices and works out with, he is basically revered for the endurance and resiliency he possesses.  He just doesn't slow down, doesn't stop, doesn't flinch; he just keeps going, like a 'roided out Energizer Bunny (although, interesting note: he is completely straight edge. Doesn't even drink).<br/><br/>Boxing does not always pay his bills, however, so he does something else with his time: he runs a YouTube channel (MaxEnduranceTime) where he talks about proper diet and nutrition, good exercise routines, stances, techniques, and a wide variety of other martial arts related things. His channel has enough subscribers that he actually gets paid a pittance.