In the past I have trained and fought in just the stand up aspect of mix martial arts, and actually not MMA at all, but boxing. For years I have been in love with the sport of boxing and when I was about 10 I got into tons of fights at school. I was urged to join a boxing club by my teachers and family and I did. I then fought 5 amateur fights against older opponents as a 135 pound LW when I was 17. I was 4-1 in these fights and showed good handspeed and conditioning. I stopped boxing as I lost interest (which was shown in my final match when I lost to a below average IMO 125 pound featherweight and I became infatuated with other sports as the seasons changed. I just didn't have discipline to continue which is pretty much why I don't currently train. I currently have friends who train in MSA (with Keith Rockel and Matt Lee) in MA and have done very well for themselves. I will probably train in BJJ, wrestling and Muay Thai eventually but the discipline it takes to train consistently is too much for me to take right now. My wrestling would have to be my weakest point of fighting, because I have no experience in that area, and my build 5'10" 155 isn't exactly short and stocky. My MMA overall is fairly weak, and nowhere near competition ready as I have said, but I think because my groundgame is ok, and my striking is definitely good I am a solid fighter.

high school wrestling, a few lessons of Judo, probably will take muay thai and Judo or BJJ if I get serious about mma. Im more of a fan if anything but I would love to be in Pride some day.

I tried karate when I was younger but I saw too many holes in that style
early. I took some boxing. And a few lessons with Machado when they had a studio in my home town San Pedro CA. Gracie Jiu jitsu in torrance Ca is only 15 miles away but its class schedule is not compatible with mine.

I wish I could train with Chute Boxe.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 2 2006, 08:36 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I wish I could train with Chute Boxe.
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Ive been checking out some local places, to find some incredible McDojo masters. It cracks me up to see some of these people, who cannot fight whatsoever, yet they believe their masterful skill in Ken Po will help them beat Fedor.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 3 2006, 03:36 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
Ive been checking out some local places, to find some incredible McDojo masters. It cracks me up to see some of these people, who cannot fight whatsoever, yet they believe their masterful skill in Ken Po will help them beat Fedor.
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I can beat Fedor.

























With a baseball bat.

I want to start a free mma club in my area, that would pwn

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ninjashoes @ Jun 3 2006, 08:15 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I want to start a free mma club in my area, that would pwn
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Do you have alot of money?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Rdrvgs @ Jun 4 2006, 01:52 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I can beat Fedor.
With a baseball bat.
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haha, most likely, but what if he gets a hold of the bat?

and anyone who opens a FREE mma club is the man.

I train some gracie jiu-jitsu, boxing ........... don't know if i should attend chute boxe academy or go to the gracie academy over in Torrance.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 5 2006, 03:23 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
haha, most likely, but what if he gets a hold of the bat?

and anyone who opens a FREE mma club is the man.
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i trained judo for a few years,tang soo do for a while & kickboxing for a while(not at the same time) & i'm to old & don't have the time with dirt bike riding at the week'end & gym through the week but i love to watch style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Resin @ Jun 6 2006, 08:14 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I train some gracie jiu-jitsu, boxing ........... don't know if i should attend chute boxe academy or go to the gracie academy over in Torrance.
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where exactly is the chute boxe academy and who runs it?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 4 2006, 07:23 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
haha, most likely, but what if he gets a hold of the bat?

and anyone who opens a FREE mma club is the man.
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If fedor got a hold of the bat I would plead for forgiveness and run like I have never ran before.

i did kung fu for a little while but ive been doing BJJ for about 7 -8 weeks 3 times a week im still pretty shit , ive always been a pretty good puncher so im working on that more and yeah still in school so i cant do a whole lot more , 1st post

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(nzjujitsu @ Jun 7 2006, 04:43 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
i did kung fu for a little while but ive been doing BJJ for about 7 -8 weeks 3 times a week im still pretty shit , ive always been a pretty good puncher so im working on that more and yeah still in school so i cant do a whole lot more , 1st post
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hey man welcome to the board...

i know BJJ takes a lot of time to get comfortable with, im currently lookin into signing up at MSA where my buddies train with Keith Rockel and Matt Lee who are both professional fighters. I went to check it out last week but the guys didn't show up cause he had to go somewhere or something I don't evn no.

