Molson style

thai clinch. boxers basically learn to clinch just for rest.

any1 ever watched adcc by anychance. that's supposedly a professional submission wrestling league with most of the best so there u go. btw does any1 here actually like watching sub over vale tudo,pankration, pride, ufc, etc. i like watching good sub wrestling matches that show good techniques sometimes. but it's just not as fun as a good old standup fight or any kinda fight with strikes.

i personally love sparring ppl outside my style/school.

it's fun but i havent played for the longest time

i'm wtf and try to use both

i'm wtf, and like it. since i'm competitive

there have been fighters with striking backgrounds and grappling backgrounds that have excelled in mma.

sure u can teach yourself moves just by watching if u know what u'r doing. have to study a similar style and understand mechanics though. and need a training partner to spar, work on drills, etc

fighttraining.com was pretty good but it's been suspended. hopefully it'll be up again soon

pride

it's survival jj according to here. http://fighters.itgo.com/N.html

yes but bjj isn't a striking art. so u don't get hit. yes those subs do hurt and u get thrown pretty hard sometimes with the other guy landing on u with all his weight. i don't think u can go fc every class with out any padding, if u practice striking styles like muay thai. it's just too hard on the body, and u need to recover.

sounds cool. if i ever come to montreal, i'll give u a call and check them out if possible

my goal is to become the strongest in my school in less than 1 year. once i get there i'll set my goals a lil higher and win a few gold medals in various full contact tournaments

i should check out mike miles gym.