5 Things You Need to be a UFC Fighter with Cory Sandhagen
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
- Dropping some more knowledge for y’all! In my experience these are things you need to be just to have a successful life. Fighting is a sport but also becomes a lifestyle when you really want to be the best, and this goes for anything you want to be great at in general. So, let’s start the New Year right-here’s how to be Great.
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CORY 2024 BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMP RAHHHHHH
Merab is still alive my boy
flying knee 🥶🥶🥶🥶@@Hunter-bz1uk
@@Hunter-bz1ukas long as it ain't O'Malley
@@Hunter-bz1ukCory is too big
@@Hunter-bz1ukif he gets the title fight before merab he def wins, whether or not he keeps it when defending against him idk
1. Be responsible 1:45
2. Be Dedicated 3:57
3. Be Committed 5:31
4. Making Good Decisions 7:29
5. Purpose and Love 9:30
Cory bringing incredible value to the mma community. His content is a breath of fresh air. Thank you, Champ.
You are very welcome
I’m a 22 ex football player who can’t get back into school. Im bout to go full blown train to get to the UFC , thanks for the advice
how is it going?
how u doing rn bro is it working out?
I hope everything is going well hombre. :)
@@Justin_The_Jag banged my knee up, ain’t train since Feb back at it soon tho
I just turned 23 and with this new year finally here I promised myself to enroll to an mma gym and seriously pursue my UFC dreams.
Good luck!
I’ll be rooting for you bratha
you got this bro
hell yeah !
Do u have an any mma experience or wresting?
1. Be Cory
2. Be Sandhagen
3. Be The Sandman
4. Be the redhair ninja
5. Be the Colorado red thunder
Hearing you say you didn't start until you were 17 gave me hope because I only started MMA last year and I'm 18 so thank you dude. CORY THE KING OF 135 2024
Somehow I think this applies to all careers. Thank you Cory! 🙏
Newish attorney at a high pressure job here - It applies to all things difficult for sure.
this can really apply to any career. whatever you decide to do, do it with meaning and purpose!
One thing I find annoying when ppl talk about Cory is that he’s “not a trash talker. Weak on the mic” which sells a fight but more importantly…..he’s a great fighter. period! These videos show how dope of a mental fighter he is.
So every video, I like it. Drop a comment and let the ads run to support. Cory will be a champion and I’m mad excited for it🙌🙌
Cory is quietly dropping some of the best MMA content, and free? Incredible. Future world champion and then world-class coach right here.
Hey Cory thank you for changing how I view the fight game. Just want you to know I really appreciate your content 🙏
Cory, your channel is not only incredibly entertaining and educational from an MMA fan's standpoint. It's incredibly helpful, resourceful, informative and thought provoking in terms of how (fundamentally) one should orient their thoughts.
You straight up teach me, in a simple and easy to digest manner, how to strategize & optimize my approach and mindset towards life as a whole, in a manner conducive to victory. It's fucking awesome, thanks man.
as great Irish philosopher Conor McGregor said - timing beats speed, precision beats power.
or if we look at something more serious and on a bigger scale - myths like 300 spartans or something fact-based and historical like the Finland-Soviet war shows that higher-level organization systems could beat systems with more resources and power.
The first note - being responsible or I would put it as "being organized" is super on point.
Cory sounds like humble Domick Cruz. Future champ.
Thankyou for posting this video❤️🙏
This is really good stuff. Thanks!
Really love these breakdowns.
Happy new year Cory! Love the CZcams channel 😊
Fantastic. Thank you.
That was dope, thanks for sharing, champ.
Its crazy how i thought exactly what he said about i didnt start earlier or do anything combat as a kid, and im in his exact situation where i did basketball through highschool and started mma at 17, seeing his success in my position is the biggest motivation
thank you very much!
great vid Cory been a fan since day 1 Love you bro thanks for the great advice
Great episode thanks
Thank you Cory. Your content is really helping me mentally stay on track.
Sick video! Loved it! Thanks man! 🤙
Love it thank you
Really appreciate your advice 🙏🏽
as real as it gets!!! the most authentic...cant thank you enough!!
The information you bring to the mma community is some of the best I can’t appreciate it enough
Fantastic, clear information.
Thank you sir.
Hey Cory, as a fight fan and fellow human being, you are just an awesome dude and a great role model. Rooting for you and staying on the outlook for new vids. Keep up the good work! Love from Hungary ❤
coach cory dropping gems 💎
Thank you for this あにき😤
Thanks for the amazing content Cory! You are a special fighter who actually try to help your fans.
Best of luck with the channel Sir 💪
This is drippy af Cory! Thanks for this 💯 🔥
Great advice Cory. Thanks you 😊
Beautiful Video so well put actually key points not your average cliché stuff this was in depth thank you Cory I wish you well this year bro Get that Belt 🙏🏾 your time now!
Straight to the point!
Very interesting commentary on the connection between success and long-term thinking.
Legend. This’ actually helpful and applicable for outside of fighting too. Transcends!
I like the decorations in the background, adds a nice vibe 👍🏽
Great to see your channel steadily growing Corey. Also having a video from your (I assume) house. Little details that add the humanity to your technical analysis.
No one else is producing such insightful and helpful mma content! Thanks for the tips, really appreciated!
Thank you that was very well spoken I’ve been obsessed with mma for years now and I’ve always wanted to truly explore it I guess I’ve been afraid to start but I feel this helped me decide
I appreciate you so much sandhagen, you and O’Malley are my favorite fighters because of the different ways I grew up and look at martial arts. It’s my dream fight to see you guys fight! Please keep working hard to make that happen and get your belt.
All day with this!
Good stuff!
