Today I’m going to respond to a reader’s email as part of my post. I enjoy interacting with you guys, so if there’s any of you reading this that have questions please send them on over to jstamey@atlanticmma.com.
Hi Jonathan!
My name is Abner, I’m from Brazil.
I downloaded your e-book “Boxing Bible” for MMA, very good book! Congrats!_
_I’ve been training Muay Thai for 4 years, and I’m very goo… (Read more)
I just finished writing my new eBook ”The Boxing Bible for MMA: Everything You Need to Know to Box Successfully Inside the Cage” and I’d like to invite you guys to take a look!
Here are the chapters:
Without a doubt the hook is the most difficult punch to learn how to throw. Reason being that a hook thrown correctly involves a bunch a moving parts. The more parts you have to move in a coordinated fashion the easier it is to screw it up.
Maybe it’s difficult to learn, but taking the time to add it to your repertoire will make your fights so much easier.
The hook is a punch m… (Read more)
On Today’s MMA Podcast:
This may seem trivial to some, but burgeoning mixed martial artists always have difficulty with the fighter’s step (my own terminology). Hell, I see professionals that have limited mobility because of it.
The difference between the average pedestrian and a fighter is the pedestrian can walk forward without having to return to a particular position before they take another step.
The simplest explanation for t… (Read more)
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