Podcasts about mixed martial artists

All picks are my own opinion on these Fights, that are hard to find all or a few Fight videos of the Contenders. So I Definitely Do my Homework. We don't know what these Mixed Martial Artist's are going through in their lives? Fighting is Mostly Mental, Staying Cool ,Calm and Collective in Chaos. It's a Flow State for any Mixed Martial Artists. Disclaimer... I've been watching these DWCS For 7 years now, and UFC Since 1993.And Boxing since 9 Year's old in 1980.We will Hopefully Help people make Their Money. And looking for certain Things with each fight. Look hard enough and you'll See Things you didn't know. Favorites don't always Win. ***All Rights Belong to Their Respective Owners, Copyright Act Of 1976, Allowance Of Fair Use.*** Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6749536451297280

Today I talk with Coach Rory Singer.  Rory is the younger brother of Coach Adam Singer and together they have run and coached MMA in Athens Georgia for several Decades. Rory is an UFC Vet and lifelong martial artist.In this convo we spoke about the expectations we have for new students entering the sport and particularly those who have the aspirations to fight at a high level. We talk about gym culture, duty of care for fighter and of course our philosophies of aliveness and ecological learning. You can find Rory here and here. You can find SBG Athens here.

Pretty Good UFC Card? I know it's Not Like We would Like it to Be? But We have Fights every week,And You're gonna Get a Epic or at least a Few Great Fights? The UFC needs to adapt the Yellow,Red Card's like One FC Does! If their on the Canvas to long without throwing any Ground and Pound? They Stand You Up! Quickly,I mean they give the Mixed Martial Artists time but a minute tops from what I've scene past 4 Years? So if their not trying to pass Guard and throwing lame strikes on their Opponents,= *Laying and Praying

Whenever there's a group of people, there's a culture” -Martin Rooney. This month we were lucky to catch Coach Martin Rooney while he was in town for a presentation. Coach Rooney discussed how we as leaders can inspire our athletes, but need to inspire ourselves as well. He and Donnie explored going “into the roar” and how the analogy applies to training not only his Mixed Martial Artists, but athletes and business professionals alike. Lastly, he covers not only pursuing and accomplishing your dreams, but addressing what we should do once that dream has been accomplished. If you ever run into coach Rooney, maybe you'll be lucky enough to watch him tear a deck of cards with his bare hands, but for now, tune in to some of the most inspiring career advice we've had on the show. A former US bobsledder and two-time Guinness World Record holder, Coach Rooney is the creator of the Training for Warriors system and former COO of the Parisi Speed School national franchise. Martin has presented to Fortune 500 companies, Military Organizations, and consulted numerous professional NFL teams. Martin has trained athletes from the NFL, MLB, UFC, NBA, WNBA and multiple top Division I collegiate programs. Martin has written five best-selling books for Harper Collins and Wiley publishers which have sold over a combined 200,000 copies. You can reach Coach Rooney on Instagram @themartinrooney and on Facebook @Martin Rooney.

Cody Stevens, owner operator of Wolverine MMA HQ and Performance, shares his inspiring story, detailing his amatuer and professional mixed martial arts fighting career.  Cody's obsession with mixed martial arts led him to opening his own gym and training a successful team in Mansfield, Ohio.  Zane Finley and Kanyon Tackett are young rising stars in the sport as they continue to win fights and build their amatuer records with plans of going pro!  You will be inspired and motivated, listening to their stories of triumph and courage!    INSTAGRAM @wolverinestevensmma @zanefinley16   SHOW HOSTED BY: John Pavlansky, and Pete Peterson SHOW PRODUCED BY: Mark Gray

