Recent content by blackmike

lol thats funny. yeah i am a former Div1 college wrestler and it was common for me to drop 12lbs per practice. comes right back once you get some fluids in you though... Different story to say you will weigh more from lifting weights.

at the gym today, i was weighing myself (239lbs) when a girl whom i have spoken with a few times (shes a trainer...) comes up to me and says "you shouldnt weigh yourself during or after lifting" something about being heavier because of producing more blood and muscles retaining water. i said...

Fedor wins easily...

that will be extremely tough. good luck bro.

why not do every 5 days?

http://members.aol.com/Thaiboxing2000/muay.html first paragraph should explain it to you. im sure this is far different than whatever McDojo you are going to. (some karate dojos are teaching "Muay Thai" and incoorperating belts to make more money and offer tests to move onto the next belt.)...

ya your probably right, thai boxing association of USA doesnt have belts, but im sure Thai fighter in England do... :rolleyes: do they train in gis as well? where do they put their belt? around their shorts perhaps? i am not going to name drop and try to explain my credentials to you...

http://www.thaiboxing.com/faq.php FAQ section. go down to "does muay thai have belts?" it explains that, Yes, there are belts. yu get them from winning fights. they are brightly colored and shiny. it explains some of the title belts availabe and shows a pic of a fighter displaying his...

traditional kickboxing and Muay Thai do not offer belts. The current ISKA kickboxing champ or the current K1 or Muay Thai kickboxing champs do not have black or any color belts in their sport.

sounds good. are you starting at a JC?

has to be!

thats awsome!

lol hey bro. i wasnt aware that Muay Thai or kickboxing offered belts...

lol.

i agree bro. if its gets any worse go to the Dr.