Train With Chute Boxe In America

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I'm here to inform you people that their will be a Chute Boxe Academy opening right here in America. Where you ask? It shall be in Huntington Beach, California. It's set to open this year too. September 1st, 2005 is when they shall be opening the doors.

Paulo "Junior" Gazze will be heading the gym. He used to train with Team Punishment and Team Oyama. He is a BJJ Black Belt. He has a very extensive background in MMA. Junior has worked with some of the best fighters and jiu jitsu experts around. He has teamed up with the Chute Boxe team and opened an affiliated gym. He has gone through the rigorous training and testing to become part of this group. Instructors from the Chute Boxe will be teaching at this new location in Huntington Beach.

The gym is 3000 square feet. The mat space is huge. This gym has the largest mat space in all of Orange County. They will have many heavy bags. The a regulation sized ring. and half of an octagon will also be in the gym. A weight room is also included. This gym will also be equipped with lockers to store your personal belongings and showers to rinse off in. They will have everything a practioner of MMA will need.

Eventually, they are planning on having Chute Boxe fighters come and train at this gym, right here in America. They will have trainers and coaches from Chute Boxe instructiong classes when they do open. They techniques shown will be they style used by such notable Chute Box fighters as Vanderlei Silva, Murilo "Ninja" Rua and other fighters from that team.

This gym can be found in Huntington Beach, California. The cross streets are Beach Blvd. and Garfield Ave.(1 block north of HB Ultimate Training Center). It's located in the same shopping center as Stein Mart and Sav-On. The gym is next to Two Brothers Pizza. The address is 19069 Beach Blvd. To find out more information and pricing you can contact Junior Gazze at (714) 376-8428 between the hours of 9am and 6pm PST. Please only contact for serious inquiries only. Come down and check it out. Expect only the best from this gym.
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this is what this fighter posted on a forum.

that would be awesome, imagine smoking everyone in your class and then all of a sudden wanderlei enters and kicks your ass

it would be better if wanderlei came in and got KO'ed by some student

thats fuckin gay its in cali. fuck cali come to massachusetts. lol

I have trained in Tankjitsu for more than a decade now. I have been schooled by Butterbean for many years as well.

I want to train with chute boxe.

Lets see...I use to get picked on as a kid until my gramps taught me how to box around 2nd grade and been training in that ever since...also was a wrestler in HS and transitioned that into BJJ...I really want to take muay thai but I'm in school and on a budget...not to mention that BJJ classes charge a lot (but it's more then worth it).

I love boxing.

i dont like kicking im unco

i need to work on my wrestling. i fucked around wit by buddy who trains in BJJ, Wrestling, Boxing and Muay Thai. The kid could whip my ass (hes slim as hell at about 205). Im about 160, 155 or 143 If I ever want to cut weight and compete of course. Well, standing I have confidence in my boxing, and Thai clinching attacks so I can own there (I didnt work on it against my buddy tho). Wrestling he is awsome and he just owned me. I was able to work my take down defense using underhooks and legs between his legs to stop him from tossing me around. On the ground however I was able to do a lot. He was usually able to toss me so easily he could get me in side control or at least 1/2 guard. we probably worked on this about 15 times. I admit his GNP is crazy so he probably could of just pounded me a few of the times, but in some cases hed be too agressive and put his hands inside on me and I put my legs up inverted my knees, pushed his head back wrapped his arm up. Im not gonna explain everything, as Im obv not a master, but a bunch of basic moves were working on my fairly experienced friend.

