Posted on 28 November 2011 by Craig Lightner
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Okay, we all know that when you get hit in the stomach and you aren’t ready it hurts like crap! However, if you are ready for it you can tighten your abs and take on the punch and it won’t feel like it tickle your spine
. So, what is the best way to go about strengthening your core muscles especially for functional strength like we need in Mixed Martial Arts? First, we need to understand the primary role that the core muscles play in the musculoskeletal system in order to determine which specific exercises and techniques will be the most effective.
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Posted on 01 August 2011 by Craig Lightner
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Mixed Martial Arts is one of the fastest-growing sports on the American scene today. This hybrid of boxing, wrestling, jujitsu is inspiring a whole generation of young people to get involved in the sport, and these young people are looking for the best possible training. How can you, the prospective gladiator, find the MMA training school that is right for you? A careful and considered approach is recommended.
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Posted on 28 July 2011 by Craig Lightner
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The perfect ingredient that will boost the MMA fighter’s cardio is known as Plyometrics. A successful MMA fighter has to be able to utilize explosive power during a takedown and just about any given situation during the fight. Plyometrics are often sports specific and should include full body movements. These compound movements could be jumping from the ground onto a box repeatedly. Another example of
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