Monthly Archives: December 2021

The world of mixed martial arts can be quite dangerous as is the case with any combat sport. To be taking it up is mighty brave in itself and you would naturally want to be geared up with all possible advantages to succeed. That begs the question, what is the best combination of martial arts for MMA? Let’s try and answer that for you.

There are four unanimously agreed upon boxing styles, the out boxer, slugger, boxer-puncher and the swarmer. Some of these styles are more aggressive while others are defensive and more counter attacking. Every boxer has a preference on what style they chose to fight in, however the choice of style is largely dictated by the boxer’s body type.

Hundreds of extraordinary athletes have had the opportunity to showcase their distinctive martial arts styles to the world through ONE Championship throughout the years. Through which the athletes have also been able to demonstrate the qualities taught by martial arts, which include integrity, humility, honor, respect, courage, discipline, and compassion.

Shadow boxing is a foundational boxing skill. It allows boxers to perfect their technique while also psychologically preparing for a training session or bout. For non-boxers, shadow boxing can be a terrific warm-up for a training session or even a workout in itself – you’ll be amazed at how quickly it gets the heart pumping. This low-impact workout can be done almost anyplace, all you need is some room to punch.

Are you looking for premium boxing gloves without breaking the bank? You’re in luck! Starpro’s providing the best boxing gloves on the market for under 50 quid! Without further a do, let’s list the 5 gloves that might just take your fancy.

Every year on the 26th of December, the day after Christmas, Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated throughout the UK and the commonwealth. If you’re not from the UK, Australia, Canada, South-Africa or New Zealand you might assume Boxing Day would involve a pair of gloves, silky shorts, a ring and plenty of punches when in fact it has nothing to do with the sport of boxing.

Bruce Wayne is a lot of things, American playboy, philanthropist, heir of the Wayne Enterprises conglomerate, savior of Gotham and the Dark Knight. In his own words “I am the goddam Batman”. We all know, no matter how badass, that Batman has no real superpowers like the rest of the Justice League, unlike Superman, Wonder Woman and Aqua man who rely on their superpowers to keep evil at bay, Batman relies on his intelligence, technological gadgets (mind you some of which he’s built himself) and his skills in the martial arts.

So, you’re ready to transition from the bags to the ring? You’re getting ready for your first sparring session with one of your training partners and are in need for some tips to help you succeed. Sparring can often be intimidating for a newbie, watching two guys battle it out in the ring with you next can really get the nerves going, fear not, we’ve amassed a list of tips and a couple of drills that will make your sparring a breeze.

Judo is one of the world's most popular Japanese martial arts. Throws, pins, joint locks, chokes, and incapacitating techniques are all included in this Olympic sport.

When it comes to boxing, it's common to think of training as only practicing punches and fighting skills. In actuality, successful boxing training encompasses much more than just the workout itself, as well as the process of preparing for and recovering from it.