UFC 38-42 DVD Box Set 38 39 40 41 42 Ultimate Fighting Championship Vol 38-42 Review

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(More customer reviews)This is the best box set out there I would say, except maybe 1-10.
Genki Sudo in the octagon alone makes this worth it, but the number of classic fights in this era are truly staggering.
Lawler vs. Tiki, Lawler vs. Spratt, Hughes vs. Newton, Cabbage vs. Sylvia, Shamrock vs. Tito (Which is the fight that started this whole new UFC revolution if you ask me), Chuck vs. Babablu, the list goes on.
I'd say if you could find it, get it.

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Muay Thai Clinch for MMA Review

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(More customer reviews)ANDERSON SILVA
MUAY THAI CLINCH for MMA
a Brian Rule Production
presented by Victory Belt
© Marc Wickert, March 12, 2011
[...]
This is the fourth installment in DVDs from "The Spider", and if there's one person you don't want to get caught in a Thai clinch with, it's Anderson Silva - the most successful middleweight in UFC history.
Silva's trademark Muay Thai clinches have featured in most of his fights, including two title fights with Rich Franklin ( UFCs 64 and 77), a non-title fight against Travis Lutter (UFC 67) and his title defense against Dan Henderson (UFC 82).
Muay Thai Clinch for MMA is another Victory Belt treasure chest of valuable information for any MMA or Thai boxing enthusiast.
All tactics on Muay Thai Clinch for MMA are in revolutionary technique presentation featuring both orthodox and southpaw optical flow replays, and cover eight main categories:
Clinch Fundamentals
Attacking & Controlling Whilst Breaking His Posture
Countering Escape Attempts
Escaping Opponent's Thai Clinch & Counterattacking: Knee Attacks
Escaping Opponent's Thai Clinch & Counterattacking: Elbow Attacks
Over-Under Attacks
Body-Lock Counterattacks
Clinch Sparring
Clinch Fundamentals
*How to grip and positioning of elbows.
*Head control grips: hand-over-hand and hand-over-fist grips.
*Cross-arm grip with your elbow bone cutting into his neck.
*Establishing the clinch off overhand.
*Establishing the clinch off lead hook.
Attacking & Controlling Whilst Breaking His Posture
*Knee strikes.
*Arm lift to side knee.
*Overhook to side knee.
*Break tie-up to knee.
*Force head down to straight knee.
*Stomp kick to hips and straight knee.
*Hip separation to straight knee.
*Off-balance variation to side knee.
*Backward pull to downward knee.
*Inside step to side knee.
*Off-balance to knee attacks.
Countering His Escape Attempts
*Countering head escape with chin check.
*Countering crossface with crossface.
*Countering crossface with off-balance.
*Countering hip block with arm swing.
*Countering leg grab with leg extension.
*Countering leg grab with jump knee.
*Countering leg grab with side leg extension.
Escaping & Counterattacking
*Chin check.
*Downward elbow to side knee.
*Crossface with arm lift.
*Shoulder shrug.
*Shoulder dip.
*Double arm-lever break.
*Cross arm-lever break.
*Arm lift.
*Double crossface.
*Upper chest press.
Escaping His Thai Clinch & Counterattacking: Elbow Attacks
*Chin check to uppercut elbow.
*Crossface to uppercut elbow.
*Break tie-up to uppercut elbow.
*Arm lace to side elbow.
*Crossface uppercut to uppercut elbow.
*Arm lace to downward elbow.
*Inside break to side elbow.
Over-Under Attacks
*Shoulder bump to collar tie.
*Hip block to straight knee.
*Overhook arm trap.
*Crossface.
*Around-the-back arm trap.
Body-lock Counterattacks
*Double hip block.
*Inside Pummel to hip block.
*Double arm-lever to arm drag.
*Shoulder bump to crossface.
*Inside hip block/chin check.
*Crossface to side elbow.
Clinch Sparring
Here Anderson demonstrates for you the above techniques whilst free sparring.
Includes:
*Pummeling drill.
*Sparring attacks.
*Sparring counters.
*Sparring attacks and counters.
*Sparring over-under clinch attacks.
*Sparring body-lock counters.
*Exclusive bonus featurette "Behind the Scenes, Part 1".Be sure to add this DVD to your shopping trolley!
ANDERSON SILVA DVDs available through Amazon.com
MUAY THAI CLINCH for MMA
STRIKING COMBOS for MMA
BOXING for MMA
TAKEDOWNS & TAKEDOWN DEFENSE for MMA


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In MUAY THAI CLINCH FOR MMA, UFC Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva reveals the clinch fighting system that propelled him towards becoming the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet. Using detailed analysis, slow motion, multiple camera angels, and seamless editing techniques, he unveils everything from fundamental clinching concepts to advanced attacks.In this one-of-a-kind DVD, Anderson teaches you how to destroy your opponent s base and balance in the Muay Thai clinch, and then batter him up-close and personal with knees and elbows strikes. He teaches you how to transition from one dominant clinch position to another based upon your opponent s reactions, allowing you to constantly maintain the upper hand. And when your opponent manages to establish the Muay Thai clinch, he not only details numerous escapes, but also how to follow up your escape with an aggressive counterattack. Leaving know stone unturned, he even breaks down the most effective drills to increase the speed, power, and timing of the Muay Thai clinch techniques in your arsenal. Whether you are a beginner martial artists or a professional MMA fighter, Muay Thai Clinch for MMA will take your game to the next level.

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Ufc: Ultimate Fighter Season 11 (2010) Review

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(More customer reviews)The Ultimate fighter is no ordinary reality show. This show is a story is about a sport of strength, emotion, strategy and the overall drive to push ones-self beyond personal limitations. It is the dream of so many young and men to compete in front of millions of people getting paid to do what they love.
The Ultimate Fighter is based around the relatively new sport of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). It pulls unknown brawlers from around the globe with a wide variety of specializations, training, and of course differing world views which pit the fighters against each other. There are two coaches that are both established in the sport and their personal coaching team, and they are tasked with taking the motley crew that is given to them and molding them with discipline, exercise training into an ultimate fighter (SPIKE, 2010).
The first show of every season begins with 28 hungry fighters fighting to earn their place in the house, meaning they have earned the chance to compete on the show for the rest of the season. It is from these winners that the coaches get to pick their teams to coach for the season (SPIKE, 2010).
Over the season viewers gets to watch, root for, and cringe with their favorite new fighters as they push on through their personal struggles to be the best of their peers. For those strong enough or lucky enough, to make to the finals after 15 weeks there will be only four left with the chance of fulfilling their dreams. That dream is to be the ultimate fighter which includes a six-figure contract with UFC.


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