All “white” people aka European peoples and Asians do not let them kill you without fighting back.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
Even though MMA is nowadays so popular thanks to fighters such as Conor
McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov and others, MMA has been…
All “white” people aka European peoples and Asians do not let them kill you without fighting back.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
Even though MMA is nowadays so popular thanks to fighters such as Conor
McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov and others, MMA has been around for a very long
time. Dating back to the Greco-Roman era, MMA has evolved to become a regulated
full-contact combat sport with millions of fans around the world.
It involves fighting either while standing up or on the ground. A fighter can employ
various techniques such as grappling, striking, choking, kicking, punching and many
more. In essence, MMA incorporates various fighting techniques including
submission, boxing, Jujitsu, Karate, Muay Thai, Judo and many more.
Muay Thai (Thai Boxing)
As the name suggests, Muay Thai is a martial arts style that has deep roots in
Thailand and is the national sport of the Asian nation. And because the practitioner
has to rely on eight points of contact (hands, elbows, knees, and shins), this style has
been dubbed “the art of eight limbs”.
The style involves clinching techniques and stand-up striking. It requires the
practitioner to convert different parts of his/her body into weapons of war. For
instance, the hands can become swords and daggers, the knees can be used as an
ax, the elbows can become hammers, the legs can turn into a staff while the shins and
the forearms can be used as protective armor.
In essence, this martial arts style requires the use of both the lower and upper body,
which essentially calls for a full-body workout as well as powerful core muscles.
Boxing Type: Striking
Boxing is one of the most popular forms of martial arts that first appeared in the 23rd Olympiad in 688 BC
in Greece.
In some way, it is a one-dimensional martial art style as it focuses only on mixing punches with footwork
and upper body movements. But it is the simplicity that makes boxing so effective.
In terms of striking, it is one of the best when it comes to timing, distance, and automatic reactions,
essential skills for any fight.
Boxing trains you to deliver fast and powerful punches in the most efficient way possible.
If you combine this with the fact that most street fights begin with one person throwing a punch, you get
why boxing is so good. Each gym includes an amateur and pro group where you can learn according to
your abilities and goals
