Didn't think about the gloves. Shame. The most complete I can think of is Muay Thai & judo. Proper judo, including all their forbidden...
You know what I'd like to see? A shaolin monk stripping himself of all useless techniques, keeping the practical ones and just using his sheer...
Don't worry, I have never bought the idea of parrying a knife attack and flipping someone by their wrist - just doesn't work. A lot of martial...
I wonder what would happen if you were allowed small joint manipulation aside from an increase in breakages. I'm thinking that maybe ground aikido...
I've always had a big interest in martial arts but I'm only just getting into MMA the sport; what's the most successful combination at the moment?...
Progression is the only benefit I can see from using weights, and by that I mean you can inch up the scale gradually (rather than going from pull...
But you don't have to go over the maximum repetition limit by making the exercises harder. If you're good at squat jumps, you can try one legged...
What a picky ****. Obviously you don't forget speed and strength, I was just highlighting the third most important and often underlooked benefit...
Fixed weights are useless, let's establish that first. Isolating muslces, no use of the core muscles, those machines are just worthless. Free...
Every now and then, you run into a statement like this and it just takes your breath away. What a load of ****.
I don't think Jofre should be in there; he is one who tends to get overrated on lists like these. Ray Leonard, too... He's got great individual...
There aren't any limits as far as I can see. If you start off with weightless squats, for example, you could then move onto squat jumps. Then one...
Is it? Thank you, but next time a real sentence would be nice. Anyway - I don't know why some people put so much stock in 'Hagler would've eaten...
More like you haven't done your research. You'd be better off calling it a list of favourites.
Ibeatahoochie by mid rounds knockout I would have thought, not sure if it'd last the distance.
