MMA @ LA Boxing?

[One_Bad_SHO]

Conditioning, and cardio are a big reason of why I want to get into it.

Plus lots of fights end up on the ground, in the event that such a thing were to happen, ju jitsu could come in quite handy.

I was training for Knuckleup over in Midtown. Like the guy said a few posts up, don't get discouraged! Conditioning/cardio is ROUGH. It makes you really admire mma on tv when these guys gotta go for five 5 minute rounds. After your first "roll" session, you'll see what I mean.

Oh, and a bit of advice. Wash your gui! You don't want to be that guy in class that nobody wants to fight because his gui smells like ball sack. Yes, is gonna fade... but who cares. Keep it clean.

[willum14pb]

I was training for Knuckleup over in Midtown. Like the guy said a few posts up, don't get discouraged! Conditioning/cardio is ROUGH. It makes you really admire mma on tv when these guys gotta go for five 5 minute rounds. After your first "roll" session, you'll see what I mean.

Oh, and a bit of advice. Wash your gui! You don't want to be that guy in class that nobody wants to fight because his gui smells like ball sack. Yes, is gonna fade... but who cares. Keep it clean.

if you buy a high quality gi.. you should only need to wash it about once a week, if that, as long as you hang it to dry out.