Am I too OLD to start training & competing in MMA? | Sparring Lethwei Fighter
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Met Daniel and I wanted to share his inspiring story. I always get people asking me if they’re “too old” to start training or competing. Well watching this sharp Lethwei fighter, you’d never guess WHEN he started and how old he is today!
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Started training at 55 and still going strong. The next day just hurts a lot more...🤒
Inspirational. Keep it up!
@@BlandMarkComedy at 60, much appreciated 🤙
that's awesome man keep it up!!!
@@MMAShredded I'm doing my best bro. BJJ is no joke. Good content as always 👏
I'm 44 and on my second year of Muay Thai, feeling like things are coming up much natural now! Thanks for sharing your motivation man, keep up!
Thank you for putting up this video. I started training at 28, and I'm now 30. One of my greatest regrets in life is that I didn't start training 10 years sooner. I want to compete, but there's been a part of me that feels I just started too late. Seeing this is giving me new hope, and renewed my motivation. So again thank you. This video means a lot to me.
awesome man im glad it inspires you, you should def compete!
Think about this, there's no guarantee in life. You could of started when you were 5 and fell out of love with it at 18 or 28. Or got injured. The only thing that matters is that if there is something you want to do and that you do it. Maybe you don't want to compete maybe you just day dreaming, but find what you want to do and do it. Don't be afraid or think too much of the future or trying to be champion. Unless it is important for you to be the best in the world at something dont let that stop you. --I am mainly talking to myself so I apologize if this comes of overly critical. I am older than you with no training besides some martial arts background, but want to train just to train and make it part of my life.
@@Yasmuraz I needed to hear this especially I've dealt with an injury and mental difficulties for years.
@@Yasmuraz good shit yuri , have you started training?
He started training at 30 and turned pro at 37.
Mad respect bro.
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cheers!!
Age doesn't matter when you start MMA / martial arts. As long as you train and gain experience, anything can be achieved. 🔥
definitely!!
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As a man who trains at 45, I’m happy to hear you say that!
Age doesn't matter for starting to train for your self-improvement, but it does for competition. And the older you get, the smarter and more carefully you have to train as recovery time increases significantly. Injuries that made you stop training for 2-3 weeks when you're around 20 can take you out of training for 2 months in your 40s.
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Very impressive. He’s very good. I started training age 20 , stopped age 38, started again age 54, I’m 58 now. I love it, spar, bag, pads, shadow, even during lockdown minus the spar. Best decision I ever made was to start again.
that's amazing man!! inspiring!
Very cool and inspiring story Jeff! Thank you for sharing.
I get asked this question all the time too. Now I can send everyone who asks to this video
Hey!!!! Love your content! Would be great to see a collaboration
thanks brother you are the best!
Mentiroso kk
I started at 18, and feel like that was already too late to actually want to compete professionally until I learned Isreal started at 18 in kickboxning.
Exactly the same as you pal
I’m starting now at 20 my man and I feel that’s too late as well.
People at my gym are calling me a natural talent though and thankfully I’m picking up everything fast.
Good luck to you my guy 🤙
@@YEDxYED Sergio Martinez started boxing at 20 and will be a hall of famer. Just work hard, keep a tight circle of people you can trust that stay with you win or lose.
you guys are all babies, in terms of age!
@@MMAShredded Doesnt help that in the UK gyms are still closed but your 33 day program has been a big help
C'mon Guys. I started to train MuaThay when I was 49 years old. Now I am 53.. Age is only number ;)
that's awesome!
Amazing.
You can train at any age but being at an elite level is different
@@nvanguy6868Yes, you are right, but as I saw video, to be honest, with you, I am not too worse as guy on it. But yes, you are right, I am not gona by one of the best...
Thanks. These are some of the words I need to get back into training. More power to you guys and to Jeff Chan.
This really speaks to me. I'm in my 30's and want to fight competitively. Not for money, but for my own self respect. If I can put in the work and get it back as a result then I will feel content.
do it man!!
I started training at 26 in 2011, trained till 2014 stopped and started again in 2017 at age 32. I had my first fight last october and won by ko in 40 seconds, i had another fight in january won by decision and fighting again in june and hopefully another 3-5 times this year and i turn 36 in july. Age ain't nothing but a number, just put in the work and the wins will follow.
