Quote Originally Posted by VictorCharlie View Post
Back home I work out at MMA gym but strictly for the submission grappling side of the house. There are a fair amount of guys with striking backgrounds and for the most part they don't have much of a problem adapting their striking disciplines to MMA. The constant equilizer is the wrestlers ability to put them on their back. I would think that two years of boxing has given you a good base for striking so I would concentrate a majority of your time on wrestling and take down defense. It is a total package sport but if you think striking is going to be your bread and butter then make sure you can keep the fight standing.
So you think mma then? The places does wrestling but i cant make the time! Obviously in the mma class they will teach you wrestling too but not to the extent a wrestling class would.