i think on the path to mma bjj is essential plus having another" ma" behind you how long you been boxing ?
anyone do mma?
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Ive bein boxing for years,its hard to say how long cus i took breaks from training for months at a time
anyone else notice that most people that do pe also bodybuild plus martial arts or either or? think it must be alot more than wanting a more healthy progressive penis and other penis related things,to more overall the perfect body?
are you a part of that gym? got a few good memorys of the dam
I'm not part of it, I just do kickboxing/muay thai there. Badr Hari trains there though, which I consider one of the best K1 fighters at the moment.
I did Kenpo as a part of P90X for about 60 days. It was cool but pulled groin muscles quite often on some of the kicks.
It's something that I'd like to get back into some day though.
It's something that I'd like to get back into some day though.
never really been sure what that was gator, is it some sort of karate or is it a type of kung fu?
i took a little BJJ. it wasn't anything official, just a club at university but i learned enough to mangle my friends when we're drinking and joking around haha. i shouldn't say it wasn't anything official we had a couple brown belts teaching us but it wasn't sanctioned.
Yeah, americanized Japanese/Chinese karate. It's fun...P90X made it awfully intense too.
i really enjoyed it. id spend hours some nights studying submissions from different mounts and guards.
i did mma for a while but recently got out of it due to time and my main interest in cars...but i wrestled in highschool and am now just doing no gi BJJ at a local community college...id have to say knowing how to wrestle helped me out big time in mma...wrestling, BJJ, and kickboxing or muay thai would be a deadly combinations...look at all the mma greats like chuck liddell, randy couture, bj penn, matt hughes etc...they were all wrestlers before (except penn)..that learned standup... its a great sport man...but u live with bruises and somtin bleeding, broken, or sprained lol
wrestling would be a great advantage simalar to bjj or kinda judo in a sense, bruises ,bleeding etc not a problem all part of the game to get as much pain in and experiance the least no better buzz in the world! what did they teach the first few months of mma anythng inparticular?
yeah we learned some basic wrestling as it was considered an asset to learning jiu jitsu. also learned a little muay thai but I didn't pick much of that up. i've always liked fighting, in and out of rings and i actually enjoy the soreness after a fight. nothing really puts your entire body to the test like a good sparring/grapple session.
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I spar frequently with the other black belts in my dojang. I have been to tournaments but don't compete now, I prefer friendly fights to the more serious ones. I also prefer no head contact (or rather, no contact with my head!)
As for my age, let's just say old enough to know better!
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