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Subject: Re: This is the norm now???? everyone is teaching MMA??

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Neal Weaver

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Date Posted: 14:52:57 04/16/08 Wed
In reply to: Just Wondering 's message, "This is the norm now???? everyone is teaching MMA??" on 22:23:35 02/19/08 Tue

"My question is "Who gives a DAMN?!!""

And my answer is the twenty year old who watches every epidsode of TUF who gets trained inadequately by a non qualified trainer and gets into a fight with a stud from an established gym. If that kid gets wrecked I think he is going to care.

This is fighting, people will get hit, they will bleed, people will lose. That is with proper training, guidance and preparation. Guys who dont have those three are going to get shit on. Amatuer rules are pretty unforgiving these days (esp in VA where knees to the head are legal now) to guys with weak training. Those are the people I am concerned about, guys who dont know what they need for a trainer getting into a fight with weak prep and bad advice. Everyone will lose some time, but no need for it to be early and ugly because someone lied about their credentials and duped someone into thinking they had good guidance.

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[> Subject: Re: This is the norm now???? everyone is teaching MMA??
Author: bright [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 23:43:58 04/17/08 Thu Shidoshi Austin, when can we expect to see "Team Lightin Bolt" puttin on some MMA in Motown/Cary? Hook a brotha up?! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]