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And then you have people like Aldo in his prime that stuffed takedowns all day long and beat the shit out of them.
and GSP...specialists are disappearing
the true MMA fighter is on their way
And then you have people like Aldo in his prime that stuffed takedowns all day long and beat the shit out of them.
1) so WHEN DID these mma gyms appear and where are they?
2) you said: if you want to be an MMA champion, that it would be better to become highly proficient in one art before transitioning, almost all MMA champions became highly skilled in one art before transitioning to MMA
Folkstyle wrestling/Sambo are the best bases for MMA. Freestyle wrestling and BJJ are decent too. Greco or Judo aren’t very good as bases, the things from those 2 arts are better as supplements.
Add a boxing base (for heavier weightclasses) or muay thai base (for lighter weightclasses) and you have the champion of almost every division ever in MMA.
and GSP...specialists are disappearing
the true MMA fighter is on their way
It's almost like you tried to say everything wrong in this post lol
1) They probably started appearing 15 years or so ago in small numbers and expanded. They are everywhere. I live in St Augustine Florida, and there are 3-4 places kids can train MMA within a 20 minite drive from my house. 2 of them were open when I moved here in 2007.
2) That is exactly correct. Almost every single MMA champion became proficient in one art before transitioning and developing the rest of their MMA skills.
If you wanted to become champion at something, and virtually every single current and former champion in that endeavor followed a particular path, I'd say that's the advisable path.
I think even you could beat Karelin in a MMA match...look at how bad he is at PANCRACE
Maybee not you but anybody who has a few years of training besides street beefs in the trailer park
#begs for cartoons
yet more evidence that proves that the best wrestlers in the world are not necessarily any good at MMA
People who spend their entire life perfecting their skills in the sport of wrestling are never going to be as good as somebody who trains in multiple disciplines from childhood and that athlete will not be as good as someone who trains in MMA by itself from childhood
Bjj wrestling and muay thai
"glued together" = 1/2 ass CORPORATE MMA training
#profit motive
1) Been around for years. There are plenty of them. They are everywhere. And you know it. Shit, most major cities not only have places for kids to train, but places for them to actually fight.
You can find videos on youtube of kids MMA tournaments going back a decade. All over the world.
2) You are an idiot. What I said was that if you want to be an MMA champion, that it would be better to become highly proficient in one art before transitioning. And to back up that assertion, I pointed out that almost all MMA champions became highly skilled in one art before transitioning to MMA. And that part is not an opinion.
Cro cop and ALL soviet bloc athlete are trained by freestyle wrestlers...
you think those athletes travel to the USA to learn folkstyle
# school bell rings
Association Cro Cop Squad Gym
Country Croatia
Date of birth September 10, 1974
Height 6'2 / 187.96 cm
Weight 213 lbs / 97 kg
Titles K-1 Grand Prix '99 Finalist
I.K.B.F World Heavyweight Full Contact Champion
K-1 WORLD GP 2000 in Fukuoka Second Champion
Manager Zvonimir Lučić
Conditional coach Damir Siser
Jiu-jitsu coach
Boxing Coach Vlado Božić
Sparing partners Marinko Bobinac (Boxing)
Domagoj Ostojić (Kick boxing)
Igor Pokrajac (Wrestling)
Ivan Kralj (Wrestling)
Vjeko Rimac
Igor Kolakušić (Wrestling)
Stipe Damjanović (Wrestling)
http://www.zadar.net/dom/volarevic/profile_desno.htm
This Thread is about wrestling in MMA
Just because Mirko didn't train to BE A freestyle wrestler doesn't mean he's not trained IN Freestyle Wrestling
# American strip-mall fanboy
# school bell rings
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-guerilla-, Sep 15, 2019
LOL, you are very funny my friend.
I agree that some places clearly profit off of goofs that are newbies, but that happens in every form of martial arts, sports, business, you name it. Every business I've been involved in, theres always some sort of fraud or conmen at the frontlines tricking the fresh little ponys.
When did I beg for Cartoons? lol I dont understand your PM where you stated I am begging for Cartoons, I've got all the Cartoons already availableOne being you, the Ultimate Fucking Cartoon, the UFC!
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LOL, you are very funny my friend.
I agree that some places clearly profit off of goofs that are newbies, but that happens in every form of martial arts, sports, business, you name it. Every business I've been involved in, theres always some sort of fraud or conmen at the frontlines tricking the fresh little ponys.
When did I beg for Cartoons? lol I dont understand your PM where you stated I am begging for Cartoons, I've got all the Cartoons already availableOne being you, the Ultimate Fucking Cartoon, the UFC!
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also Stipe, Cormier, JonesIt's balancing out more with more strikers based fighter being able to deal with wrestlers, but a big portion of the champs will always be wrestlers. Cormier, Usman, Cejudo, Khabib are all strong wrestlers at the core. It's not just the style, but wrestlers are known to be mentality extremely strong due to the training being so hard compared to other disciplines. Say what you want but wrestling training feels much more terrible than kickbox, bjj, boxing training.
I'm not going to read through 49 pages so I'll ask here. If wrestling is not the best base then what is? Thank you
I'm not going to read through 49 pages so I'll ask here. If wrestling is not the best base then what is? Thank you
I tried to tell him I went to a 'pure MMA' gym that i found even 10 years ago, but he didn't listen. it wasn't hard to find at all, and only 10 ish minute drive away.
also Stipe, Cormier, Jones
MMA itself
As in pankratIon and shooto
We didn't invent MMA in 1993
We rediscovered it