5 RULES FOR MMA BEGINNERS | FIGHT SCHOOL
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Finally someone that actually knows what hes talkning about
1) Focus on Your stance and footwork! 2) Train each art separatly 3) Learn to Control Your oponent 4) cut back on fancy stuff 5) Focus on Your wresteling
Thanks
Starting MMA tomorrow, wish me luck.
Fuck you
Daniel Ramirez you don’t train mma
@@stxclout3247 you mad cause you scared to start
@@thetruthofmadness7911 nope I can’t start because of quarantine
Hey!! How it's going man?
Thank you! This was very helpful and insightful before I take the plunge into the world of MMA!
Smart advice.
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I just started to get to a point in my life..27 years old now...that i can afford to start training. In my area im planning on going to one gym for Bang Muay Thai and another one for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Caleb Jase how’s it going?
I'm trying to start a gym for underprivileged adults because it's hard for adults and there's already a ton for underprivileged youths... I'm tired of hearing adults not being able to afford training in fighting ... it should be part of high school PE so nobody makes it to adulthood without at least the opportunity... but alas in my country that's just not very common. Your lucky if your school has a wrestling program. So in the U.S. most people make it to adulthood without any idea about any real technique... UFC is pretty mainstream now so we have boxing and MMA on TV so I guess people get a general idea of what some basic moves are, but that's basically all you get is some high school wrestling and some combat sport TV... and even that takes some cash... 'hey dad, I wanna wrestle for my school, will you sign this waver and can I get $38 for the uniform?' 'Sure son, I'll sign the waver, but I'm gonna need a clean car and mowed lawn for that 40 bucks.' ... ESPN+ app for PPV... it's nuts... so I want to start a gym where the members only pay a very small fee, then volunteer for dojo's other gyms, events, etc in trade for training time, they may even be able to work off some of the rent of the building. Not sure how to get started, it's still a new idea for me, but I'm gonna try so that maybe your son won't have to wait till he's 27, he can start training right out of high school.
Bjj is weak
UA-cam comment talk is weak.
@@kingversace its real weak until you get on top of somebody and they choke you unconscious with their legs from underneath you
Him: His head was above his knee...
Me: WHERE TF IS IT SUPPOSED TO BE THEN? IN THE MIDDLE OF BOTH FEET??
his head (brain) was above his knee (he wasnt focusing) on his knee (footwork/stance)
Surprisingly enough to me, this exact is used often in fighting sports, and I never understood what was meant by it. Using head to mean mind or focus is simple enough I would have got that part, but the knee meaning stance/footwork I wouldn't have guessed in a million years, and I would need to know that part to have sufficient context to get the head part. I've wondered about this for years and years yet it never occurred to me to just ask someone. So thanks a million for both the question and the answer.
I believe your head is supposed to stay between your knees to not lose balance.
Thanks for beeing normal and explain so good ur vision, make more bro
I really like this guy, seems very knowledgeable in this sport and real, would like to train with you. Very well made video sir
Great advice!!! I am thankful because where I train they have specific training for Bjj, wrestler, Moi Thai, and boxing. Pedigo fighting submission
Great advice
thanks for sharing.
Well Done :D learned a lot big Ups
Wow great tips very helpful thanks
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Some Kind Of Fighter This was genuinely helpful thanks! I'm debating taking up mma but it sounds like you need to be practicing/mastering 3/4 other martial arts too so probably too much time commitment for me. I want to take up a martial art for the exercise/discipline/confidence/irl self defence(?) but not sure what to go for. I'm a writer and illustrator so I need to avoid head and hand injuries at all costs. At the same time I am willing to push my boundaries and get stuck in though. Any thoughts on what martial art I should Pursue? I could probably only manage 2 training sessions a week (not sure how long they would be I'm guessing 2-3h is the average?) plus daily-ish? Practice at home. I have other commitments that will have to take priority and I need some free time. Sorry for the rambling just not sure where to begin, lots of opposing pieces of advice and general misinformation in the MA community it seems. I'd compete casually (if there is such a thing) if I ever got good enough. It would be great for whatever I took up to have some real life practicality, I don't plan on picking fights but to have the knowledge/training is a small comfort (as long as it's worth something and not impractical...)
very true , specially with the wrestling part. if you can't wrestle you can't fight
Doctor Tabib Not true. I dont do any type of wrestling and very seldomly do i lose but i do agree that wrestling is a great marial art. Ive seen and have experience how dominate it can be
Doctor Tabib 99% of fights are standing up, at least in the streets. Wrestling’s a great way to get kicked in the head by the guys friend while you’re down there
@@cassanateli it doesnt matter if multiple people against one is involved in the fight your gonna get fucked stand up or on the ground.
