If you could give advice to a MMA fighter to improve how they fight, who would you give advice to and what would it be?
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If you could give advice to a MMA fighter to improve how they fight, who would you give advice to and what would it be?
seriously?
The answer is: it depends
Hope that helps.:)
I'd tell Brock, "Dude, you got a chin of granite, they could put you on Mount fucking Rushmore! Don't be afraid to take a hit, don't get reckless, but don't turn and run either."
I'd tell Fedor, "Would you sign this?"
There is a long list of strikers that I would tell them to work a lot harder on their jab and leg kicks.
brandon vera
go down to middle weight
improve on takedown defence
fedor
stop protecting your record and fight ufc heavyweights.
chris leben
dont waste time looking for haymakers. and if he did land a punch dont just stop there land a few more and dont clinch afterwards.
I think Vera has much bigger issues than what weight he fights at
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Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy
I'd have to say:
Jon Fitch- Finish a fight!
Phil Baroni- "Stop."
Hughes - Retire
Kongo: - Stop what your doing and get some serious BJJ training and wrestling training for about 2 yrs, because what your doing right now isn't working for you.
BJ Penn....
For Godssake take a fight to the ground and utilise that BJJ.
Roy Nelson....
You've got to drop the gut and work on your athleticism.
Cro Cop....
Retire while your legacy is still in place.
Shane Carwin....
Cardio 5 days a week!!!
Roy Nelson is probably the greatest MW we will never see fight at 185 due to trucker belly.
Stay cool and don't take anything on your nerves just keep fights as your profession and being personal can be a bad experience in that.Eat correct food especially that is your need physically avoid fats and food that has a lot of calories.
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