MMA Training?

roushtech50

roushtech50

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Anybody know of a good MMA Trainig facility on the westside? I train at Dragon Academy now (Krav Maga), but am looking for more competion style training like a ground and pound, ect.....

Thanks.
 
If you have a myspace, go on and find James lee he is the king of the cage champ right now and he has a pretty good class you can get private lessons as well. I know of a couple other good camps but they are more north
 
Tracy's on the East side, and James Lee's joint on the west side. I have a couple friends that train at Tracy's, and James Lee is a bad ass, although he is known for undertraining. He has a lot of skill.
 
I looked into James Lee's stuff. It looks pretty sweet. Anybody else know about him? Thanks for the input guys....
 
Crazzy_Al said:
He works out at my gym. Him and I have talked a few times. I was considering going over to his gym to train.
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yea Brenden and Vance are my trainers. there
cool guys, they take the time with everybody
and we do lots of cardio . blah !
but its worth it in the end
 
2094you said:
yea Brenden and Vance are my trainers. there
cool guys, they take the time with everybody
and we do lots of cardio . blah !
but its worth it in the end
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I'm strong, and in good shape now, but I'd really like to lean down even more before I get in the the ring.
 
you should stop in and check it out . they take walk in's
im not sure how much a day visit is . proly like $10
M-F I can find out times if your interested /
 
Alot of these schools are pretty rough. Meaning that you need to be in pretty good shape. The cardio needed for MMA is insane. I currently train BJJ and our school teaches a few MMA classes.

Are you training to compete or just for exercise? Also be prepared to get hurt and sore, lol. That is all part of the training. :)
 
IDOXLR8 said:
Alot of these schools are pretty rough. Meaning that you need to be in pretty good shape. The cardio needed for MMA is insane. I currently train BJJ and our school teaches a few MMA classes.

Are you training to compete or just for exercise? Also be prepared to get hurt and sore, lol. That is all part of the training. :)
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I expect to get hurt. :lol: I have been in and out of martial arts, wrestling, street fights, and bar bouncing jobs since I was 14 years old. I would love to get into MMA training with a good trainer, though. I'm well aware that I need some professional conditioning to be competitive at my weight (5'11" 230lbs) when I am matched up with others who have been training for a while. Plus, street fighting does not = ring/cage fighting. There are rules in ring/cage fighting. :lol:
 
IDOXLR8 said:
Alot of these schools are pretty rough. Meaning that you need to be in pretty good shape. The cardio needed for MMA is insane. I currently train BJJ and our school teaches a few MMA classes.

Are you training to compete or just for exercise? Also be prepared to get hurt and sore, lol. That is all part of the training. :)
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Mental Note: Stay on Art's good side. He is good back-up at the bar. :lol:
 
street fighting is over fast . fight in a ring is alot different
its always slow motion to me / everything slows down and 3 /3 min rounds seems like all day long .
 
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