sounds intense ......... i got a buddy who did wrestling in high school he's pretty strong i will be rolling with him as soon as my back heals.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Resin @ Jun 8 2006, 09:36 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
sounds intense ......... i got a buddy who did wrestling in high school he's pretty strong i will be rolling with him as soon as my back heals.
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nice... yeah its important to try to use your shit on people who have any experience. thats the only way youll know if your doin it right. this kid would destroy me 8/10 times but he has some serious aspirations.

this guys got some basic knowledge of sub's so it will be intresting how i do against him.

man i like rolling , i got bjj tonight but its not really bjj its in the bjj gym but no ones there just me and 3 other guys and we will just roll and spar , should be good

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(nzjujitsu @ Jun 9 2006, 03:55 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
man i like rolling , i got bjj tonight but its not really bjj its in the bjj gym but no ones there just me and 3 other guys and we will just roll and spar , should be good
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nice, its certainly better than doing nothing! i wish i had time to train hardcore

I injured myself recently................... i dont like that haha

just got back from training im fucked lol , we did heaps of take down defence etc ,Was good

You will love the soreness.

yeah love it

You will need some Tiger Balm though to help you out with aches and pains.

I trained in Tang Soo Do for 3 years and although the standup skills you gain are alright... the style boils down to learning how to hit someone in the nuts style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif. For the last 8 months Ive been training in Port Moody, BC with Gibson's Kickboxing and Pankration. Even though I have been there for more than half a year I dont feel that my standup has improved a whole lot but Ive definately gained leaps and bounds in grappling/submission wrestling.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Calrenkarn @ Jun 10 2006, 01:23 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I trained in Tang Soo Do for 3 years and although the standup skills you gain are alright... the style boils down to learning how to hit someone in the nuts style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif. For the last 8 months Ive been training in Port Moody, BC with Gibson's Kickboxing and Pankration. Even though I have been there for more than half a year I dont feel that my standup has improved a whole lot but Ive definately gained leaps and bounds in grappling/submission wrestling.
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Maybe you can go to a local boxing gym in you're area to improve foot work and learning how to punch more accurately?

i train by myself in my room i shadow box and roll around on the floor i kick the airs ass a little more each day soon i will be good enough to fight in pride.

not quite good enough for the ufc yet im afraid but soon

A nice attempt at a troll reply

Im not really sure if boxing is the best way to go, I mean, what are some of the plus/minus of traditional martial arts standup (punches wise) vs boxing. Would a boxer naturally win or would the martial artist?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(NogsHips @ Jun 10 2006, 12:19 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
i train by myself in my room i shadow box and roll around on the floor i kick the airs ass a little more each day soon i will be good enough to fight in pride.

not quite good enough for the ufc yet im afraid but soon
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this thread is weak

I've been taking submission grappling, which is pretty much no-gi jiu jitsu, for about 3 years and I started kickboxing about a month ago.

Will boxing help you in MMA ...... YES are you fucking serious?


In boxing you are taught how to properly throw a punch and they teach you how to be balanced on your feet so you will have devistating power.


Boxing alone wont serve you any good because boxing is one dimensional and we all know this but if you want to learn how to use your punching power this is the first place to go


thanks.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Resin @ Jun 7 2006, 01:57 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
Train With Chute Boxe In America

Paulo "Junior" Gazze will be heading the gym. He used to train with Team Punishment and Team Oyama. He is a BJJ Black Belt. He has a very extensive background in MMA. Junior has worked with some of the best fighters and jiu jitsu experts around. He has teamed up with the Chute Boxe team and opened an affiliated gym. He has gone through the rigorous training and testing to become part of this group. Instructors from the Chute Boxe will be teaching at this new location in Huntington Beach.

This gym can be found in Huntington Beach, California. The cross streets are Beach Blvd. and Garfield Ave.(1 block north of HB Ultimate Training Center). It's located in the same shopping center as Stein Mart and Sav-On. The gym is next to Two Brothers Pizza. The address is 19069 Beach Blvd. To find out more information and pricing you can contact Junior Gazze at (714) 376-8428 between the hours of 9am and 6pm PST. Please only contact for serious inquiries only. Come down and check it out. Expect only the best from this gym.
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this is what this fighter posted on a forum.
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Paulo Gazze "Junior" used to be my kids BJJ teacher and he's a cool guy and good teacher. He's trained with Nog, various Gracies, Genki Sudo, Team Punishment, and many more. He beat B.J. Penn at BJJ twice and is fighting in the XFC.