Freethought Friends - Family, and sols new to the community, it is a privilege to share these messages of humanity with you; from the voices of the people. Mixed Martial Arts is not just an art form, nor a means to fight and/or hurt individuals. It is a pathway to a higher form of self, respect, discipline, and ironically it hurts; a lot! Why people of all walks of life find themselves drawn to martial arts and the strength of its teachings. The question is what are those teachings, and how do they hold real life implications?We were able to sit and talk with Elj @1one_n_only1likeme Portee, just before his bout on May 1st. Discussing the trivial and not so trivial act of fighting for one's life. Everyone knows what it means to be a fighter, but what does it mean to fight for your life. To use the principles we are taught in the cage, and on the mats to better ourselves outside the sporting venue and watchful eyes of the public. What does it mean to figure out “How to kick a bag”? How in the hell does it make you a better individual?From walking in the front door on your first day, being greeted by a monster of a coach, coming home and holding your loved ones after a hard day, to fighting on the big stage. The gifts taught to fighters are more than a championship belt, flocking fans, and even as a UFC Champion still dreaming of earning an equitable living. We carry them when we embrace a teammate before, during, and after a chin to the dome. There is more to Mixed Martial Arts, the practitioners of the arts, and their lives than mere entertainment. Take the time to hear the heart, blood, sweat, and tears behind the Fighting Life, Heartbeat at a time.Thank you to @1one_n_only1likeme for taking the time to sit and discuss with us how to be genuine Mixed Martial Artists. We will not  be taking you up on that punching bag session. Jasmine not very often is the partner and main supporter heard. Thank you immensely for sharing the other side of this story. @Prmtvsls for the music; pick up the pace folk.Thank you to the listeners helping us spread humanity out there. Please take the time to share, rate, and tell a story. Be blessed.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/freethoughtrevolution)

Please Follow, Rate, Review, and Share the Podcast. I sit down with local Personal Trainer, Josh Merrett. Josh is based in Coventry but delivers PTs both in-person, and online to people from all walks of life including, but not limited to, Mixed Martial Artists, many of whom fight out of Lions Gym. Josh and I discuss many topics such as MMA, strength and conditioning, his love of ultra-long-distance running, and more. This is one of the most insightful conversations I have had. I was able to ask questions about an area I have very little knowledge of, and it was a pleasure to get to know Josh a bit better personally. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AvatarJillian Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avatarjillian SUBSCRIBE to the Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl09XwvHwEz-9l6AGutWoMg Josh's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josh_merrett_strength

The #LytesOut Podcast has another huge interview with a member of our #FiftyFightClub. With more than 80 MMA fights and hundreds of grappling matches, Jeff "The Snowman" Monson is one of the most prolific Mixed Martial Artists in the sport's early history.One of the most active competitors throughout two decades, Monson has literally fought all over the world. Monson is also not one to mince words and he is not afraid to ride, shoot straight and speak the truth. Several very interesting reveals in this one!Follow the #LOP team on Instagram: @lytesoutpodcastCatch more of our deep dive interviews, including more #FiftyfightClub right here at the #LytesOut Podcast. Please like and subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnyrswDJ9PkNHqFLOMfIdZwCheck out clips from some of the #LOP's other #DEEPDIVE interviews -Throwing Up On the Way to the Venue - Nick Nutter - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET4i6i8ZUXw"Scott Smith and I went to War!" - Tom Atencio - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG3LOYvUrd4&t=41sAaron Riley Talks Winning "Fight of the Night" In the UFC - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWLCBjrcos8#JeffMonson #UFC #MMA #LOP #NHB #MMAHistory #LytesOut #DEEPDIVE #FiftyFightClub #FightTalk #OldSchoolMMASupport the show

On today's episode, I talk about my favorite boxers of all time, I talk about the likes of Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and many others.

In this episode of the March or Die Podcast my guest, Thomas Cronin breaks down principles for moving forward both in Martial Arts and in life.   Thomas Cronin is a BJJ Black Belt under Carlson Gracie Jr., the owner of Carlson Grace Jiu Jitsu in Temecula CA, and a national and international Brazillian Jiu Jitsu Champion. In addition to his own success, he has coached several students to become BJJ champions and professional Mixed Martial Artists.