Their are ammy muay thai divisons for guys in there 40's and 50's, their's a guy in my gym that started training and fighting in his early 40's he fought in kickboxing and mma ammy only and had a 7 win 4 loss record. He said 95% of his opponent where younger than 25, but he was still competive and beat many of them.
I started training Muay Thai at 31, 11yrs later I'm gearing up go fight in Bangkok in June for WBC sanctioned fights. Age is just a number. Work harder, yes... Train longer, yes... in the end you become, Legendary 🥊
Don't give up,
if it's your passion enjoy and get thro it!
Much Luv -
I get this question all the time "Am I too old to start training or fight?" Well Daniel is one of my training partners at the gym, and I found his story SO inspiring. If you're questioning whether it's too late to start.... check out the video and find out when he started training, how old he is today and just how sharp this Lethwei fighter is.
How come you don’t interview these fighters afterwards? Ask him a few questions on camera. Talk about how he developed his teep. He’s got a good fake round into teep which I liked. Cool vid as always Jeff! 🥊
You’re videos are so inspiring.... thanks Jeff! You’re the best!!
Very motivating I am also 30 and will pursue a chance to go pro. Appreciate your content.
He’s not that old 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You rock Jeff! Thanks for being an example of a Martial Artist and a Fighter inspiring other people around the world
I met Daniel before... I thought I was too old to get back into fighting at 29 years old. He told me he was 36 and it wasn’t too late! Guys awesome
good guy!!
I read Daniel Cormier didn’t train any striking until his early 30’s so never too late
Same with randy couture
Brother man was already an Olympic level athlete though
@Andrew Onymous when he came in it was
oh wow that's crazy!
@Andrew Onymous that's relative to the heavyweight division and the fighters they had. Some were pure high level pro kickboxers before they even entered an MMA ring.
Just when I thought of giving up, this video shows up. I take that as a sign. I’m going all in!! 😎👊🏼
hahah awesome! never give up!
Honestly I think you're too old man 👴...
I started at 25. I'm 27 now and I am A LOT better! I do not have a professional goal but I would love to test my skills in an amateur fight down the line.
sweet!!! keep it up!
Same with me. :) Keep it up :)
What do you mean amateur fight. I did my first amateur fight 6 months after I started. Keep it Rambo!!!
Alan Jouban started training Muay Thai at age 23, then at age 32 he made his UFC debut. He only played soccer in HS
sweet!
this actually gives me hope! im 29 yrs turning 30 next month. i have my first fight in june. ive been training since late 2018 until current. I seriously LOVE training and cannot wait to see what happens. so THANK YOU
thats awesome man keep it up!!
If you could, where/how have you been training since the pandemic?
@@MMAShredded can he become champion in ufc though
You are such a intelligent fighter and your accuracy on leg kicks are insane 💪💯
thanks Marcos!
2years after rhe video released this was still inspirational for me. Ive been having doubts about starting kickboxing and bjj at 33. I never dreamed Id go pro but I do dream of fighting in amateur bouts here in new england. I figured I may even be to old for that. This has me more ready to start than ever👊
Daniel is very inspiring!! I started training at 22 and properly hard at 25 I’ve one amateur fight after 3 fights got lost in covid so I’m 27 but I wanna career
keep at it brother!
Let it all go.
jeff when are u fighting again cant wait to see u in the ring again
I am in talks with them about my terms of agreement
@@MMAShredded you're gonna fight in ONE right?
@@MMAShredded Good luck Jeff, God bless you! Thank you for all the help with the free content you're an inspiration, nothing but respect and admiration for you and your work
Jeff, I just turned 68 a few days ago. At the beginning of this year, I switched from bodybuilding to MMA. The more I get into it, the more I love it. I'm losing fat and starting to get MMA shredded. Love your channel!
that's awesome to hear man, good for you, keep it up!!
This definitely shed some light for me.
I’m trying to get my life back in order after some family issues. I have to step away from training for a lil while to get my personal life correct but there’s still a needle in the back of my mind for my love of fighting. I wanna do it professionally one day. Definitely one of my dreams.
that's awesome I hope you chase your dreams!
Jeff my i really dont know what to tell you man! This is godsend! I always wanted to do this and was seriously contemplating it since late 28 and got a chance at early 29 years old but I procrastinated and then c,ovid happened and I couldn’t travel to train! But now at almost 31 im still considering doing it by any means necessary! I wanna become a Heavyweight champion and turn my life around and i will in sha Allah god willing i will! .. and thank u so much for featuring Lethwei because thats my favorite martial art! Thank u so much and god bless u ! 🤲🏼♥️
you got this brother, never too late!!
