When is it too late to begin MMA training?

rofl angry? You don't understand the psychology of the situation. I've been having fun arguing with you and other guys on this topic. But I'm glad you realize the stupidity of what you are saying and include the examples above as a direct comparison to the argument at hand. Good job :good .

Besides you're arguing the side of "i would put money on GSP in a wrestling match against" aka "GSP is better than Kos at wrestling." Competetive doesn't mean anything, a donkey can understand he would be competetive and not gona get pinned in seconds.

 

Lets put it behind us and move on :good

 

Well, of course it isn't too late to start training and fighting. However, it will be very hard to be successful fast, due to a lack of a solid base to start from. Most people who start like, like Randy Couture have already been training and competing their entire life.

 

You could have done boxing, kick boxing or any number of other martial arts.

 

Well as there are quite alot of jujitsu and judo clubs about you could have done them.

 

Why do you live in the middle of nowhere.

 

No big deal though... you seem to have reasonable expectations for yourself, so I don't see why you can't start anytime that you feel ready. I would like to suggest that you at least get yourself into someone decent condition (if you aren't already)... or you won't get 100% out of your training once you enter it.

 

Who gives a **** how old you are. Push for what you want. 19, you have PLENTY of time.

 

And you are? You sound like a fatass behind a computer who has his ego way up because he trains every other sunday...

Seriously, at least introduce yourself before being blatantly rude.

 

Its too late when youre in your 60's and your doctor tells you better take it easy for the rest of your years.