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MMA News Written by Rodney "CHICO" King
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Wednesday, 28 July 2004 |
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 One of the things that I notice all the time when training is that when you train alive and you're whole routine is geared towards performance; you begin to realize that it is a roller coaster ride. Your performance is never the same from day to day. On one day you can wrestle, box and do MMA with a group of training partners and feel that you dominated every aspect of each event, just to find a few days later doing the exact same routine that the whole thing has been reversed.
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MMA News Written by Arnold Lim
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Wednesday, 30 June 2004 |
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After missing a month, we are back with the third edition of the Canadian Corner. Much has transpired since the last edition and we need to get caught up on all things Canadian MMA. In terms of events, things have slowed down a little with no TKO event till September, but with the resurfacing of the WFF, and the new Evolution/Shut up and Fight event it looks like it could be a busy fall, let us move upwards and onwards. -Arnold Lim- |
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MMA News Written by Arnold Lim
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Friday, 30 April 2004 |
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We are back with the second edition of the Canadian Corner. Much has transpired since the last edition and we need to get caught up on all things Canadian MMA. With only a few short weeks left before some major events including the World Freestyle Fighting Championships on May 14th and the TKO organization on May 22nd, let us move upwards and onwards. -Arnold Lim- |
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MMA News Written by Arnold Lim
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Wednesday, 31 March 2004 |
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The Canadian MMA Scene is growing at a brisk pace and what better proof is their then attendance. Just a few short weeks ago a small community on Vancouver island with a population of approx 75,000 people drew over 3000 people to an MMA event. The Luminous future of MMA in Canada is apparent in the number of practitioners, fighters, fans, and media representatives that grow day by day. |
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Tuesday, 30 December 2003 |
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Another year is in the books and like last year, and the year before, it could be argued that it was the best year ever for MMA around the globe. I have compiled a Top five best list for the year 2003. This is a list that reflects my own personal opinion is is mostly compiled of fights that I have personally watched with my own eyes. |
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MMA News Written by Lee Aldridge
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Saturday, 20 December 2003 |
# 1: We've discussed grip strength training in a previous column, and I thought it would be beneficial to show a few photos of some of the
various grip exercises being performed. Just forget the part about me being an old man, and GO WORK OUT! |
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Thursday, 21 August 2003 |
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In the cold reality of our beloved sport of mixed martial arts when is it “O.K” to tap out? When is it “O.K” for your corner man to throw in the towel? Is it only "O.K" when you are in a position that you have absolutely no chance of escaping, and the ref doesn't seem to want to step in? Is it ever “OK”? |
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MMA News Written by Lee Aldridge
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Wednesday, 06 August 2003 |
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 There is quite a controversy regarding the use of bodyweight exercises, or calesthenics, to assist in the training of an MMA athlete. The controversy is not whether or not to incorporate these exercises (it's pretty much agreed that they are beneficial), but how to use them and how to structure workout routines.
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Wednesday, 11 June 2003 |
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In the early UFC’s it seemed one of the driving philosophical questions behind whole concept of the show was, “Which Martial art was the best, regardless of size strength and weight?” Which art would reign supreme above and beyond the physical limitations of their practitioners? In the end, it all came to a crashing halt and it is a well known fact that size and weight play an integral part in the everyday workings in the life of the modern day fighter. |
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MMA News Written by Rodney "Chico" King
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Sunday, 25 May 2003 |
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 As long as any martial artist remains either in the past or the future there will never be true freedom from what those illusions pretend to offer. This illusion is the ego and is the main driving force for why so many martial artists never truly experience the wonderful gifts the martial arts has to offer.
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