@@MMAShredded thank u so much man ! .. may u always conquer everything in life ! 🤲🏼♥️
I am 39 and started at 31 age aint nothing but a number if you are consistent and have heart you can accomplish what your heart desires
agreed!!
I noticed that teep at the beginning of the video before you said "watch out for his teeps"... He's so good at creating that opening, moves in with a jab (or just threatening a straight punch), forcing you to take high guard and then the way he raises his leg to make it seem like a knee teep but instead it's a really solid body teep that forces the air outta anyone. Brilliant! And to think that he's been training for 7 years at the age of 37, damn! Inspiring man!
haha yeah I am def gonna make a tutorial on his teep. he caught me so many times!
Currently 22 and just started training 2-3 years ago in muay thai and bjj, about to get my blue belt soon. I’ve went to college for a few years but put a hold on it since I want to test myself with training to fight while I’m still in my 20’s. Thanks for the video!
that's awesome man keep it up!!
That's good.
Duuude you Videos are so perfect, also I think we would all love to see you fight again, you're a great fighter!
thank you brother!
Know a guy who started with 23 mma with no background, he is now a professional after 4years
Love your channel
thats awesome!
Jeff I just want to thank you. I’m 35 and used your tactics videos to build my foundation for MMA. Although I’m not looking to compete, in only 6 months I am top three in my sparring classes out of 20 people. I practiced 3 days a week by myself with you videos. Thank you so much. You changed my life. I feel more confident, focused, and at peace.
that's amazing man I am really happy to hear that! keep it up!!
@@MMAShredded you 2 man. Your like the modern day Bruce Lee. Going to different places around the world and fighting people!
Well, I started Kickboxing with 44, had my first fight with 49 and now I'm 52 and still train Kickboxing and Muay Thai 😀
that's awesome!!!
Wow, i am 47 and i just got into it i want to learn more
Ive trained kickboxing when i was about 16-18 than i stopped due to a breakup and depression now am 22 and started to train again thank you for your videos and tips its really motivational and helpful it has helped alot for me to keep on pushing
no problem man im glad you are back at it! keep it up!
I'm 55 and have won multiple Tae Kwon do tourneys since I started 2 yrs ago
amazing!!
This gives me chills and fills my soul with fire and happiness. I started mma at 20 but for health reasons many hiccups. 26 now as healthy as ever with a more mature mindset looking to be consistent every single week now.
sweet!! keep it up!!
Man, and here I thought being 23 is already "too old" to start MMA. I do actually aspire to compete in the future. This video just made me want to go after it even more now. 👊🏻
haha awesome I'm glad I inspired ya!
awesome all the times Jeff... you are a real ispiration for me, and I think if you are old to competing in MMA there's no hope for nobody 😂👍🏼 Love you! God Bless
haha thanks bro!
This is really inspiring. I am currently 25 and I am still worrying if I can compete at age 30 before my prime years hit. Thanks Jeff.
that's awesome man , you got time. you are young!
@@MMAShredded thanks man. Coming from you, that means the world to me.
You still have a lot of life ahead of you. Your only to old when your on your death bed! 💪
Do a few fights, then when u feel u dont wanna fight anymore but still compete just do ju jitsu tournaments and sparring tournaments and smokers
I appreciate how much time you out into your editing.
One of the key reasons your exploding so quickly.
Get to 10 million subs by 2022
thanks for your support!!
Guy looks like he's in his mid 20s. Very inspirational.
Moves like it too.
haha yeah its crazy!
Sparring toujours aussi technique et spectaculaire ! Thanks Jeff !
thanks man!!!
Im turning 38 in October. Training for my first mma fight the 07 of June
amazing man good luck!
May the best come with you.
This was a beautiful session I really appreciated the artwork in it.
thank you!!!
Started when I was 12 now 16 turning 17 and hopefully will be doing this professionally later on!
I can def see that happening!
Just don't ever lose that hunger. As soon as it stops being fun, the less motivated we are.
That was absolutely fantastic work on both your parts. Bravo. 👏
thank you!!
Hell yeah, it's probably not in the cards for me to fight competitively, but I'm about to go in & spar at age 52 where I'm twice as old as the next oldest person, I'm not the best but I have fun & enjoy challenging myself
that's awesome man keep it up!!!