Im very excited to have a chat with Arlene Angerfist Blencowe. She is a mixed martial artist and boxer whom was one of the first Australian female Mixed Martial Artists to compete in the Bellator. We spoke about her inspiration, the wins and how you learn from loosing. I hope you find this conversation as inspirational as I did. www.instagram.com/the_aussie_girl_angerfist/

The MMA awards are up for voting as we look at the nominees for the best Mixed Martial Artists who have performed in the past year and half. Arnel goes into the fighters who have elevated their stock the most and fighters who have had the most impressive showings so far. While we near fight island a former champion talks about their development as a fighter as we near Fight Island.As always, if you enjoyed the show, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC MMA Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/mma-podcast.htmlITunes Feed : https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-mma-podcast/id1114361694 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i-mto8LFhE&list=PLF8Qial15ufrsyjruCtHbSYt6fXOFjJEH"list=PLF8Qial15ufrsyjruCtHbSYt6fXOFjJEH Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_MMA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsmcmma/ Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC MMA Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying, or redistribution of The GSMC MMA Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Chris Kirk is a Ph.D. researcher at Liverpool John Moores University where he is studying the physiological demands of mixed martial arts. I have invited Chris back to discuss his most recent papers, the first of which is the first piece of evidence in the literature to demonstrate that weight regain after rapid weight loss is not associated with competitive success in high level Mixed Martial Artists. We also discuss his research in studying workload during training and the gaps in research when studying Mixed Martial Artists.

Eddie Yagin is a good friend of mine and a fellow Martial Artist.  Eddie Grew up in Hawaii and like most Mixed Martial Artists of our generation, has worn many different hats. Eddie was an artist and tattoo artist, carpenter, and Martial Arts practitioner and instructor. Eddie has had a storied career training and competing… Read More

John Connor is the co-founder of the Irish Strength Institute, a prolific high-performance center in Dublin that has catered to many of the best Combat Sport Athletes the country has to offer. John is currently completing a PhD at Dublin City University investigating the bathing protocols that are used by Mixed Martial Artists when they are cutting weight. To date, his research is the first to look at this in this population and is the first to outline a protocol that may be standardised to improve the safety of the practice. This episode is a great listen for any athletes, coaches or practitioners who have athletes who use baths in order to make weight.

Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza (26-7-0 1NC) makes his Light Heavyweight debut Saturday in a crucial career-defining fight versus no. 6 ranked Jan Blachowicz (24-8-0) at Fight Night 164 Sao Paolo. Plus, we make sense of Nick Diaz's interview with ESPN's Ariel Helwani, AND, Aaron sounds off on boxers wanting to fight mixed martial artists and vice versa.

Vinny Shoreman is a Muay Thai and Kickboxing commentator, as well as being known as one of the world's finest mind-coaches, working with anyone ranging from recovering addicts to high-level Mixed-Martial Artists and Boxers.

