i think you should push your child toward something that would benefit him/her in the future in terms of self defense and fitness, Judo is probably the best example because its alot safer than martial arts that involve striking, its great for fitness, it builds confidence and it builds discipline. But dont force your child into anything like these parents because they'll hate you in the future.
I would probably suggest a more structured setting like.....karate or judo or tae kwon do. Then when they were older they could make a more mature decision......what do you think?
@crouchtrac but it's useless as self defense. and striking martil arts like muay thai are as save as judo. you see fights here, not training. in training you decide to spar or not. without spraing ,or with good sparing partner you do not have higher risk
The comment at the end "the referee's from his gym!". In most areas this won't make a difference. I've had members of my gym judging fights by our fighters and I know that they're always 100% honest on whether our fighter was fighting well or not. However, as unpleasant as it may be, I think a lot of people who train and fight in England might find out that a lot of the places are very biased towrads whoever the home fighter is. I've seen a lot of fights given to the wrong fighter there.
no lol i dont tihnk it was like that m8 its the british belt and the kid was hyped up and patriotic i dont think he was bein racist. unlucky to the birminham boy he will probs be a good fighter one day.
you clearly have no idea about the sport of MMA. You might want to read the statistics, every year at least 13 people die as a result of fighting in a western boxing match and i dot think anyone has been killed in a pro MMA fight. So you would let your child fight in a ring where he stands more chance of getting killed, good parent you are.
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lmao 'come on let's go Nando's'
lol @ the dramatic music
i think you should push your child toward something that would benefit him/her in the future in terms of self defense and fitness, Judo is probably the best example because its alot safer than martial arts that involve striking, its great for fitness, it builds confidence and it builds discipline. But dont force your child into anything like these parents because they'll hate you in the future.
Con = Legend
"cmon lets go nandos"
I would probably suggest a more structured setting like.....karate or judo or tae kwon do. Then when they were older they could make a more mature decision......what do you think?
You'd think they would make a belt that would actually fit the kid.
oh shit, its gohan!
i believe you
@crouchtrac but it's useless as self defense. and striking martil arts like muay thai are as save as judo. you see fights here, not training. in training you decide to spar or not. without spraing ,or with good sparing partner you do not have higher risk
The comment at the end "the referee's from his gym!".
In most areas this won't make a difference. I've had members of my gym judging fights by our fighters and I know that they're always 100% honest on whether our fighter was fighting well or not.
However, as unpleasant as it may be, I think a lot of people who train and fight in England might find out that a lot of the places are very biased towrads whoever the home fighter is. I've seen a lot of fights given to the wrong fighter there.
my mate is thai barlow he plays on my rugby team i swear down
even if your child wanted to?
No I said I dont support the fighting I would not let my child fight
no lol i dont tihnk it was like that m8 its the british belt and the kid was hyped up and patriotic i dont think he was bein racist. unlucky to the birminham boy he will probs be a good fighter one day.
It doesnt wok! who won?
I am not caging my child for sport .....ever WTF. you have to draw the line somewhere.
you clearly have no idea about the sport of MMA. You might want to read the statistics, every year at least 13 people die as a result of fighting in a western boxing match and i dot think anyone has been killed in a pro MMA fight. So you would let your child fight in a ring where he stands more chance of getting killed, good parent you are.