Muaythaiboxer

UFC.com has good fight stats

get a good school that pushs you to get better and dont join a mcdojo (a school out for money) i would recomend that you find a school that trains alot (not 2 times a week) and is right for you.

i run track and cross contry, wrestle, i think that if i hadent done this i would be half the martial artist i am today

its the man not the art!

i disagree with the anything over 40mins is a wast of time if i run for 2 hrs im going to be in better shape than a guy who runs 40 mins, if i train 30 hours a week then in going to be better than a guy who trains 5.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh that was horrible! (just saw the video) that was one cool block though

Leg kicks are the way to go.

there is a total of one girl in my muay thai class but the cardio class that is before the muay thai fighters get there is 100% female

there is no way this was legit! i mean im pretty shure i could take Jack. not to mention with just four weeks of training there is no way he would even survive a thai fight with a thai boxer even one of the bottem level guys.

in my opinion there are two options either Jack got paired with the worst thai fighter in all of thailand or the fight was a set up. i mean he just got out of detox mabe this was one of the (lets build his confidence so he doesent do drugs type things)

Say "I will" instead of "I wish" and start training until you drop and proceed again soon with the same strict regiment Best post so far on the thread, if you take the advice it will help you greatly.

good luck and best wishs

crosstraining is the way to go and boxing is probably the best style to crosstrain in.

have you ever had to deal with a good wrestler the only way to not get taken down is to sprawl. there are few other ways that work as well.

Chaz i do agree that if you took two guys off the street and one trained in san soo and the other in MMA that the san soo guy would probably deal with a street altercation faster than a MMA. but for most MMA the point of there training is to become good ring fighters and the self defence is just an added bonus. whale the San soo fighter is trained to fight on the street.

i would recomend the MMA place that couchs pros it will probably have the best conditioning and technique training.

the sprall is one of the best ways to avoid being taken down. as to the knee idea you can work the knees pretty well from the sprall.

Thx Deadalus, keep watching MMA you will see me on top some day i nearly agree about the kung fu part but my TKD school is actually very good and is not like the normal TKD you see. as to the quiting them and spending that time doing MMA sparing i would but no one wants to do MMA in my town and believe me i have looked for potential oponents.

do them in sets of 25, and do as many pushups as you can it just takes time.

there was a guy who did a seminar on sikh weapons and he has this ring called a chakram that was sharpened on the outside and he twirled it around his finger and threw it and cut up a water mellon.

If you have your hands on the ground, kicks are the most effective way to hit mid-level targets at range. puting your hands on the ground is a good way to get the stuffing knocked out of you.

i dident know elbows had been taken out of the ufc.

there are no points in Muay Thai under thai rules if there is no KO the fight is a draw. i may be mistaken but this is what i read.

fancy stuff is a huge wast of time and wont ever help you and just takes away from your practicle practice.

lol nice post i think mixing the two styles is a good idea, after all there are some cool things from styles that really help.