Ultimate Fighting

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Introduction
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There is no denying that the two most effective and the styles that dominated in the sport of mixed martial arts (MMA) are now wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). As a consultant combat sports and strength coach for mixed martial artists, I often create schedule of training camp and then decide how the money chronological 8, 12 or 16 weeks should be consumed.
Do This is not only difficult but also the added challenge of creating something explainable, because there is nothing like the design on schedule and looking across the table and see the head coach shaking his head, and then begin the next sentence with "Why?" or "How?
Because I do not want this piece of articulation in writing an essay or a newspaper, and I assure you that there is enough information To do this, we will formulate some hypotheses that we can reach a certain level of Understanding on a style that works best for MMA.
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Hypothesis # 1:
We speak
About cage fighting
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Why? The data I have comes from fighting in a cage, and the rules and the environment changing the sport's response to the question. For example, the ring provides a competitive environment that is different from that of the cage. If you're on the bottom the cage, be able to position yourself and put your foot on the cage you turn around or get your hips in the air is a huge advantage.
You can also put your back against the cage and shimmy Yourself Up in the standing position.
You can not do in the ring, unless you're stuffed in a corner (which is not generally the case). Also, penalties are given more quickly to seize the fence trying to fight against a takedown in the cage fighting than they are for hugging or drape your arm over the rope ring (for example, look at all of fighting Fedor Emelianenko, especially the one against Matt Lindland).
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Assumption # 2:
We speak of
CFU of modern times, which means
1996 to 2009
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Why? Again, because extracted data can be misleading if the sporting context changes. The initial rules of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) are different rules Today, especially in terms of resistance to competitors or to leave the cage in the clinch, if the referee deems the action to lacking and weight of various competitors. In addition, the time of the events is not the same, and some of the competitions of the past were 20 minutes long Superfights tournament while others were based.
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Assumption # 3:
We study the
dominant style of fighting
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For example, everyone learns boxing, grappling, BJJ, Muay Thai, and so on, but the dominant style of Rashad Evans fight, the dominant style of Frank Mir BJJ is, and style dominant Quinton Jackson is boxing. That said, we really had to look at some of the battles in order to clearly identify the style if the style has not been clearly identified by href = "http://www.UFC.com"> http://www.UFC.com or fighting website. While many styles have been identified, we considered the merits of hunting and corresponded to that of his style. Case, Brandon Vera has a great Greco-Roman background control, but his style is clearly Muay Thai.
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The Data
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The data that we selected were from 1996 to 2009. What we have done is look at the style dominating the defending champion and how many times that the dominant style held the title. Without diving deep into data, we do know this:
BJJ is better than fighting.
The catch is better than JJB.
According to data from the UFC, there is an inverse relationship between styles and weights taken. As increases in weight class weight, the fight becomes the dominant style, with wrestlers being the undisputed champion of the heavyweight class. As the weight classes weight loss, BJJ style becomes more dominant and is the undisputed champion of the lightweight class.
What does this mean? Well, it means what it means. At this moment, it is possible for a walk to Brock Lesnar in the UFC and become the heavyweight champion, but if there was a light weight, it would almost impossible for him to reach the summit. That is why Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson had little or no chance to win a title without its opponents as Hand selected. Statistically speaking, he had a chance, but based on data cage fighting, the probability of hitting a wrestler is low.
This also means, as is the case in every combat sport, that classes of average weight are more difficult in the world because (1), there is a largest population of men in this size in the world and (2) you must have the greatest depth and breadth of styles dominate the categories of weight. Therefore Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva is considered the best in the sport. They are the best fighters today rounded because in their weight class, if you're not, you will not hold the title for a long time (eg, Matt Serra). And the growth of the sport is why a Matt Hughes could exist 5 years ago but not today, and Randy Couture, although older, is still under threat.
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The Bottom Line
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The bottom line in MMA is that you live by your sword and you die by the sword. You pick your poison and you hope that your opponent is not the antidote to your poison, or at least never access it if not have. In this business you have to know much at all, not a little bit of everything, the more information you have to take a decision best quality. All these things affect your training.
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The Key
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The key is to use your free time wisely to improve in areas where you are deficient.
Caring of.
Dr. Rhadi Ferguson, PhD, is affectionately known as the Grappling Doctor for his ability to break down combat sports like a science. He is an Olympian in the sport of judo and a BJJ black belt. He is a world-renowned strength coach and has coached many elite and Olympic athletes. For more information, go to http://www.AskRhadi.com
Dr. Traci Ferguson, MD, is a board-certified internist in the Orlando metropolitan area. She is also a member of the USA Judo Medical Subcommittee and has advised various elite, Olympic, and MMA athletes.
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