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MaGilicuti
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let's hear what you train in, what gym, and for how long
anyone here actually train in combat sports?
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Longhorn85
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Army combatives done outside in the dirt. We use Gracie-style training. I haven't done it for a while though.
In somewhat chronological order, some stuff done together tho...
4 years of boxing(with some gaps), 6-2-0
1 trial month of aikido, believed that stuff back then, but got bored of it
6 months of muay thai 2-2-0
3 months of kyokushinkai karate, no matches but a great experience, broke my hand last lesson. The teacher helped me heal and harden my fist.
3 months of BJJ, had to buy a gi or I couldn't keep training. I chose no more training. I have some regrets.
2 years of MMA, basicly consisting almost purely out of muay thai and BJJ. Not the best gym, and it went out of business as well. 1-0-0 record.
trial month of Jin Jun Kwan Hapkido, too much kata for my taste. Techniques weren't up to par with mma as well. Pretty allround tho...
a few months of freestyle/greco-roman wrestling. Got injured right before the nationals(not worth much in my country), and my drive was gone. Took almost a year off, kept weigthtraining tho.
few trial lessons of Daito Ryu aikiJJ, Ninjutsu, judo, wushu, krav maga, professional wrestling(surprisingly fun), sport-TKD(those lightweigths thought they could manhandle me because I'm "slow and bulky", I could never touch them blahblahblah. Until I challenged the instructor and took him down and armbarred him under 15 secs. You should've seen their faces). Had some aikido again as a part of a course. Too much happened to describe here
I'm currently busy moving, in a month I'll be fully settled again and ready to start at one of the best mma-gyms in the country. I want that +115kg belt
4 years of boxing(with some gaps), 6-2-0
1 trial month of aikido, believed that stuff back then, but got bored of it
6 months of muay thai 2-2-0
3 months of kyokushinkai karate, no matches but a great experience, broke my hand last lesson. The teacher helped me heal and harden my fist.
3 months of BJJ, had to buy a gi or I couldn't keep training. I chose no more training. I have some regrets.
2 years of MMA, basicly consisting almost purely out of muay thai and BJJ. Not the best gym, and it went out of business as well. 1-0-0 record.
trial month of Jin Jun Kwan Hapkido, too much kata for my taste. Techniques weren't up to par with mma as well. Pretty allround tho...
a few months of freestyle/greco-roman wrestling. Got injured right before the nationals(not worth much in my country), and my drive was gone. Took almost a year off, kept weigthtraining tho.
few trial lessons of Daito Ryu aikiJJ, Ninjutsu, judo, wushu, krav maga, professional wrestling(surprisingly fun), sport-TKD(those lightweigths thought they could manhandle me because I'm "slow and bulky", I could never touch them blahblahblah. Until I challenged the instructor and took him down and armbarred him under 15 secs. You should've seen their faces). Had some aikido again as a part of a course. Too much happened to describe here
I'm currently busy moving, in a month I'll be fully settled again and ready to start at one of the best mma-gyms in the country. I want that +115kg belt
heavy_duty
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MaGilicuti said:
A post like this, normally you would tell us what you do first.
Progressfitness
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Train BJJ and Wrestling 9:00-11:00. Strength & Power conditioning 3:00-4:00, Muay Thai 5:30-700. Somehow I work too
AztecWarrior
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Boxed for 12 yrs, blue belt in BJJ but gonna be getting my purple soon, wrestled in HS nothing speacial just came in 2nd in state and never wrestled beyound high school.
heavy_duty
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any time for pussy?
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