Mixed Martial Arts

Analyses of Techniques & Usage

De: Daniele Bolelli, Andew Zerling, Rhadi Ferguson, Steve Scott

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This book pulls together some of the best writings published in the Journal of Asian Martial Arts regarding modern mixed martial arts. Daniele Bolelli provides a superb overview by analyzing 176 matches that took place between 1993 and 1999 under the UFC umbrella. He also highlights the different ways in which grappling techniques are currently used in mixed martial arts competition. Dr. Rhadi Ferguson zeros in on armbar and chokehold submissions to conclude just how often these were utilized in 1,263 UFC bouts. His works here can assist mixed martial arts professionals with analytical information to help them in training practices and winning strategies. Other chapters provide insightful text and the photographic detail on: chokes, armlocks, and leg locks. Andew Zerling offers three chapters with the precious help of his teacher, Renzo Gracie. Steve Scott’s chapter is a highly detailed piece on the cross-body armlock, giving four primary applications. You’ll also find perspective and insight that illuminate what is occurring in the evolution of MMA competition: changing competitive rules and dollar amounts play a role in the outcome of championship belts and competitive crowns.