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    let me think

    some would say

    muay thai
    brizilian jiujitsu
    wrestling


    this is supposed to have takedowns takedown defence gentle style hard style submissions striking with 8 limbs of the body
    this is what many in mma train in

    next combo up

    karate
    judo
    submission grappling

    once again a technique for most ery position

    now

    san shou
    sambo
    kickboxing or wing chun

    somthin for ery thing


    jeet kune do

    boxing
    pit fighting

    complete m,artial arts combat stuff

    mma school
    fitness
    meditation



    i cAN think of many useful comnbos but u have to find ur own way whaether it be aikijujitsu or a tae kwon do, hapkido and drunkards fist method which gb tghe way althought rare wen properly used woprk well in mma. mixed martilal arts is to describe a competiton where many martyial arts are used in a tornament and although not a torney any more all style champions still do well there look up all the styles listed and lokkinto a few others and the ddojos aroubnd u. find a good dojo

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    Which 3 styles of martial arts are best for MMA?

    Stand up: ?
    Takedowns: ?
    Ground game: ?
    Thanks!

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    Stand up: Muay Thai is probably the best because it goes over all the stand up aspects allowed in mma, low kicks, body kicks, head kicks, punch combos, knees, and thai clinch. But its best to mix it up and to have variety so I suggest a combination of Muay Thai, Boxing, and Sanshou.
    Take downs: your best bet is freestyle wrestling because it gos over more aspects than greco-roman. No gi Judo is great also because it can catch opponents by surprise and its hard to defend against, but it is very hard to master. But like always mix it up, between freestyle, Greco roman, and no gi judo.
    Ground game: You can't really beat bjj with anything nowadays, the only thing that can beat good bjj when your on the ground is bjj that is better, so Brazilian jiu jitsu is best on the ground. But since every one does bjj it doesn't hurt to have things like Sambo and Catch wrestling on the ground either, because every one does bjj it doesn't hurt to add in something new after you mastered the necessary things.

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    My opinion

    Stand up: Muaythai, san shou, or a combo of Chinese gungfu and ch. boxing
    Takedowns: a shooto/wrestling hybrid (would have said bjj before some of the best Wrestling pros learned how to best it in the last ten years or so)

    Ground: (same as takedowns)

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    Stand up: Boxing
    Takedowns: Judo
    Ground game: Bjj

    I'd suggest,

    Best wishes ***

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    Stand up- muay thai

    Takedowns- wrestling or judo

    Ground game-BJJ.

    Though just as good and what MMA pros do is
    1. treat MMA as the main martial art itself, where you will learn most of everything.

    2.Then specialise in some extra boxing for stand up.

    3.And extra wrestling for your takedowns.

    The reason for boxing being a better choice for them than muay thai is mastery of the hands,the hardest and most important skill for stand up is better taught by pure boxing. knees and elbows and kicks can be easily enough taught at the MMA class itself.

    The main advantage of doing the extra wrestling training is not to learn any new takedowns, (since its easily enough taught at MMA), but just to give you a chance to train with pure wrestlers, who are the best at it and will sharpen you more.

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    Stand up: Muy Thai
    Take downs: Judo, & Wrestling
    Ground Game: Brazilian Jujitsu

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    Stand up- muay thai

    Takedowns- wrestling or judo

    Ground game-BJJ.

    Though just as good and what MMA pros do is
    1. treat MMA as the main martial art itself, where you will learn most of everything.

    2.Then specialise in some extra boxing for stand up.

    3.And extra wrestling for your takedowns.

    The reason for boxing being a better choice for them than muay thai is mastery of the hands,the hardest and most important skill for stand up is better taught by pure boxing. knees and elbows and kicks can be easily enough taught at the MMA class itself.

    The main advantage of doing the extra wrestling training is not to learn any new takedowns, (since its easily enough taught at MMA), but just to give you a chance to train with pure wrestlers, who are the best at it and will sharpen you more.


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