At least you can be the baddest 52 yr old. You can train to protect yourself, loved ones, and stay healthy.That’s what matters. 👊🏼
@@MMAShredded thank you, your videos give me good tips to try out, if you're looking for a topic, I'd like to see something about improving flexibility especially for kicks🙏
@@solodolo_mma3971 thank you 🙏, it's helped me drop lbs. & been good for my mindset as well
I had to come back and watch again and comment. His technique of throwing the left hook while simultaneously chambering his right teep/front kick is awesome. I got everyone with this sparring today. It also forces you to put your leg and hip into proper position to fire it out quickly. With or without hip depending on distance. This one works!!! Thanks for sharing as always Jeff!
:)
Some people focus on what they missed out on (years of training). What they should focus on is what they will gain by starting to train - you've nothing to lose.
Also, remember, how long you train is not the only factor determining how good you become. Other factors such as how hard you train, avoiding bad injuries, how smart you train, health, and genetics all play a significant role.
Very few professional fighters are blessed enough to tick all of the above boxes. Those who do are probably among the best in the world.
In addition, if you started late you may have used your time to pursue other things in life that you would have missed out on if you were focused on training. For example, for many years I was a very successful swimmer. If I was doing MMA during this time I would not have had the focus needed to gain the success I did in swimming. So now when I go to the MMA gym, I see guys who have been training longer than me and are better but if they come to the pool/sea/lake/river with me, that's my territory :)
cheers!
This gives me even more motivation to train more, I started martial arts at 12 starting with taekwondo, but had to stop because of covid. By the summer of 2022. I trained in MMA through RUclips videos. Now that I have found your channel, I can say that martial arts are one of my favourite interests that I have. Being 16 right now makes me glad that I'm young enough to enjoy the time I have training. Your videos helped me get better at effective techniques, make me have better fight iq, better sparring ethics, and overall knowledge. Thank you for putting all of your experience, knowledge and education about the sport of MMA for free!
Boyyyy you young. Train all you can when you’re young. When you get my age, you’ll have a lot of adult responsibilities but don’t ever quit in your training. Take full advantage of your youth to learn as much as you can. Shit, join your school wrestling team. It taught so much how to endure hard training. I’m 23 and “life happened to me” but I won’t look back for regrets any further and just get back to training. I want to be great and i hate being miserable all the time and i just need an outlet. Keep training, young’un.
Damn.... i started at 37... now i'm 38 and i have 5 months training MMA.... anyway... i love this...
keep it up man!!
I started training at 20 during but didn't compete at which is the only way to actually learn, now I'm 25 and definitely feel like I'm sort of late but seeing this guy fight like he's been doing it for a while definitely motivates me to get in there and seek the truth through combat
cheers!
Started training 3 years ago at 30 thinking it was too late.. welp now I have no excuse to get in the ring!
awesome do it!!
Inspiring story! I agree it's never too late to get started with something. Consistency and small steps every day lead to results!
hell yeah!!
Never too late to start.
Not if you're talking about becoming a professional athlete unfortunately.
Amen
Daniel is a professional athlete with over 10 fights so he def proved you wrong Sk9lzkiy
@DieuJose LeManifique no, you can't handle the physical stress of such training at 60 or 70, not at the current state of medicine. Being a professional requires the ability to sustain yourself doing it.
@@MMAShredded was Daniel 60, 70, 80 when he started? Of course some athletic disciplines are different than others but in case of combat sports, service in special forces and such it becomes not just hard or impossible but borderline life threating, especially if they were to start completely from scratch
Damn this is awesome. I started dabbling in mma when I was 20 but the military and life made me stop. I'm about to turn 25 and really want to focus on fighting. This video is a great inspiration for me. Thank you.
awesome keep it up!!
I started at 30 and still train hard daily. I turned 30 19 years ago 😉
haha wow!! that's amazing!!
@@MMAShredded when I spar people that I'm old enough to be their father, part of me is saying "show why you are an alpha wolf", and another part is saying" wtf are you doing? You are in your late 40's lol
@@derekmellino8316 That’s inspiring man 🙏🏽
@@user-ms4li1pe2b thanks man
Great inspiration I just turned 30 today I have experience and want to get more competition experience in and this video clear up any insecurities I had thank you Jeff!
