btroadman

My favorite moves are where you take your opponents arm, knee, ankle, wrist, or head and wrap your arms or legs around them and put them in excruciating amounts of pain until they tapout. I think that BJJ is an awesome spectator sport, to especially the untrained. I bring in people from the outside to my classes weekly and they want to join after watching just 1 class. For the same reason why the PFC and UFC do so well in ratings.

Vale Tudo is Portuguese for "everything goes". This phrase is more accurately translated as free-style fighting. Vale Tudo training helps all styles and systems of martial arts to grow by being tested in a stressful environment. It is an attempt to simulate the fight in the street as closely as is safely possible. The techniques are tested in a sporting environment where no foul play is allowed (i.e. Eye strikes, groin hits...refer to Jeet Kune Do). The result is that the fighter is able to deal with a fight in whatever range they find themselves. Vale Tudo can include techniques from Muay Thai boxing, Boxing, Greco Roman and Free Style Wrestling, Jun Fan Kung Fu, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Shoot wrestling.

I am in SW Florida, specifically Port Charlotte inbetween Ft Myers and Sarasota, how can I find a good location for MuyThai?

Maybe Ghost is looking for a new site https://www.boxingforums.com Maybe someday

You weed them out by their Nike T-shirts? Interesting concept.

I am also looking in about the SW Florida area. Any ideas where to check? Phone book wasn't much help....lol.

Can you tell me where in Florida you are? I am in SW Fl and am trying to find locations for Muy Thai and haven't had much luck.