When I get my stuff ($ and time) together I want to train at his place in HB. So I recommend checking it out. Josh Barnett did some training there to prepare for a recent Pride.

Awesome TBA thanks for sharing that with us.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(NogsHips @ Jun 10 2006, 03:19 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
i train by myself in my room i shadow box and roll around on the floor i kick the airs ass a little more each day soon i will be good enough to fight in pride.

not quite good enough for the ufc yet im afraid but soon
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nice you really sound like you know wat ur talkin about... maybe youll train me?

everyone is a comedian here.

or a clown

TKD for 3 years in middle and high school. Cross trained some Muay Thai with a guy in our Dojo who was taking that as well for the last year that I was doing TKD. Woked out with the wrestling team from time to time with some buddies on it - they showed me a bunch of stuff and let me train with them in the hopes that I would cut my mullet and join the team (it was the 80s alright?) - I would not relinquish and you could not have long hair and wrestle in the WPIAL for safety reasons.

If only I knew then what I know now.

Nothing for 15 years and now at 33 I have been training BJJ for 2 years. In that time I have met a lot of cool people in my area that train mma and I have two places that I go to train with these guys on a semi regular basis to try and put it all together.

I have this fleeting notion that I will get in the cage some day, but at 33 I have to do it SOON if I am going to do it - and I have a long way to go in my training to be the kind of fighter I think I can/could be. I don't know that I'll be able to get over that training hump to do that - even at the lower levels in Sueubenville OH where they have matches I am not going to go in unless I go in at my best. And THAT is the hard part - getting to your best.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Resin @ Jun 9 2006, 09:09 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
You will need some Tiger Balm though to help you out with aches and pains.
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I am all about the Salon Pas patches - even if it does make me smell like wintergreen skoal.

Even though this thread has been slightly derailed, I may as well post in it.

I train in BJJ, and have so for the last 6 months. In these crazy times its the only thing that keeps me sane.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(The Fire Zouave @ Jun 13 2006, 12:50 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
TKD for 3 years in middle and high school. Cross trained some Muay Thai with a guy in our Dojo who was taking that as well for the last year that I was doing TKD. Woked out with the wrestling team from time to time with some buddies on it - they showed me a bunch of stuff and let me train with them in the hopes that I would cut my mullet and join the team (it was the 80s alright?) - I would not relinquish and you could not have long hair and wrestle in the WPIAL for safety reasons.

If only I knew then what I know now.

Nothing for 15 years and now at 33 I have been training BJJ for 2 years. In that time I have met a lot of cool people in my area that train mma and I have two places that I go to train with these guys on a semi regular basis to try and put it all together.

I have this fleeting notion that I will get in the cage some day, but at 33 I have to do it SOON if I am going to do it - and I have a long way to go in my training to be the kind of fighter I think I can/could be. I don't know that I'll be able to get over that training hump to do that - even at the lower levels in Sueubenville OH where they have matches I am not going to go in unless I go in at my best. And THAT is the hard part - getting to your best.
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go for it man, father time doesnt wait for anybody... nows your chance, bust your ass and get in their win or lose.

i train in BJJ, wing chun, and muai thay. those seem like a good combination to me

MFS.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 13 2006, 03:59 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
go for it man, father time doesnt wait for anybody... nows your chance, bust your ass and get in their win or lose.
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Thanks for the ups brah - I'm going to give it my best shot, that's for sure.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 13 2006, 07:59 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
go for it man, father time doesnt wait for anybody... nows your chance, bust your ass and get in their win or lose.
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I love wing chun. Great concept, and when combined with boxing and Gracy, makes for a greater combination! I used to do Karate for a few years, but lack of useful technique called it quits. I've been doing boxing and BJJ for a few months now, and loving every second of it. The wing chun is backyard as I don't have a good dojo nearby :p

yeah bjj takes my mind off shit , im pretty noob at it still , and there is a tourney coming up , should i just go for exp or what

i mainly train in wrestling, boxing/kickboxing, and bjj. but, my main concern is wrestling. im trying to get on a college team.

