IRON MICHAEL'S MIND: Tips for Aspiring MMA Fighters
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2016
- I've been in the MMA game for a while now so I figured I would share a few basics for aspiring MMA fighters. I'm sure I am biased, but here are a few of the things I have focused on in my career that have gotten me to where I am today. Be sure to comment with more questions below.
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thank you for help champ😍
Amazing video ! please keep doing videos
Thanks for sharing
Love it
Appreciate you
Good stuff Mike!
Since you are also a businessman, I had a question.
I have done MMA as a hobby in the past, but now just focus on fitness. I'm pretty disciplined when it comes to meals and workouts, and when it comes to my sales business I'm not as disciplined. My sales coach asked me a question: How can I build a business that inspires me to do it? How can I relate my sales business to what I do for fitness? How do you do it Mike?
Pure gold
4 years ago, about to clean up the UFC top 5 roster. Represent Bellator well Mr.Chandler, Win Win.
Hi, I have a boy who is very passionate about contact sports (wrestling, muay thai, boxing, MMA) He is 7 years old. I wanted to ask you to tell me what would be the best way to develop his motor skills and to become a complete fighter (if he likes it and further) what would be the order of sports he should follow to develop completely. What should we fill the window of opportunity with between 6 and 10 years old? Thank you!
What motor skills or other things could they better develop now, between 6 and 10 years old, to become a good fighter (which would be harder to develop after that age)? What exactly should we focus on to get the best out of those 3-4 years? Specifically what should and shouldn't we do? Thank you!
@@serafimciobanu3021 personally I’d say have him start in the sport that will toughen him young with discipline like wrestling and transition possibly. Into something more humbling like ju jitsu or Muay Thai to transition into the mix martial arts aspect
Wrestling, Wrestling, Wrestling, Wrestling.
Judo
I wouldn't recommend letting him spar, or do a very violent sport until his a bit older. Coming from someone who had traumatic brain injuries young, it's better to build a good foundation and be patient. Teach him wrestling, judo, ju jitsu. When he hits 16-18 get him in muay thai or kickboxing and go from there. Imo.
Mike, I’m 25 had 1 Amatuer fight when I was 19 I won in 52 seconds, fat and out of shape just because I am a decent wrestling.. weighed 267 then and I’m now 230 and I just feel that burn every time I see fights like it just seems like so much damn fun to just get bloody. I’m just at crossroads where I feel not too old but like I should of just kept going and my time is past me. Any advice for a kid in my shoes ?
if you’re passionate about it, pursue it. create the opportunity to make it happen. it’s only too late once you’ve given up
Good things will happen is soemthing idk about
Hello
How can I get into the UFC?
I am 24 years old now I had three fights I am from Romania and I am living in the UK at the moment. Do you have any recommendation for agencies or managers who can get me into the UFC?
3 fights? fight way more before you go to the ufc, you wanna have all the experience possible before going into the ufc cuz once your there thats where everything will reslly count
how old were you when you started
How much experience do you have? What’s your record?
Is 23 too late ?
No. Some of the best guys in the UFC started around that age. Just gotta start training asap and consistently
@@bigmilk9654they all had backgrounds in something, whether that may have been wrestling or bjj
If you're injury free and in relatively decent shape, I believe it would be possible to become a goat if you had that champion mindset
@AlexCain-ej5ev most of them did, but some still had little to no experience. Khalil rountree for example, he was a 20 year old who was fat as shit and had never been athletic at all who decided to get into training to get healthier, now he's in the ufc.
Yes
Kind of looks like tj dillashaw
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