Question:
Who trains in MMA Mixed Martial Arts(BJJ, muay thai, boxing, wrestling)?
realmofthereal2000
2006-05-03 19:36:56 UTC
Who trains in MMA Mixed Martial Arts(BJJ, muay thai, boxing, wrestling)?
Five answers:
bary_21
2006-05-03 19:40:03 UTC
lot of them, tito ortiz, chuck liddel, randy, andre, on an on?
anonymous
2006-05-05 05:46:22 UTC
What is MMA, look at todays competitors, would they survive in the street?



A fighter is a fighter. Some have traditional training (I do) some move and groove by instinct and natural ability. The point, to me, is knowing when to pull the trigger, and then, making it count. More importantly knowing when not to pull the trigger.



The greatest fighters I have known (and I haved known a lot), are most often the last to throw down. Why, becuause they know the outcome will not be good nor in the end solve much if anything.



You wanna roll with me, be prepared, you and your friends are going home maimed for life, regardless or what happens to me. As far as I am concerned, nobody wins.



The greatest masters have all taught this principle, martial arts, savate, Tae Kwon Do, Kung FU, Mui Tai, Peugilisim, Samba, Grappleing, TKT, all taught one thing. This is a last resort. (I apologize for any I left out)



I would much rather buy you a beer.
psychosolodiver
2006-05-03 22:08:13 UTC
All successful MMA fighters train standing and ground work. Karate or Kick boxing (Muay Thai or Savate) for standing and Jiu-Jitsu or Judo for the ground.
anonymous
2006-05-05 10:02:08 UTC
nc97 - thanks for the lecture on your own question as opposed to the question at hand



I train in MMA. It's a SPORT and has NOTHING to do with streetfighting. Anyone who enjoys watching it on TV can learn MMA and perhaps compete if so inclined. It is safe and fun and can help you get fit as well as disciplined
igormicunovic
2006-05-04 04:45:51 UTC
The best combinstion is Cickboxing, Judo-jiu jitsu and sanda


This content was originally posted on Y! Answers, a Q&A website that shut down in 2021.
Loading...