i have a 2nd dan black belt from Coung Nhu, a vietnamese style of kung fu

is it any good, does it work in street fights

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(The Fire Zouave @ Jun 13 2006, 05:01 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I am all about the Salon Pas patches - even if it does make me smell like wintergreen skoal.
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I will look into that.

i like tigerbalm, because it reminds me of sagat from streetfighter lol

Train in BJJ for 3 months, stop due to work schedule but planning to go back within couple of months.

trained tkd for about 3 years and realised it wasnt really what i was looking for (3years to realise that, im slow i know). then started bjj, fell in love with it and have been doing that for nearly 3 years. been to brazil to train and would seriously recommend it to anyone interested in their zhoo zhitsu. i do bits of boxing and muay thai here and there but not much and have just started wrestling. its just trying to find the time to do everything and stay away from the injuries is the hard part. id like to get into mma at some stage but whenever i train hard for any length of time i get injured. maybe i should take up golf....

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(nzjujitsu @ Jun 14 2006, 09:31 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
i like tigerbalm, because it reminds me of sagat from streetfighter lol
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haha so true.

I got my first tournament coming up im excited.

fuck so do i , but im not awesome at bjj so im a bit nervous , good luck in ur tournament

good luck guys, i think just relax, try not to let the adrenaline take over and burn out in the first min and you'll be fine!

I do Jiu-Jitsu, Krav-Maga, and some muay tai. i've also have a yellow belt in Judo and have had some wrestling from highschool.

what's Krav-Maga?

Karate, tkd, bjj, hapkido, krav maga, ppct, jkd,judo

I used to train Judo, but now I'm doing Savate.

I kinda liked Judo, but it took me too long to get into the interesting stuff.

krav maga, muay thai, sambo. used to to tkd and kickboxing in the past, but am very happy with my current training schedule

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Resin @ Jun 17 2006, 11:29 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
what's Krav-Maga?
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israelian fighting system, pretty mean stuff. worthless in the ring/cage, but extremely interesting for real life confrontations

have a look:
http://www.krav-maga.com

i've trained traditional karate from 1990 to 1998. I started kickboxing and muay thai in 1993. I started to train with a few shoot wrestlers in 95 and jiu jitsu practicioners in 96.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(LightsOutMikey @ Jun 20 2006, 12:15 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
israelian fighting system, pretty mean stuff. worthless in the ring/cage, but extremely interesting for real life confrontations

have a look:
http://www.krav-maga.com
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that sounds pretty intense my friend ............. i am still very nervous about the whole tournament i guess since it's my first time ever doing that.

freestyle wrestling for 8 years

shootfighting for 3

muai thai for 3 years

and I am going to a boxing club for hand speed and combos now just started.

used to wrestle, currently boxing

I train in BJJ and kickboxing

MMA my teacher has trained in almost everything and teaches us it so I really don't have a style.

Muay thai, Judo, and Modern Arnis.

Dirty Boxing, BJJ,

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mmasterkillah @ Jun 3 2006, 10:36 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
Ive been checking out some local places, to find some incredible McDojo masters. It cracks me up to see some of these people, who cannot fight whatsoever, yet they believe their masterful skill in Ken Po will help them beat Fedor.
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I wouldn't fuck with chucks kem po.

Depends if Fedors fighting for money.

Im 17 and do BJJ and Wrestle for my High School

I've trained in Kick boxing but am now doing military combat training - Close Quarter Combat (CQC or CQB).

Very different from martial arts but very effective for self defence.

Gracie Jiujitsu and fixing to start kickboxing.

Jiu jitsu, muay thai and boxing.

