Tombstone

i take it everyday about an hour before i go to the gym. it keeps me from getting sore.

i fight because i love too. (in the ring) i dont take s*** from anyone. (everywhere else) dont misunderstand that though, im not a bully nor do i look for fights.

of course its possible. i've always been a believer of "you can do whatever you set your mind too".

everyone has an opinion, no matter who they are.

where i train is completely different. we all get a chance at the trainers. its not in a disrespectful manner, but fighting the trainers lets us know where we stand. when a student gets good enough, sometimes a trainer will challenge him. but like i said, its not disrespectful. just part of the training.

i personally think Tito Ortiz is a great fighter. being disrespectful does NOT mean anything. once your in the cage, theirs no such thing as friends. i do not go to my gym to make friends. im there to kick someones a**.

well if Jean Claude Van Damme can do it, i guess anyone can

Thanks for the support.

of course i like UFC better. im working on getting a contract

I'm not very familiar with weapons but i'll say the bo because its more practical.

100% NO gi. I usually just wear a pair of comfortable jogging pants.

i compete at the gym i train at. theres not a set time but we have tournaments about once every two months.

why not find a different kung fu school?

Television commercials are costly but reaches alot of people.

I like both of them. Ken Shamrock was the man during his era. Now its Tito Ortiz's turn.

Greetings, How old are you? Everyones muscles are different and not the same size of each side. Teenagers have the biggest problems with this but it will eventually get better. Hope that helped.

Greetings, I'm not much of a "style" type of guy. BUT, in my opinion, if a style wasn't effective then it wouldn't be around. Just because im a "MMA person" doesn't mean im closed minded.

Thanks for the feed back. No, i dont have a contract. I'm still currently training (i dont want to get on TV and look stupid ) I dont concentrate on one style. I practise in a mixture of striking and grappling. I also believe that if some styles would compete it would be an awesome show. "Most street proven" - I dont remember saying that. But I do think thats it as close to a "fight" as your gonna get without fighting on the streets.

Greetings, Im currently training to compete in the UFC. I was wondering what a Martial Artists view about the UFC would be. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks for your time.