I watched his first Lethwei fight
It was a brutal mauling first round finish, the guys over at Leduc Lethwei are fricking legit man
Their headbutts and aggression are nasty good
Next time stop being a pansy and get some headgear to use your ol noggin Jeff :P
haha no way!
Thanks man for this video, I've always trained on and off M.M.A. just never been the right mental state and now that I'm 20 thinking I'm too old for things, I know it sounds silly. But this video and your other ones really help me.
Thanks man and keep going strong.
im glad to hear it man keep up the training! and you are a baby in age!
Ok, so it takes 6-12 years to make it. And men reach their physical and mental peak at around age 30-33.Most fighters retire at around 36-42. So do the math. At the latest a 6 year trainning plan starting at age 28 means you'll make it at age 34 and will most likely have to retire at age 38.
Started at 30. Never too old. There are so many great combos in this video. Feel like Daniel is channeling some Condit @ 4:26 coulda gone for the head-kick to end, worked on GSP haha. Meanwhile 5:25 is a good emphasis on why we keep our hands up lol. Great content as always!
thanks for watching :)
At the moment I am 22 years old and I will start training MMA from now on (Without help from a trainer). I hope that one day I can debut in the cage 🥊🇨🇱👏☝️☝️ Stay tuned to my video of my physical transformation
awesome man keep it up!
Sadly you sre from chile, otherwise you could have trained with me😭
@MMAShredded Jeff Chan I’ve been watching your videos and I have decided to start training this coming Monday. I invested in a year commitment to a great Muay Thai gym . I am so glad for your 8 combos with low kicks because that really makes me more comfortable sparring with the guys on my walk in day. They were semi impressed as I had zero training I just said I’ve been watch Jeff Chan. I will meet you and Stephen Thompson one day and I cannot wait. Thank you for the videos and tips my friend.
that's awesome man I would love to meet you one day!
MMAShredded Jeff Chan lol sounds corny but I had to screenshot it so I can print it out and get you to sign. Lol but first let me train so I can hold my own. 😃
Love this! Started training Jiu-Jitsu and kickboxing at 29. I find this inspiring!
Dang Jeff. You got some of the cleanest leg kick set ups in the game you don’t even know bruv!
hahah thank you bro!!
Super inspirational and motivating as a young fighter who was already worried that it might be too late! Proof that it’s never too late
cheers!!
That's a really touch sparring. I feel tired after watching your sparring video.
Awesome jeff...
thank you bro!
Got those Meister shin guards you recommended after looking at quite a few other cloth/elastic types those seemed to be the best by the price. I'll be using them this summer quite a bit over here so I am pumped, can't wait to see you compete again brother always rooting for you 🤜🤛
sweet man glad you like them!!
Hershel walker was 48 years old and went undefeated in bellator
crazy!
Jeff! Do one thing man, It's my request!..Kindly put up his tricks individually as well, the likes of which you usually do on other mma professional fighters..I want a separate video on his tricks performed by you..And yes don't hit the like button without taking love as always❤️❤️..
I already plan on making a tutorial on his teep!!
one of the best videos ive ever seen, very uplifting. thanks brother
thank you bro!!
I started at 28... Jeff your posts here and on insta inspire me. You are the man.
thank you man! keep it up!!
Very inspiring indeed! Jeff your content is great as always and is lighting a fire under my butt to get back in an MMA gym for the 1st time in 10 years. Over the last year+ I've lost 140 pounds, been practicing on heavybag and shadowboxing every day since the pandemic started and plan on joining a gym this week at the young age of 35. Age don't mean a damn thing as long as you're healthy and have the correct mindset!
you lost 140 lbs!? that's amazing and very inspiring bro, keep it up!!
@@MMAShredded yup, a lot of shadowboxing and heavybag work combined with HIIT workouts and intermittent fasting and OMAD. I feel so much better! I was almost 350 pounds due to a back injury and at the beginning of the pandemic I had to make a change. I got laid off from my job and utilized the time to get back in shape.
This is very inspiring no lie. Thanks for posting this Amigo 💯 hope all is well with you and your family.
thanks for watching :)
Your channel ist the Best i ever seen . Motivation. Great fighter great human
thank you so much man!
Went through a hard bout of depression a year ago and gained an ungodly amount of weight I’m 28 I plan on training by the time I’m 29 or a little before once I get this weight down. Thank you for this video definitely inspirational
you got this bro!!