Freestyle wrestled for 5 years ( 1 year university), Then have a year in Judo. Now I do Vale Tudo and Muay thai kickboxing for a year and a half. I also Greco Roman wrestle with the college I go to.

I want to train muay thai so i can kick people like cro cop.

i wanted to train in muaythai also but im not that lengthy.

I am training in boxing, and I am a fan of MMA. I personally like boxing better, but I watch both all the time. I would say do not focus on a particular art form if you desire to compete in MMA. What I would do if I was going to compete, is focus on the "style" of MMA. By that I mean you do not need a black belt or to be world class in any particular art form, just master the things that are most necessary for MMA. There are a few basic things that happen in MMA and the majority of the dojo stuff can be thrown out the window.

MMA is very predictable and you should focus on what happens in 90% of MMA fights. Although I love boxing, a lot of boxing skills are no good in a MMA fight just like MMA skills are no good in a boxing ring. Take the most vital things of each form and form your own style. I would say get in as much wrestling experience as possible just to develope the stamina, strength and grappling experience. Learn to defend against the most common submissions and also learn to do them. Knowing them offensively and defensively will better your understanding of them.

As I said, MMA is very predictable. Certain things will almost always happen. Focus on and master those things. Rampage is a perfect example of what I am talking about. He has mastered a few basic things offensively and defensively. Strive for perfection at a few things, not mediocrity at a lot of things.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(thegroove @ Jul 4 2006, 03:22 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
I am training in boxing, and I am a fan of MMA. I personally like boxing better, but I watch both all the time. I would say do not focus on a particular art form if you desire to compete in MMA. What I would do if I was going to compete, is focus on the "style" of MMA. By that I mean you do not need a black belt or to be world class in any particular art form, just master the things that are most necessary for MMA. There are a few basic things that happen in MMA and the majority of the dojo stuff can be thrown out the window.

MMA is very predictable and you should focus on what happens in 90% of MMA fights. Although I love boxing, a lot of boxing skills are no good in a MMA fight just like MMA skills are no good in a boxing ring. Take the most vital things of each form and form your own style. I would say get in as much wrestling experience as possible just to develope the stamina, strength and grappling experience. Learn to defend against the most common submissions and also learn to do them. Knowing them offensively and defensively will better your understanding of them.

As I said, MMA is very predictable. Certain things will almost always happen. Focus on and master those things. Rampage is a perfect example of what I am talking about. He has mastered a few basic things offensively and defensively. Strive for perfection at a few things, not mediocrity at a lot of things.
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very well said welcome to the boards man enjoy!

I am a catch wrestler, I started wrestling at 12 quit at 14 than began again at 16 to 18 at 21 I started training shootfighting. so after 4 years of grappling, I am becomiing a well rounded grappler. I've been doing Muai Thai for 3 years and have some good training partners but you can never have enough.

+10 for catch wrestling.

train at the chute boxe academy, you will prosper greatly

I train in a mixture of combat hapkido and chinese kempo 3 times a week and in chito ryu karate once a week. I also work out with weights a couple times a week and incorporate pilates into my routine because it is great for working your core muscles. I've been into martial arts for a little over 3 years now.

I love the combat hapkido/chinese kempo because its not only fun to do but is without a doubt the most practical martial arts style that I have ever seen - we use a lot of joint locks, throws, kicks, take downs, finishing techniques and Jiu Jitsu grappling techniques.

It's funny how everybody says they train on the internet...

I know. I can say i train MT and Vale Tudo and did Greco Roman and freestyle wrestling but everyone on the net can just wave you off as some internet wannabe. It sucks. Some people in here that spend over 8 hours a week training and they look like internet losers. Oh well.

I know. I can say i train MT and Vale Tudo and did Greco Roman and freestyle wrestling but everyone on the net can just wave you off as some internet wannabe. It sucks. Some people in here that spend over 8 hours a week training and they look like internet losers. Oh well.


It's better not saying anything..because people will never believe you..ahaha..