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How do MMA belts work?
lets say you take a mma class that combines bjj and muay thai. how do you go up in belt levels? is it better to train bjj and muaythai seperately or take mma class if ultimately the goal is to do mma?
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No class is going to combine the two. They will be separate classes with separate advancement. An actual MMA class is invite-only, and is almost all sparring and drilling for people who are well-versed or at least competent in the various elements of MMA.
FYI: I'm only speaking for reputable and serious gyms. I'm sure you can find some rinky-dink hack gym that has guys doing twisters in the corner while the coach shows off his awesome flying knee.
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nobody really trains that stuff bro, it's just for tv
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Originally Posted by LAWLER89
No class is going to combine the two. They will be separate classes with separate advancement. An actual MMA class is invite-only, and is almost all sparring and drilling for people who are well-versed or at least competent in the various elements of MMA.
FYI: I'm only speaking for reputable and serious gyms. I'm sure you can find some rinky-dink hack gym that has guys doing twisters in the corner while the coach shows off his awesome flying knee.
well i been looking around. schoosl offer muay thai, bjj, wrestling, and mma
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Originally Posted by PacmanMacman
well i been looking around. schoosl offer muay thai, bjj, wrestling, and mma
what you are talking about does not exist
and should not if it does.
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well it says BJJ and MMA as 1 of the class it is a lloyd irvin school
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Originally Posted by PacmanMacman
well it says BJJ and MMA as 1 of the class it is a lloyd irvin school
????
ok....
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Originally Posted by ftwrestler
im confused all the gyms located around my area offer something like muay thai, bjj, muay thai mma, bjj mma, wrestling mma, like they add mma to it.
so youre saying im better off doing strictly muay thai or bjj? i told the i want to do both so they reccomended mma wtf
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Greg Jackson's camp in New Mexico has a belt system for MMA check out their brochure:
http://www.jacksons.tv/images/storie...out%20v2.1.pdf
It looks like there are four types of belts in his program.
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