Posted on Jul 7, 2015
"UFC Fighters Experience Marine Corps Martial Arts"
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UFC Fighters Experience Marine Corps Martial Arts
http://bit.ly/fU2mVr **When it comes down to it -- sometimes, the only thing standing between you and survival are your street smarts. Designed to Slaughter ...
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UFC fighters get a lesson in Marine Corps Martial Arts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyllQuQuHZE
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UFC fighters get a lesson in Marine Corps Martial Arts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyllQuQuHZE
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Yeah it is "better" for the Octagon or "the ring". But try to pull that MMA shise in real life, when someone is trying to kill you and wearing body armor. See how punching that ACH will work out for ya, not to mention eye pokes, biting, and groin strikes and weapons involved. Also fighting in different environments and being dropped on the concrete, not on the cushioned mat and wearing 60lbs worth of gear is totally different animal.
MMA is fun sport and all, but if someone tries to kill you with a weapon such as knife in the middle of the desert in 120 degree heat, practical combatives training is better choice. If we sent MMA fighters into combat, I highly doubt they would of lasted better than marines trained to be sent into combat, but marines trained in MCMAP might last better than many of MMA fighters in the ring or the street fight.
MMA is fun sport and all, but if someone tries to kill you with a weapon such as knife in the middle of the desert in 120 degree heat, practical combatives training is better choice. If we sent MMA fighters into combat, I highly doubt they would of lasted better than marines trained to be sent into combat, but marines trained in MCMAP might last better than many of MMA fighters in the ring or the street fight.
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Playing by UFC rules I would have to agree with you, but I’m pretty sure placed in a life or death situation the trained MMA fighter wouldn't play by any sports commission rules. Their athleticism, aggression, and training would be a huge benefit in a combat situation. If it came down to hand to hand confrontation I’d put my money on the guy that has made striking and grappling instinctive rather than the limited training the military gets.
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The link does not work, it states the video is no longer available due to copyright claim by CSI Sports.
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Hmm..very strange! It's playing on our end. We will look into it.
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SGT Kevin Putala
It's playing now. Weird, maybe it just needed some time to fully upload or something. Thanks!
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