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Easy. If people don't want you to record them, then don't. Here's another idea: get another hobby.

If you already know the answer, why do you even ask?

There is no statistical data as far as habits (eating and otherwise), of people who play the UFC videogames. So to answer your question, there is no way to tell. Noodles are very popular, it's a safe bet that video game players eat noodles.

One that is close to you, under a good instructor/school.

That depends on the promotion.

You will not find it on youtube, they are quickly taken down due to copyright infringement.

Manvel Gamburyan. He is a 3rd dan black belt in Judo and 2nd dan black belt in Kyokushin karate.

Dana White, he is the best known UFC manager.

By hitting it as per your teacher's instruction.

A previous injured cracked the bone, thus breaking with the final hit.

No. MMA is a sport, you don't need any belts to practice a sport. All you have to do is go to an MMA gym and sign up for classes.

That would be up to the instructor. I you are training just for the belts, you won't learn properly.

You are going to learn fighting techniques utilized in the sport of MMA. I have only taken a few MMA classes, they have been very good. Yes, it can help you get fit and toned, as long as you combine it with the proper diet.

One that is close to your home, that you can take as often as possible, under a good instructor. Check out martial art schools in your area, try at least one class and then decide.

Hopefully never. They showed 1 hour of commercials, and only the main event fight , which lasted last than a minute. Absolutely absurd.

Most likely at torrent sites. Beware of viruses though.

No, because it wouldn't be true. The former pride staff is now in the DREAM promotion.

When done with the proper technique, it can be. If you teach yourself, you will not learn proper technique you will not learn any self-defense, and you will not be able to stand up for yourself. You need proper instruction under a qualified teacher to correct your mistakes, and sparring partners.

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That would depend on your natural weight when you are ready. You are ready once you start MMA training, since you have not even started, it's impossible to tell.