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I agree with Hatake. I also notice that. I think that’s because of Thai Style Upright stance. Punches are mainly set ups for power kicks.

Thanks for your answers ! Egdm, i was talking about grappling in general ( clinch, takedown, trips etc... )not only submissions and ground. Don t you think mma gloves also prevent wrestlers from being more efficient ?

Hello everyone, Question about mma gloves in grappling. Do you think wearing mma gloves prevent you from having 100% efficienty in your grappling ? Do you think that MMA bareknuckled would make bjj prevail again ?

I have a small exp working in a prison ( not as a guard ). I would advise wrestling or judo and boxing ( wrestling/ judo is more important for me). I think wrestling/judo is better than bjj because bjj relies more on patience which is not a good choice in this context. You want to be explosive...

IMO, boxing is the striking sport where beeing shorter is the less disadvantageous. But as the shorter, you need something to counterbalance the situation. For me, in mma, kb or mt, as the shorter, you need to have a better footwork because you need to cover more distance and be able to «...

I Agree with shinchecking. Punching range is also kneeing and clinching range. I know that in a mma perspective, muay thai plum is not a good idea against an opponent with average wrestling/judo background but in a MT Context, low kicks and knees give a really hardtime to a boxer...

I mean a fighter that likes to box, who is not really good in the kicking game and who is looking to bring the fight where he is the better at.

Hello everyone, In a mma or muay thai context, i would like to discuss about strategies for a boxer to deal with a kicking/kneeing specialist. As “boxer” i mean a fighter who highly emphase punches. I know that my question is very general and “it depends” but may you have advices ?

I personnaly think that, as an amateur athlete ( full time job + children etc... ), Weight training doesn t worth it. It's better to keep your time for striking refinement, shadow boxing, heavy bag, light sparrings and calisthenics. If you are a pro fighter, of course, being "stronger" is...

Nice video !! Does the Aqua Bag worth it ? ( pretty expensive ! )

Thanks for your answers !! That s exactly fighting against their grip that make me sore... and i uselly go for an underhook instead of positionnong my hands... it s going to be a tough learning...

Hello everybody, I m 36 and have trained wrestling and grappling (no GI). I just began judo after have moved ( no wrestling near my new place). It s the first time i wear a GI and i feel really awkward with it... I feel really uncomfortable and i m very quickly exhausted during training...

For punching, i have never heard of another technique than using the first 2 knuckles...

Hello, I think it would be interesting to talk about the "hip" and how to use it (for punching)... A kind of expertise about the "hip".

It's the first time i hear/read that you can strike on purpose with other things than the 2 first knuckles ....

It's a bad habit from having bands and gloves, making the arm loose.

In fact, it's the opposite... i think that it's really easy... making me think that i didn't understand perfectly the exercice... When i google "tile exercise", i only find Sinister s youtube channel. I understand the principe, working only on the hip movement for weight transfer but i don't...

One of the best thread ever ! Thanks ! ( still have hard time to perfectly understand the "Tile exercice")

You should post a video of your roundhouse kick if you want advice... If you are looking for power, in a biomechanical perspective, i think that the muay-thai roundhouse "way"is the best option ( as you already said ... ) the follow through, the use of the arm swing ( which can be considered...

Calves s size is mainly genetic... (Like wrists... ). I don t think you can have a big evolution with training... ( maybe powerlifting or bodybuilding... )