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Erik Paulson CSW 2005 Seminar Set Used From: $49.00  |
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3 DVD Set with Erik Paulson, Sean Shrek and Greg Nelson Filmed at the October 2005 CSW Camp at the Inosanto Academy of Martial Arts, Los Angeles, CA - USA. |
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Renzo Gracie Legacy DVD List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $16.99 Used From: $15.00 Average Rating:  |
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Renzo is the third generation of Jiu Jitsu fighters from the famous Brazilian Gracie family, tracing their art back to the last great samurai school in Japan. Renzo and the Gracie name are inextricably linked to the global phenomenon of mixed martial art fighting, currently the fastest growing sport in the world... |
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FACT II : Fast Action Combatives Techniques for Police, Corrections & Self Defense Video List Price: $49.00 Sale Price: $29.95 |
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New for 2008, this FACT 2 DVD is actually 4 separate instructional DVDs put together on one amazing 2 hour & 20 minute instructional video! It is a great value for all self defense enthusiasts, mixed martial artists, and boxers! Police defensive tactics instructor and 20 year police veteran George Vranos teaches his hand to hand combat system in this amazing instructional video... |
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Saturday Night Fights MMA List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $14.95 |
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On October 27, 2007, Ron Remus Productions and Lights Out Sports held the Saturday Night Fights Mixed Martial Arts event at the UCF arena in Orlando, Florida. It was a night of amazing tapouts and knockouts... |
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Mixed Martial Arts Black and Red Tribal Fight Shorts Size 34 List Price: $54.99 Sale Price: $34.99 |
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These MMA Tribal Fight Shorts are constructed of a heavy duty stretch fabric and incorporate the super stretch layered flex panel that allows for maximum flexibility. These shorts also include our bi-directional adjustable waistband system complete with internal drawstring... |
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Mixed Martial Arts Black and Red Tribal Fight Shorts Size 32 List Price: $54.99 Sale Price: $34.99 |
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These MMA Tribal Fight Shorts are constructed of a heavy duty stretch fabric and incorporate the super stretch layered flex panel that allows for maximum flexibility. These shorts also include our bi-directional adjustable waistband system complete with internal drawstring... |
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Mixed Martial Arts Unleashed: Mastering the Most Effective Moves for Victory List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $11.00 Used From: $5.25 Average Rating: |
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Get what it takes to win-and unleash the ultimate fighter in you Think you know your way around the cage? Think again. Mixed martial arts powerhouse Mickey Dimic, two-time middleweight world champion and Hall of Famer, kicks your game into gear with this no-holds-barred guide to grounding and pounding, sprawling and brawling, and boxing dirty like the toughest contenders... |
How did you get introduced to BJJ or MMA?
Just curious. Here's how I was. I used to be into swimming till 2005. At the time I was in school as a foreign student. Soon it was getting boring and I got into Karate. It was fun but after about a year I felt like I wasn't getting a good workout. Around 6 month into karate I started watching UFC. So I switched karate style to a one that was supposed to be harder. After about 6 more month of that. I started going to an MMA gym and it was a good workout. But it was too far away from my home and I couldn't drive. It was a small town in Canada so there weren't many buses. Anyway, soon I stopped both MMA and karate and went back to swimming. Then I moved to Toronto and after about a month I joined another gym. So here I am two years into my BJJ training.
Now I just focus on wrestling and sub wrestling.
I've pretty much always been into Martial Arts. I first heard about the UFC through martial arts magazines. When I was in high school, probably around 1996, I rented UFC 4 from the video store and got to see guys like Royce Gracie, Keith Hackney, and Dan Severn in action. Since I lived in a little town with no grappling school or wrestling team, I started buying books on the stuff and practicing with friends. Once I graduated I enlisted in the Navy, and the guys in my division did a lot of submission wrestling. There was even a BJJ blue belt. When I got out, I started training grappling/MMA with Mark Hatmaker from time to time, and then probably about 2006 started taking BJJ. I should have an amateur Mma Fight in the next couple of months or so...
