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Mixed Martial Arts coming to Brewton - Brewton Standard
Mixed Martial Arts coming to BrewtonBrewton Standard,  United States - Aug 26, 2008by Sammy Collingwood - special to the Standard Sometimes known as ?Ultimate Fighting,? the sport of Mixed Martial Arts is sweeping the country by storm. ...

World of Mixed Martial Arts 2 Announced - Gamers Hell
World of Mixed Martial Arts 2 AnnouncedGamers Hell, UK - Aug 26, 2008Grey Dog Software has announced the development of World of Mixed Martial Arts 2, scheduled to be available for digital download exclusively through Grey ...

Mind over matter is key to Liam's success - Berwick Today
Mind over matter is key to Liam's successBerwick Today, UK - 7 hours agoLiam started cage fighting, or mixed martial arts as it is known by competitors, four years ago after learning kickboxing while working in Lincoln. ...

Davis still prepared as pro debut delayed - The Daily Collegian Online
Davis still prepared as pro debut delayedThe Daily Collegian Online, PA - 5 hours agoHe's started fighting in the Mixed Martial Arts amateur scene. He's built a 3-0 amateur record ¾ including a 42-second knockout in his debut ¾ while making ...

Fighting Look or Fighting Shape

As any true fighter knows, being in fighting shape is more than simply looking fit. There are plenty of wannabes who appear to be bastions of physical fitness, but have done little more than create a false image, through the use of performance enhancing drugs, cutting agents, and the like. You know the type, the guy who brags about bench-pressing his own weight, but doesn’t have the endurance to walk up a flight of stairs, let alone hold out for 10 seconds in the ring. Fight Fit is a state of being, achieved through intense dedication and training, in which the optimum balance of strength and stamina is reached, that allows a fighter to maximize his skills when put to the test.

A few general rules always apply in this realm of physical conditioning:

  • Never skip your warm-up or stretching exercises.

  • Gradually increase your physical activity as you become stronger and more agile.

  • Don’t push yourself too much when first starting a physical fitness program.

  • When working out, wear climate appropriate loose fitting training clothing, and remove layers as you warm up.

  • Don‘t skimp on footwear. If you are serious about training, quality running shoes are a must. Replace them often enough to avoid impact stress injuries.

  • Like warming up, cooling down is essential.

  • Always drink plenty of fluids and eat a healthy diet.

Interested in a dedicated regimen for getting in top fighting shape? Check out the typical training routine for a Muay Thai Fighter.

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