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FAT Georges St-Pierre!

admin — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:03:08 +0000

Georges St-Pierre cuts a TON of weight!!!

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Joe “The Show’ Cronin dominates Desert Quest 18

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:56:35 +0000

Submit Gear Fight Apparel would like to congratulate Joe Cronin on his outstanding performance at Desert Quest 18 on June 14th 2006. Joe brought home a first place win in Jiu Jitsu, and a second place win in submission wrestling.

The judges were so impressed with Joe’s performance, that he also received an award for most outstanding wrestler in the overall tournament – now ranking 3rd in his weight class.

Joe’s next appearance will be on August 5th, 2006 in “Rage in the Cage – 85″. Typically fighting in the welterweight division, Joe will have to put on a few pounds as he’ll be competing in the lightweight division where he’ll be going up against Rogelio Chavez.

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Inside MMA on HDNet – Bas Rutten Interviews Fedor Emelianenko Part1

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:56:30 +0000

Kenny and Bas preview UFC 100 with the help of fighters Josh Barnett and Ken Shamrock, and writer Dave Meltzer. Bas also sits down with Fedor Emelianenko for Part One of an exclusive interview. Inside MMA airs Fridays at 9pmET on HDNet.

UFC Fighters On Entering The Octagon

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:53:06 +0000

Watch as UFC fighters Patrick Cote, Diego Sanchez and Miguel Torres talk about what it feels like to enter the Octagon and some of the hardest hits they’ve ever taken or dealt out to Mitch Robinson of MOUTHPIECE.

MMA fighter Keith Jardine teaches ground fighting counter technique

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:50:51 +0000

Mixed Martial Arts Artist Keith Jardine demostrates a counter technique when getting pounded on the ground. From 2008 MMA expo in LA

Top 10 MMA Knockouts of 2010.mp4

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:48:20 +0000

An MMAFightArchive.com Exclusive. Top 10 Best MMA Fight Knockouts of 2010.

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The Real and Mystical Reason Why I Didn’t Matrix Shaolin Kung Fu!

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 22:00:36 +0000

Matrixing, to put your fevered mind to rest, is the analysis and handling of force and direction. Everything in the universe has a direction, and everything in the universe has lots of potentials for collision. Thus, the study of Matrixing becomes crucial if one is going to understand things like Shaolin kung fu. Now, to set this article up in the proper manner, let me say that the martial arts are taught through the memorizing of random strings of data. This is like somebody memorizing a dozen pieces on the piano, and thinking he is the next Mozart. Obviously, one has to break through the memorizing process and start finding the structure of his art, and how to arrange that art before he can lay claim to being a master artist. So, let us consider this thing called Shaolin. Shaolin has a few thousand years of history, and every master and his sister has made their contributions, and thus the logic of the art has become mixed and impenetrable. There is a vast variety of these strings of random data, you see, and there single arrangement of principles with which to make sense out of it. If one studies Shaolin kung fu like Choy Li Fut or Hung Gar, one thinks that the art is filled with deep horse stances, windmilling arms, and a mangling of concepts which pop out at you at the oddest times. One thinks that one must beat up students right up to the head abbot if he is going to find the sacred scroll, and one must meditate and beat his fists into heated iron pellets for a dozen years to get the real kung fu. The sad fact is that this is a small subset of concepts, and it does not penetrate the True Art in any meaningful fashion. If one studies Wing Chun, one thinks that he has to stand squarely, close the eyes, and absorb attacks with antennas called forearms. Three sequences of mystical data, a daunting wooden dummy to beat your arms, and never the idea that everything is just random strings of data, and not the True Art. Thus, Wing Chun is phenomenal, amazing, gives true ability, yet it just touches lightly upon the True Art. Then, of course, there is that insect called the Mantis, speaking of antenna arms, and circling motions that manipulate an opponent to his discomfort and destruction. But, if you look at it, it is almost like Hung Gar or Choy Li Fut and Wing Chun have been added together. Thus, the principles slosh and interchange and interbreed into fresh bastards, and the True Art is obscured in a dense fog of amazing ability and astounding art. This all said, Shaolin would be easy to matrix, and come to the truth of, as would Hung Gar or Choy Li Fut or Wing Chun. But I chose Karate to present the principle of Matrixing, and to expose the world to the concept of analysis and handling as a logic. Simply, the mountain was smaller, the history was shorter, the cloud of obscuring fog more transparent, and it could be defined. There is a true blessing in my selectio of karate as a matrixng vehicle, however, for if youmatrix karate, you can use that matrixing as a template for Shaolin. All you have to do is plug the pieces of Shaolin into Matrix Karate, and, voila, you have instant true art. Doesn’t matter how much fog, who cares how tall the mountain is, it can all be resolved into an easy to learn slices of True Art, and thus open the door to the whole of The True Art.

Al Case has taught martial arts for 4O years. He has written hundreds of articles for the magazines and had his own column in Inside Karate. He is the originator of matrixing Technology. He offers a free ebook on Matrixing at Monster Martial Arts.