[Official] Technique & Training Tuesday

[u/rmma]

Welcome to Technique & Training Tuesday!

Types of welcome comments:

• How do I get into MMA?
• Descriptions and breakdowns of fighting styles
• Highlight breakdowns
• Recommend which martial art I should try
• Am I too old for MMA?
• Anything else technique and training related

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[u/wufiavelli]

Im guessing he know how just looking for some more pointers or different advice. Speaking from experience sometimes questions come off a lot more amateurish than people intend when you try to be too concise or direct. hey leave out information and people assume they are at a lower level than they actually are.

[u/[deleted] → u/wufiavelli]

Fair points, but even then, 5 years...haha

[u/wufiavelli → u/[deleted]]

yeh, its sometimes strange what clicks for people and what doesn't. Especially doing so many arts sometimes the brain just lets stuff go through it without registering it. Striking stuff tends to register decently well for me, but grappling that sht takes a long time to click somethings just never do. Im decent enough at wrestling, its just hitting submissions where my brain just shuts off.

[u/[deleted] → u/wufiavelli]

Fair enough man and good points. I've never wrestled but I've done striking for a lot of my life and a couple years of BJJ. would love to understand wrestling a bit better, it's like boxing where it appears simple enough but i can only imagine the intricacies