Eat What You Kill, Reap What You Sow — Vertical Training Flag | Jiu Jitsu, Hunting, Gym Motivation

$31.99

“Eat What You Kill, Reap What You Sow” — a visual reminder that you get out exactly what you put in. Whether you’re on the mats, in the gym, in the woods, or in life, this flag embodies the mindset of personal responsibility and relentless discipline.

Perfect for jiu jitsu academies, home gyms, archery setups, or hunting cabins, this vertical banner keeps you locked in on the process. Every round, every rep, every shot — you earn the results you work for.

Hang it where you train. Let it remind you daily: no shortcuts, no excuses, only results.

DETAILS:

  • Material: 100% polyester

  • Fabric: Knitted

  • Weight: 4.42 oz/yd² (150 g/m²)

  • Print: One-sided design with blank reverse

  • Grommets: Two iron grommets for easy hanging

  • Size: Length 34 ½" × Width 56"

MADE ON DEMAND:

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why delivery takes a little longer. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction — thanks for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

“Eat What You Kill, Reap What You Sow” — a visual reminder that you get out exactly what you put in. Whether you’re on the mats, in the gym, in the woods, or in life, this flag embodies the mindset of personal responsibility and relentless discipline.

Perfect for jiu jitsu academies, home gyms, archery setups, or hunting cabins, this vertical banner keeps you locked in on the process. Every round, every rep, every shot — you earn the results you work for.

Hang it where you train. Let it remind you daily: no shortcuts, no excuses, only results.

DETAILS:

  • Material: 100% polyester

  • Fabric: Knitted

  • Weight: 4.42 oz/yd² (150 g/m²)

  • Print: One-sided design with blank reverse

  • Grommets: Two iron grommets for easy hanging

  • Size: Length 34 ½" × Width 56"

MADE ON DEMAND:

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why delivery takes a little longer. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction — thanks for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!