General rule of thumb is that if you need to ask then you shouldn't teach. But there is no real requirement unless you are going to join an organization. Then the organization will have its own requirements you must meet.
Insurance is for a business and for a simple club I don't think it's...
That sounds like a kickboxing training than a mma training.
That's a good training schedule as long as you can get proper rest in between training and take proper rest days. Pros usually train two to three times a day usually classes and takes a nap to help with the recovery. They also have a...
Don't think about physical limitations so much, because many of those limitations will change with training. Think more about what would you like to do. Do you want to strike, grapple, flying kicks, ground fighting, clinch fighting, pacifistic defense, etc.? Your goal should be more important...
UFC no. Because they would settle on a good long reigning heavy weight champ if they were scripting it.
However it has been known in some of Japan’s mma to have fighters lose for the hype. Then again Japanese mma grew out of pro wrestling so it’s kind of understandable.
The closest to...
I'll describe the 2 most well known and yet effective styles in each of the fighting range first and then give you my opinion on what might work for you.
Striking
Muay Thai - It means Thai boxing, but it's like kick boxing with elbows and knees thrown in. It is very active style that is sure...
Actually I think spirituality is more of the americanized thing to do. Pre-WW II era asia didn't bother with all spiritual stuff, and it was more about learning to fight. (Which is why martial artist in Asia wasn't very respectable position back then)
This is not including Japan, but they had...
No such thing as all even, but I'll bite and play your game.
1. muay thai
2. kyokushin karate
3. wing chun
muay thai and kyokushin actually are in a very close in effectiveness in my book. kyokushin started out as karate that was tested in many different fights(some human, some not human)...
you can become a master without being super muscly. matter in fact there are a lot of masters who's even got a belly going. unless you properly give time to training your martial art you are going to have to separate conditioning to keep fit. (thus to get muscly with MA you are going to have...
I believe there's a belief that TKD will help you grow taller, like there is belief that basketball would. but I really think these are tall tales. just don't work out too much to get buff and you should be fine. (your dad might have been effected by Judo that needs to throw human weight around.)
addition to all the points that people brought up there was also a story from the original Greek Olympics where the athletes wanted wrestling first, pankration(Greek MMA of the time) second, and boxing last. They reasoned that wrestling was the safest and boxing was the most dangerous, and this...