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Doesn't mean you can't be pissed. You can be calm but still pissed.
Do you fight angry or calm?
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Doesn't mean you can't be pissed. You can be calm but still pissed.
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Call it what you want, but you still shouldnt let fight with emotion aka let the emotion affect your performance
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calm/composed so you are actually thinking.
I've learned there is another side to it. when i sparred a guy who was much bigger..everytime i cracked him he got pissed and bullrushed me and overpowered me, but that's a diffferent. sparring bigger people i don't agree with if its not a light spar.
I've learned there is another side to it. when i sparred a guy who was much bigger..everytime i cracked him he got pissed and bullrushed me and overpowered me, but that's a diffferent. sparring bigger people i don't agree with if its not a light spar.
lol, I know exactly how you feel. I'm 10 years younger but there's been such a huge difference for me between 18-26. I feel I can still brawl when I need to but I'm so much better at timing things and picking my shots. Its also great to have that feeling in the back your head where you're not worried about taking a few shots and have that confidence built up over time, it really lets your relax and work on your game.
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I think any emotion can be used positively or negatively.
For the most part I would think that your coach wants you to fight just by sticking to the game plan. So pretty much keep your emotions in check and focus on the work at hand.
And at the right time, dig down deep and get your second wind! That to me means, use your emotion.
Some people need their emotions, but you have to consider that some fighters can pick up on that and use your emotions against you.
I guess the next question would be, who are the calm fighters, and who are the emotional fighters?
For the most part I would think that your coach wants you to fight just by sticking to the game plan. So pretty much keep your emotions in check and focus on the work at hand.
And at the right time, dig down deep and get your second wind! That to me means, use your emotion.
Some people need their emotions, but you have to consider that some fighters can pick up on that and use your emotions against you.
I guess the next question would be, who are the calm fighters, and who are the emotional fighters?
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Calm: GSP, Fedor, McGregor
Emotional: Chris Leben, Ronda
Just some at the top top of my head
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I fight nervous, which traduces in aggresion. I try to manage that adrenaline tho.
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Many Russian Fighters seem pretty void of emotion.
Diego Sanchez, Kimbo Slice, James Thompson seem pretty emotional to me.
The Diaz brothers seem like they are good at manipulating emotion.
