How To Become A UFC Fighter
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How To Become A UFC Fighter by Emile Rossouw 
Anyone who studies MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) has seen the kind of punishment dished out inside the octagon. It is a brutal sport. Even if you are the best of the best, the chances of someone knocking your head off are high. In fact if you want to be the best, you've got to know what that means.
Being the best in the ring means you're a wanted man; everyone in your locker wants to beat your head in. Everyone watches your every move and everyone wants what you have - they're really, really hungry to get it!
Being in the best shape of your life simply won't cut it. You have got to be better in every single way.
You have to be faster, stronger, quicker, more agile, more aware, more intense and more in control of the ring. And mentally, you'll need to be ten times as strong.
Apart from your martial arts training where you will have to know every lock, throw and block and counter manoeuvre in your repertoire, you also have to know your opponents repertoire - perhaps even better! You have got to be a superior athlete and I mean superior, in every single way.
Take, for example Eric Wong; creating superior athletes is what he does! Many MMA and UFC fighters give Eric Wong credit for their success. Their testimonials repeadedly claim he is their secret weapon. Jeff Joslin, UFC fighter, states that "The peak conditioning level he pushes me to reach before each fight gives me extreme confidence in the cage."
Behind every prominent fighter is a mentor and trainer, ready to motivate and give their pupil the edge in conditioning when training for the fights. Thier methods are scientific and have been tested time and time again in the ring by the top professional fighters in UFC. These methods have brought them, and anyone who uses them with real dedication, the results they want.
This sport is not for the faint hearted and to be the best you need the best in your corner. If you know this sport well, you are likely to have witnessed fighters much better than you get the stuffing brutally knocked out of them.
This is a sport that can leave you hurt for the rest of your life, and not even because your opponent is trying to hurt you.
When we look at the track record of expert trainers in the context of the risks involved in this sport, the benefits of their support are obvious. Getting these experts on your side is your only option for competing at a top level in this sport. As far as I can see, domination is only an option if you have them on your side.
I am a huge sport fan, i love to watch contact sport and the psychology of competiton. the stakes are never higher than when th guy opposite you wants to take your head home with him, to be nothing short of The BEST!
MMA-master
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Anyone who studies MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) has seen the kind of punishment dished out inside the octagon. It is a brutal sport. Even if you are the best of the best, the chances of someone knocking your head off are high. In fact if you want to be the best, you've got to know what that means.
Being the best in the ring means you're a wanted man; everyone in your locker wants to beat your head in. Everyone watches your every move and everyone wants what you have - they're really, really hungry to get it!
Being in the best shape of your life simply won't cut it. You have got to be better in every single way.
You have to be faster, stronger, quicker, more agile, more aware, more intense and more in control of the ring. And mentally, you'll need to be ten times as strong.
Apart from your martial arts training where you will have to know every lock, throw and block and counter manoeuvre in your repertoire, you also have to know your opponents repertoire - perhaps even better! You have got to be a superior athlete and I mean superior, in every single way.
Take, for example Eric Wong; creating superior athletes is what he does! Many MMA and UFC fighters give Eric Wong credit for their success. Their testimonials repeadedly claim he is their secret weapon. Jeff Joslin, UFC fighter, states that "The peak conditioning level he pushes me to reach before each fight gives me extreme confidence in the cage."
Behind every prominent fighter is a mentor and trainer, ready to motivate and give their pupil the edge in conditioning when training for the fights. Thier methods are scientific and have been tested time and time again in the ring by the top professional fighters in UFC. These methods have brought them, and anyone who uses them with real dedication, the results they want.
This sport is not for the faint hearted and to be the best you need the best in your corner. If you know this sport well, you are likely to have witnessed fighters much better than you get the stuffing brutally knocked out of them.
This is a sport that can leave you hurt for the rest of your life, and not even because your opponent is trying to hurt you.
When we look at the track record of expert trainers in the context of the risks involved in this sport, the benefits of their support are obvious. Getting these experts on your side is your only option for competing at a top level in this sport. As far as I can see, domination is only an option if you have them on your side.
I am a huge sport fan, i love to watch contact sport and the psychology of competiton. the stakes are never higher than when th guy opposite you wants to take your head home with him, to be nothing short of The BEST!
MMA-master
Article Source: http://www.articlesnatch.com/
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