MMA

[t-dan]

As from next week im starting MMA, plus Muay Thai, Ju-Jitsu, Wish me luck!

[A Bit Better]

Lol good luck man. You ever done any martial arts before?

[Bruno Di Gradi]

sh*t is difficult...went down to the mma gym in my ends to see what it was sayingi was just like ..

[Guillermo Rigondeaux]

hope u enjoy having another man wrapped tightly around u / on top of u / sweating on u for 1hcause when i went for my first session thats all it wasso im sticking with boxingi can dun must of the mma guys before they get a chance to grapple me anywayif im grappled i admit i am lost

[Roy Batty]

It's the most physically exhausting thing you will ever do.

[t-dan]

Used to box wen i was 16 was trained by an ex cruiserweight champ.. Dont think im looking to take it to a serious level just stick to mainly inhouse sparring, if i pick it up well and my coach/trainer says im good enough to compete then we'll see what happens in the future

[Guillermo Rigondeaux]

It's the most physically exhausting thing you will ever do.

Gas.

[carpedeum]

i wouldnt mind going into MMA.. im quite experienced at gracie-jujitsu, but nah.. UFC is definately getting bigger

[t-dan]

I couldnt even go tonight unfortunately, i had to stay in and look after my daughter, theres always thursday night

[Sub_Zero]

I started up a few months ago, already competed in my first amateur event. I love the sport at the minute, I love the training, fighting, competitiveness and the the social aspect as well. The only thing that's annoying me is that I could be getting better BJJ training in Birminghams UTC but an hours drive is too much when there's a gym 5 minutes away from me.Also if your really interested in competing, I recommend investing in some kettlebells for training. They really help with hip and joint movements which are difficult to isolate with other exercises. Most of all good luck and if you enjoy it everything else will fall into place.

[Sub_Zero]

Forgot to mention I'm going Thailand in the dry season (August-April) to train and really improve my Muay Thai. They have a purple belt BJJ guy over there as well so your MMA won't slack and for the price your paying for everything the facilities are top notch. I've spoke to them about setting up a couple of Muay Thai fights for me but I'm not just going for the training, there is so much to do in Thailand I don't think 3 months will be enough.http://www.tigermuaythai.com/

[t-dan]

subzero, pm me ur msn

[Guillermo Rigondeaux]

Forgot to mention I'm going Thailand in the dry season (August-April) to train and really improve my Muay Thai. They have a purple belt BJJ guy over there as well so your MMA won't slack and for the price your paying for everything the facilities are top notch. I've spoke to them about setting up a couple of Muay Thai fights for me but I'm not just going for the training, there is so much to do in Thailand I don't think 3 months will be enough.http://www.tigermuaythai.com/

a friend went on this (i dont know if its the exact same one) he went for 3 months, said it was an amazing experience

[Sub_Zero]

Forgot to mention I'm going Thailand in the dry season (August-April) to train and really improve my Muay Thai. They have a purple belt BJJ guy over there as well so your MMA won't slack and for the price your paying for everything the facilities are top notch. I've spoke to them about setting up a couple of Muay Thai fights for me but I'm not just going for the training, there is so much to do in Thailand I don't think 3 months will be enough.http://www.tigermuaythai.com/

a friend went on this (i dont know if its the exact same one) he went for 3 months, said it was an amazing experience

I've heard really good things about it for all experience levels. Your obviously gonna have to work really hard but towards the end when it all pays off and you've enjoyed yourself throughout it's gonna be worth it.

[Guillermo Rigondeaux]

Forgot to mention I'm going Thailand in the dry season (August-April) to train and really improve my Muay Thai. They have a purple belt BJJ guy over there as well so your MMA won't slack and for the price your paying for everything the facilities are top notch. I've spoke to them about setting up a couple of Muay Thai fights for me but I'm not just going for the training, there is so much to do in Thailand I don't think 3 months will be enough.http://www.tigermuaythai.com/

a friend went on this (i dont know if its the exact same one) he went for 3 months, said it was an amazing experience

I've heard really good things about it for all experience levels. Your obviously gonna have to work really hard but towards the end when it all pays off and you've enjoyed yourself throughout it's gonna be worth it.

he broke a rib there but stayed on and trained said it was that good

[A Bit Better]

Lol at this Kill Bill training camp. Fack off.

[Supernova]

f*ck MMAhate grappling with a passionStriking arts for me thanksI hate getting hit tho..found it easy wth chracter cos i was fast...low being out of shape and tryna learn Muay Thai and getting eight pointed by this guy

[Brooke Williams]

Hey there! I'm relatively new to martial arts, but I've recently started training in Thai boxing. I've been learning a lot from thaiboxingpros.com, which has some really insightful articles and tutorials. How about you? Have you trained in any martial arts?