@@Michael-xr8qp if u can land good blows u're gonna make it actually also cuz if u beat hard 2 or 3 of them they're gonna get scared and will be way more afraid to get close and strike u. U just gotta keep distances, not get surrounded. But yeah if it's a 1 v 10 you're probably gonna get beat up. Always better run away
control the distance
control the dmg
Good advice man.
So what are the best drills for footwork in MMA? Shadow boxing drills from boxing and kickboxing?
Stance is really important.
Can judo substitute wrestling?, because in Portugal we not have any wrestling culture, but on Judo we are good
you should check this channel out dude ua-cam.com/channels/8X1oaFtxTGGAueI-sWE4Mg.html It's called Teach Me Grappling Coach Brian.
It goes over ways to mix Wrestling and Jiu Jitsu. I mean, Judo isn't exactly jiu jitsu. But its descended from it. So there's probably still a lot of common ground there.
You should start doing Judo, then make friends. And see if one of your Judo buddies is game to work some wrestling techniques.
Some judo movies (double leg and firemans carry) are actually taken from wresting. So you might even find some common ground between Judo and wrestling too dude.
No, it cannot. Trust
Bjj is an ever better substatute
Thx man that really helped me
These are 5 gems for fighters i try butterfly kick in fight becoz i just want to like a hero😂😂 and get knok so badly so number 4 is very important for beginners when they learn new things and want to try it in fight where they don’t need to
In fencing we always say, sparring is a good place to try new risky moves. But when In competition, basics, basics, basics, basics.
The book his made reference too
In a MMA club what rules do you have in sparing like what is allowed
No rules. You can even bite the other guys eat off mike Tyson style if you want
Ask a coach because MMA gyms may have different rules.
I do MMA and I do bjj and Muay Thai is that good enough
starting MMA tonight, super nervous
How is it ?
@@rajparmar2841 he died
He fucked up
Adam Sandler ? XDXDXD
Lmao he does sound like him
I want to make it in mma make some money for mother and family but I am in the Caribbean 😭😭😭😢
Its even better to train nogi bjj for mma. You will not wear a gi while doing a mma fight
No gi*
No is in english
0.49 killed me lmao, I know y'all were trying to look like some beginners but damn 😂😂 p.s. I'm a beginner
No he was practicing counter shots, watch the guy on the left.
Cole Hill look closet
Instead of jiu jitsu and MMA I do Kickboxing and MMA is that good as well?
Easy Mode I think it’s great, as long as you have some type of background you can jump off of it’s much easier to learn mma.
I do some as well. But, I wouldn't do it against a pro. They can kick your ass. Also, be humble.
Easy Mode It’s not as helpful as bjj and mma, Kickboxers don’t train for stopping takedowns as far as I know
Yeah but I suggest u do at least one year of wrestling or bjj maybe u can also start MMA and bjj at the same time for one year , then u'll just keep MMA.
Gym is important for mma or not
Is important for your body
@@luantunez8975 it is composary
cut the fancy stuff, such as spinning back kicks! but use Tae Kwon Do! thats all about fancy shit!! and why Do you say as part of your MMA training to do Ju Jitsu classes, plenty more proven grappling styles available. and when you say Ju Jitsu, do you mean real Jui Jitsu from Japan or the modern sport version from Brazil!?
I think bjj is probably better as in usually japanese arts are not used to actually hurt people
No offense but I think you're too focused on footwork in the clips you've shown, and if an experienced wrestler/grappler rushed you, you'd be done.
Your feet are your foundation. So I think he puts more focus on it because the video is for beginners. When you're about to begin a journey you start on your feet. You start your very first spar on your feet. whether you can take advantage of being on the ground or on your feet is up to what your opponent does, who also starts the fight on his feet. No one goes around rolling on the ground to get to the person they wanna fight no they're walking to them on their feet. If you start something you aren't planting your feet into, you won't finish it.