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1. Weaving. Learn to weave, weave from corn husks or fibres or fabric. Learn how to make corn husk dolls and hammocks and baskets and such. Like vovó uses to make.

2. Practice your beading skills! Loom beading is pretty fun but try the zulu triangle stitch and also just general rosettes and such. Also finish that skirt bro.

3. Try to cook indigenous/cultural meals when you can. Or, if none are known, similarish ones. Our people hunted fish a lot, so eat lots of fish and grilled fish. Learn what fish you like. They also used a lot of cassava, so make meals with cassava.

I.E. eat grilled fish, eat pão de queijo, drink guava juice, shit like that.

4. Body painting. Get Jagua Henna and paint patterns on your legs. I'm so serious. It's not that expensive tbh and it's basically the same as when I draw on it anyways.

5. If you can find anything on it, learn cultural / indigenous dances. I seemingly recall lots of flips and jumps being mentioned, so try something like that.

6. Burn copal resin for cleansing of the space. Practice kindness with animals and relatives. General religious and spiritual beliefs.

1. Get into running. Hunters are typically very athletic and can hold their strength for long amounts of time. Sprinting is good to get speed up, but just generally being able to hold a solid pace for a while is good.

2. Learn to track with the land. Can you find the time from the sun? How do you find where North is without a compass? What about signs in the path?

Progressively begin to hike without as many tools or maps and see how well your tracking skills hold up.

3. Learn to observe animals and how they work and move. When are deer most active? What are their movement patterns like? How can you tell when a deer is good prey or bad prey?

4. Strengthen your joints and muscles. Again mainly just for me but try to strength train your joints so you arent as fragile lol.

5. Get into climbing trees and rocks and such. Literally tag team your friends or just go to a park and climb a tree somewhere. Climb. Climb. Climb some more.

6. Increase your flexibility. Do nightly stretches, push yourself progressively, make sure there's no tension left in your body. Hunters need to be very well-prepared for long periods of time.