Diggin the intro highlights 🤘
This is a real dude right here
keep it up Cory!
Been watching your last fight nights very closely, how you've evolved since the yan fight is astonishing. So well rounded and so humble, I'm determined that you'll be the man to take down o malley and clear the division as champ
God Bless you Cory. Best of luck for 2024. Support from Scotland👊
🔥 🔥 great content
Cory Sandhagen is absolutely on point and sound of mind. I like that he is very focused but at the same time not judgmental and has a compassionate way about him.
You are a Champ Cory
Thank to Cory for this episode. Not going to UFC or anything like it, but good advices in general. I just wanted to watch because I like the Sandman, and this video proves why. Youre a good role model and a entertaining and interesting fighter. Peace!
Favourite fighter on the roster, favourite channel on the tube
thank you Mr. Sandman!
Comment for the algo. Such a great content Cory!
this mma content really stands out among other mma channels. as much as i like fighting i am much more interested in the science and psychology behind it and Sandman Delivers.
I like all of this, and I apply it to music learning , but I also value taking some time away from playing. Not too much time. Maybe a day or two here and there. I don't feel as though it's time not walking towards my goal. I see it as taking breather during a very long hike.
I appreciate you Cory, I’ve been hesitant to sign up for this mma gym that just opened next to me. It’s all I think about so I’m going to finally push the button and face my fears at the end of the month.
we love you sandman ❤
Really interesting video
Dudes so calm and logical and practical about everything I like it. He's so right about some coaches "you gotta that dog in you" or some type of dark neurotic bullshit. Purpose really is everything and loving what you do is really it.
There is some good general life advice in here
Let’s gooo
Unreal video brother, so well spoken. 26 years old have my first amateur mma fight in June! Watching all your tutorials while doing everything same time ect. Appreciate you bro 💯👊🏼
Good luck on your fight man
It’s a blast, don’t over think it.
How did it go
Oh wait it's not over
This is rad
Dont forget that you dont have to have a very toned and muscled body like paulo costa, you just have to work on the muscles that really help you ko, take down, or submit a person. Take for example, jamahal hill, he has gotten fatter over the years but yet still boasts great stamina, power, and speed. This is just a little message, but yall stay safe 💯💯💯
Hey Cory you’re one of my fav fighters bro, I wish I lived near you so you could teach me to fight
Best MMA channel out.
Yo Cory you're a great guy, very genuine. Also, you have a great cardio or I'd say durability. So I'm asking what's your keys to get to there. Thanks.
This man was standing outside ufc 296 for hours giving free pics to the fans. THANKS SANDMAN!!!!!! That means a lot🖤🖤
Cory da man
You a real one bro. 🤍🤍🤍
Would you make a video talking about when you knew you were ready to make the move from amature to pro amounts of fights win loss ratio , age, overall experience, when you knew in your mind you were ready, was it a specific fight or a acumilation of trench work that gave you or an up and comer a feeling of satisfaction in terms of making that leap, what was worse your pro debut or ufc debut, should you as a amateur always be willing do die and walk through the fire or leave a sense of restraint even if letting up on pressure could stifle a win, what are your war books, what preps you for combat , these are question I ask myself but of course your insight would be appreciated too 🙇
I personally resonate and actually agree with what you said at the end about love, but there seem to be a bunch of fighters like GSP and Mike Tyson (he said discipline is when you hate something but you do it like you love it) who don't love fighting but still got very good at it. Not so sure about Mike Tyson though. I think he really enjoyed being the champ.
I think that's what's interesting people who are top tier performers in their careers. There are some overlapping habits but individuals have different motivators. Like Nikola Jokic really sees basketball as his job, just another day at work, can't wait for the season to be over etc. Of course he works extremely hard but at the end of the day he has his life outside of it and doesn't appear to love the sport, he just knows he's really good at it
Dedication is your decision to do something or be about something. For example being dedicated to a significant other. Motivation is what makes you want to do do something. motivation is a reason that can eventually waiver where as dedication is the act of being disciplined enough to follow through even when feeling a lack motivation.
As a Muay Thai fighter, the guilt I feel from missing practice because of an injury is pure self hatred. Then I go in, and make it worse. Sometimes it’s good to take a break to heal to prevent you from being out even longer
Thanks for recommending Dune by Frank Herbert, Cory. Incredible book
Can you make a video on how to balance work and training
The fact that Cory says I’m not a master such a humble dude
Everything Cory says I take notes
Bro keeps cooking with the videos
Cory you gotta fight the winner of Sean vs chito. YOU GOT THIS!!
Nice channel Sandman. I see you're a martial arts/nerd like me😁
this dude is a true inspiration for skinny nerds everywhere
Even Connor McGregor has said that he is lost a lot of fights but learned a lot from those losses and, it is just part of it to become a better fighter.
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Hey, I'm a 45 year old dude and I love those memes😂. Good stuff!
I’m trying to be like you sandhagen
Hey Corey idk if u reply to comments but i did boxing for 5 years from 13 to 18 and then i stopped because i found mma at like 17 and realized thats what i want to do i love this fighting game the different styles really intrigues me ik i have a really good chance at this im 5'11 , 135 pounds and ik i would have a real advantage over people in my weight class cause of height but i havnt started mma yet im 20 now and every day its all i think about wanting to chase that dream becoming pro idk if its to late for me to start im going to be 21 in December
Cory being a ninja turtles fan is incredible. Cowabunga bro
Can you make a video on how ti speed up improvements
I sometimes feel like I am making way more process when I go to practice 2-3 times a week then when I go every single day. Maybe efficiency is more important than just going to practice every single day for me.
Sandman gonna be the champ by this time next year
Hey Cory, any tips on diet?
How many days per week should I be training?