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MMA Workout - Train to Develop MMA Conditioning of a Champion

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Pauline Winters

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Jan 17, 2010, 5:16:34 AM1/17/10
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Mixed Martial Arts are a great sport. MMA fighters are some of the
most complete athletes in the world. Maybe only rowers come as close
to that level of overall fitness. Rowing may not be violent sport but
if you've ever watched a race you know that those guys are pushing
themselves to the limit, just like any fighter is.
That is why it is crucial for a fighter to choose their MMA workout
wisely, otherwise he or she may end up getting knocked out or hurt due
to getting tired in the middle of a fight and not being able to keep
an effective strategy.
It is crucial for any fighter to focus on developing flexibility,
strength, endurance, strength endurance, to raise his or her lactic
acid threshold and of course to develop and perfect a series of
fighting styles like Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Kickboxing among others. After
all, that is why this great sport is called Mixed Martial Arts.
When trying to decide which MMA workout you should follow, ask
yourself this: how much better would I be if I could only improve
on...? Fill in the blank and then there's your answer.
There are fighters that are very strong but they lack endurance. There
are guys that are very flexible that have a complete lack of
functional strength or those that have a great endurance level and
that could practically run a marathon that are not either flexible or
strong. Think of this and how to address it and chose your MMA workout
wisely.

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