Comments on: Respect, Strength, Position and Balance – Lessons From MMA http://thelifething.com/personal-development/minimum-rules-fighting-what-painfree-things-can-mma-teach-us/ Life Design For A Designer Life...or something Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: An Almost Comprehensive Guide To Knowing What You Want, Improving Yourself, Finding Success, Escaping The Rat Race And Becoming Rich In 2010. | thelifething.com http://thelifething.com/personal-development/minimum-rules-fighting-what-painfree-things-can-mma-teach-us/comment-page-1/#comment-905 An Almost Comprehensive Guide To Knowing What You Want, Improving Yourself, Finding Success, Escaping The Rat Race And Becoming Rich In 2010. | thelifething.com Fri, 01 Jan 2010 09:46:20 +0000 http://jonnygibaud.com/blog/?p=470#comment-905 [...] 4 Concepts For Kicking Ass In Life Learn’t From Mixed Martial Arts [...] [...] 4 Concepts For Kicking Ass In Life Learn’t From Mixed Martial Arts [...]

]]> By: http://explorativeapproach.com/ http://thelifething.com/personal-development/minimum-rules-fighting-what-painfree-things-can-mma-teach-us/comment-page-1/#comment-110 http://explorativeapproach.com/ Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:55:46 +0000 http://jonnygibaud.com/blog/?p=470#comment-110 Cool. Well, I wish you all the best. I have never done competitive martial arts, but I want to get into it. I hope to compete in a local Sanshou tournament next year and see where that takes me. Sanshou (or Sanda) is basically for pussies, because you're wearing protective gear. But it's rules make it very interesting to compete in, in my opinion. Cool. Well, I wish you all the best.
I have never done competitive martial arts, but I want to get into it. I hope to compete in a local Sanshou tournament next year and see where that takes me. Sanshou (or Sanda) is basically for pussies, because you’re wearing protective gear. But it’s rules make it very interesting to compete in, in my opinion.

]]> By: Jonny http://thelifething.com/personal-development/minimum-rules-fighting-what-painfree-things-can-mma-teach-us/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Jonny Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:00:08 +0000 http://jonnygibaud.com/blog/?p=470#comment-107 I was training pretty intensively for 3 months as I was planning to move out to Thailand and do some Thai Boxing camps. No previous background save for some unarmed combat training with the Para's. I am now living in Bangkok so will get myself into the ring one of these days. I would definitely recommend MMA for all round "street fighting" competence and especially focus on Muay Thai, Kick boxing and Jujitsu. It is one hell of an experience, just remember to stock up on ice. I was training pretty intensively for 3 months as I was planning to move out to Thailand and do some Thai Boxing camps. No previous background save for some unarmed combat training with the Para’s. I am now living in Bangkok so will get myself into the ring one of these days. I would definitely recommend MMA for all round “street fighting” competence and especially focus on Muay Thai, Kick boxing and Jujitsu. It is one hell of an experience, just remember to stock up on ice.

]]> By: http://explorativeapproach.com/ http://thelifething.com/personal-development/minimum-rules-fighting-what-painfree-things-can-mma-teach-us/comment-page-1/#comment-102 http://explorativeapproach.com/ Tue, 22 Sep 2009 12:36:20 +0000 http://jonnygibaud.com/blog/?p=470#comment-102 Ah, a fellow martial artist. :) If I may ask, how long have you been training in MMA? And did you train another style before? I have a background in Wing-Chun, some armed styles and Muay Thai and I've been thinking about starting with MMA sometime. Ah, a fellow martial artist. :)
If I may ask, how long have you been training in MMA? And did you train another style before?

I have a background in Wing-Chun, some armed styles and Muay Thai and I’ve been thinking about starting with MMA sometime.

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