@@MMAShredded Appreciate you my brother
fantastic job always in this channel! greetings from Mar del Plata Argentina
thank you Marcelo!
So nice to watch you too sparing! perfect training chemistry
thank you!
That’s awesome. I’m 16 and i started training at 15, my dream is to become a professional mma fighter. I often get frustrated because i began too late compared to other pro fighters. This is very motivating.
you will def get there!!! keep it up!
@@MMAShredded i will! Thank you!
I love to see you guys doing so smooth in movement. Age isn’t a big problem but keeping the stamina and breathe is a challenge for 30- 40 yrs + guy. Keep up the spirit 👍
very true! thank you!
So good man! Love to see how technical you are aswell as Daniel. Awesome stuff
thanks Pat!
Thanks I really needed to hear this. I'm 34 and have been training a month. Not looking to compete but it's great to hear I'm not so far over the hill
awesome!!
That's great training!! Awesome video and thanks for sharing!
thanks for watching!
Thanks for this Video! It truly is an inspiring Story! Thanks for the great content you provide.
thanks for watching!!
You are not too old, you are a badass bro trust me you got this you’re amazing
thanks for watching!
This video is Great! I thought starting MMA at 20 was too late but still didn't let that stop me, i am now 25 and have fought 11 times in Boxing/Mauythai/mma/bjj! Never give up and follow what you want to do.
Thats amazing man keep it up!!!
I could watch you sparring all day long man so amusing and informative
thanks man I appreciate it!
Took that teep to the face like a beast bro keep uploadin, also it would be nice to see ur friends again that was fun
thanks for watching ill see what I can do!!
Started at 28 and honestly it has felt like a blessing every step of the way. I spent my early twenties competing in Olympic Weightlifting and doing Crossfit and Powerlifting on the side; and it feels like I LEARNED so much about periodization, nutrition, recovery, mobility and mental resilience. Not to mention I was stronger and fitter! I genuinely feel like my first two years so far have been much more productive than they could have possibly been if I started at 22.
that's awesome man very inspiring! keep it up!!
It might be better to start later especially in striking. You’re more durable when you don’t have a lot of prior head trauma in my opinion. Grappling on the other hand will be a huge advantage if you learn early
cheers!
Jeff great video and insight. I remember reaching out to you about developing a fighting system of my own and you believe it was possible where others didn’t but I’m proud to tell you that it’s in development as we speak. So, thanks Jeff for the insight.
that's awesome man I look forward to hearing an update!!
Thank you for providing inspiration.Im 27 and want to compete in mma.But thought I was too old to make it a reality and because of this you know what all the gyms are close in my area so I can't start training.I felt like my window big opportunity was slipping away.But you inspired me to not bail on my dream with this video.Thank Jeff really appreciate this content 🙏👐.I'll go watch some fight of daniel.
thanks for watching man, keep it up!!!
Great vid my brotha and like always loving that right hand to leg kick combo...🔥🔥🔥
thanks for watching as always! hehe yes its my fav combo
Great Questionmark-Kicks! 🙏 It doesn't matter how old are you, just start!!!!
yeah :)
I am 44 years old and just started 2 weeks back. Hopeful to get fit and strong.
So graceful, flows like a wave!!
thanks for watching!
As always, great video. Very inspiring.
thank you!!
This inspires, I’m 39, overweight and I’m getting into it. I don’t know what it is with MMA but it makes me want to train hard so I don’t get hurt. Normally I trained hard so I could lose weight or gain muscle but that never held up. I feel more energized and motivated then ever. I should have discovered it sooner.
I hope to fight one day just as an amateur and feel how it is again to stand against someone in a fight.
cheers bro!
This is awesomeee, those teeps are so freaking nice too!! Inspiring.
:) thanks Erik!
Great rounds. Proper intensity. In control but still keeping it real. The take down you landed was clean! Well set up by the strikes. He is very tough and a solid man. You scored well. I like how you chose a lot of your shots. He would give almost anybody a lot of problems. His kicks to the midsection are so constant. he uses them well to control distance. I appreciated the view! Keep it up! New sub!
thanks for the support man!!
Man your stand up is phenomenal. Very technical even though you're going mid to hard sparring. Yeah his teeps are really good. I really liked how he switched it from fake low to a teep. I really like your step in cross then low kick back to cross.
thank you bro :)