Better to get into today’s mma than yesterday’s mma.
But imagine a 40 year old asking if they should get into basketball. Or football. Would you be advising them on whether they would want to work for Mark Cuban or jerry Jones? Giving a serious answer?
That's a bit uncessary to make such a character assasination on me just because I'm trying to help an older man fullfill his dreams. He's 40. He's at enough of a disadvtange as it is.You’re a scum bag. Encouraging cheating to have an advantage over regular people who wouldn’t be cheating. Actually so pathetic. People who liked your comment are pathetic losers too
Yeah but being on roids is cheating. And you think that’s ok. How would you feel being a clean fighter having to fight a guy roided to the tits? It’s cheatingThat's a bit uncessary to make such a character assasination on me just because I'm trying to help an older man fullfill his dreams. He's 40. He's at enough of a disadvtange as it is.
Fuck youre scarring me. I'm 10 years younger, young enough to be in my physical prime but old enough that I know the next 10 years will fly by like nothing. At 39 you dont think you can compete?
Serious question guys. I've been pretty active in sports since I was very young and I currently get to the gym doing basic weight training a few times a week. My cardio isn't that great mainly cause I don't like running on the hamster-mill, but I'm sure I can built it up with some hard work.
I'm about 5-11 and 180lbs of fast twitch fiber muscle. I think I have good bio-mechanics in general and I can throw fundamental punches and kicks.
If I really wanted to CM Punk it and go for it (and I am way more athletic then that fool), is it realistic that I can compete as an amateur or pro at some point? What's a realistic time to train and get into the cage? I don't have any belt rating or prior martial arts experience. My only advantages are my athleticism and strength. Since I'm 180lb with no diet, I would probably fight at 170lb.
I'm wondering if anyone has gone on this journey post 40 and if you can share your experience?
Serious question guys. I've been pretty active in sports since I was very young and I currently get to the gym doing basic weight training a few times a week. My cardio isn't that great mainly cause I don't like running on the hamster-mill, but I'm sure I can built it up with some hard work.
I'm about 5-11 and 180lbs of fast twitch fiber muscle. I think I have good bio-mechanics in general and I can throw fundamental punches and kicks.
If I really wanted to CM Punk it and go for it (and I am way more athletic then that fool), is it realistic that I can compete as an amateur or pro at some point? What's a realistic time to train and get into the cage? I don't have any belt rating or prior martial arts experience. My only advantages are my athleticism and strength. Since I'm 180lb with no diet, I would probably fight at 170lb.
I'm wondering if anyone has gone on this journey post 40 and if you can share your experience?
And you think you’d be fighting at 170? Haha. Nope, you’re a 155er in today’s pro mma game.
regional pros wouldn't be out of the question either. But Pro as far as making a real living at it would be insanely unlikely.Absolutely yes to Amatuer and no to Pro.
Anyone saying no to Amatuer has no clue about the low ass level of “fighters” who compete.
First step go to a gym do MMA training 3 times a week and do focused Wrestling and Jits classes 2wice a week.
If you are serious about trying your best invest in a striking coach to drill you in the fundamentals.
Then see where it goes.
Jesus Sherbro’s are cunts. I am 40 next year and some sort of shape and I would whoop the ever-living shit out of 80% of these limped dicked kids on here.
The Ufc etc for sure young man/Yoel Roidmero’s game no doubt.
But Amatuer circut jesus h christ.
regional pros wouldn't be out of the question either. But Pro as far as making a real living at it would be insanely unlikely.
Yes!!!! Lol unless you have an elite bjj or wrestling background and have been at least in the gym training others. I'm saying NCAA all American or bjj black belt competition type. Also youd have to know people and fight 4 or 5 fights a yr.Serious question guys. I've been pretty active in sports since I was very young and I currently get to the gym doing basic weight training a few times a week. My cardio isn't that great mainly cause I don't like running on the hamster-mill, but I'm sure I can built it up with some hard work.
I'm about 5-11 and 180lbs of fast twitch fiber muscle. I think I have good bio-mechanics in general and I can throw fundamental punches and kicks.
If I really wanted to CM Punk it and go for it (and I am way more athletic then that fool), is it realistic that I can compete as an amateur or pro at some point? What's a realistic time to train and get into the cage? I don't have any belt rating or prior martial arts experience. My only advantages are my athleticism and strength. Since I'm 180lb with no diet, I would probably fight at 170lb.
I'm wondering if anyone has gone on this journey post 40 and if you can share your experience?