-- TRANSCRIPT -- Episode 001 - Jorge "Gamebred" Masvidal Welcome to Three Piece With The Soda, Mixed Martial Arts opinion and commentary presented to you in 3 quick shots and 1 longer, more substantial serving. I'm your host, Max Respect. It's only fitting to launch this podcast with the man who created the stunning media moment to which we owe our name, Jorge "Gamebred" Masvidal JAB: Jorge Masvidal is one of the legends of the second wave of Mixed Martial Artists, and it's impressive that he is still competing and performing at such an elite level. Masvidal has been fighting MMA for so long that his record boasts three fights in the Bodog promotion. To give you an idea of how much the game has evolved in that time frame, in the Bodog days Chael Sonnen had not yet been convicted of money laundering, had not yet been popped for performance enhancing drugs, and was using not-so-subtle homophobic insinuations to disparage jiu-jitsu players. Fast forward to 2019 and Chael, the eternal shameless hypocrit, now holds a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu blackbelt and has founded his own submission grappling promotion. THAT's how long Jorge Masvidal has been competing professionally as a Mixed Martial Artist. HOOK: Leon Edwards, of course Masvidal is not going to fight you. Why would he fight so far down the rankings when he just knocked out Darrent Till and TKO'd YOU in the same night? Gamebred needs a challenge. YOU're the one who needs the do-over. And, historically, guys with the last name Edwards don't fare too well against Masvidal. STRAIGHT: Coming up at UFC 239 Jorge Masvidal takes on dubiously undefeated UFC newcomer Ben Askren, who is coming off a questionable and unconvincing win over beloved-but-fading journeyman Robby Lawler. Despite the flukey nature of Askren's win over Lawler, this is in no way a safe fight for Masvidal. At a quick glance this looks like the UFC trying to feed Askren another stylistic-matchup slam-dunk like Lawler was supposed to be. But despite his love of throwing hands and gangster fight ethic, Masvidal is far from being the undisciplined brawler that is Lawler. In barely more than a minute Askren was badly beaten, bloodied, and damn-near finished by Lawler. Masvidal is a far more prolific and technical striker who hasn't been finished in over a decade. Considering Askren was BARELY able to survive against Lawler, early betting lines showing Funky as the favorite are unconvincing. Masvidal has the tools, the patience, and the experience to be the first to wipe that goofy lop-sided smirk off the face of Askren, and in so doing he would bag an impressive win that would carry a lot of cache in the current welterweight ecosystem. Haterade: There are three types of people who compete in a cage for a living: athletes, martial artists, and fighters. While Jorge Masvidal has all the attributes of a top-tier athlete, as well as the skills and discipline of a martial artist, "Fighter" is the term that truly defines his mindset and philosophy. If Kimbo Slice's Street Fights could be considered a farm league for professional Mixed Martial Artists, Masvidal would be the all time top prospect. And when you come up facing off one-on-one against another man in a backyard with no gloves, no medical personal, and no governing body, you simply have a different frame of mind. Watch the Edwards video again. Tactically, as a martial artist, Masvidal makes a terrible choice stepping up to Edwards' entire entourage solo. As an athlete it's an equally poor strategic choice, brawling bakestage bare-knuckle immediately after a fight from which he emerged largely, but not entirely, unscathed. As a Fighter, however, he took the only path that was true to his heart. Masvidal has stated publicly over and over that he is not about the drama and the manufactured hype that the UFC and its more notorious primadonnas use to promote fights. For Jorge, this is 100% real. So if you get in his face and talk trash, you can't presume that it will be saved to be settled as some later date. Gamebred can fit it into his schedule right now. If you're going to open your mouth to Jorge Masvidal, either be ready to back up your talk, or be prepared to have your mouth shut for you. And having your crew cry, "Assault" afterwards just makes you look like exactly the JV Beta that Masvidal says you are. That's the bottom of the Big Gulp for this episode. Join us next time for a look at Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone here on Three Piece with the Soda.

Reflecting on cannabis and caffeine intake. Training jiujitsu with my wife. Update on Beyond Brightside and Try Not to Die: In Brightside. Rundown on being a guest on the Fighter's Planet Podcast. Check out episode #38 on Spotify to hear about my nonfiction book, Unlocking the Cage: An Exploration of Mixed Martial Artists.  13:45 Chapter 17 of the Brightside audiobook.

Youth Sports Show with Mike McGivern joined this week by Mixed Martial Artists instructor and former competitor Duke Roufus the operator of RoufusSport.com

Chael Sonnen could beat me up, no question. Chael is one of the greatest Mixed Martial Artists alive. For the UFC and now BELLATOR, Chael has fought some of the baddest men on earth including Jon Jones and Anderson Silva to name a few, all while perfecting the art of trash talk. We talk about how to handle yourself in a fight, why performance enhancing drugs work, McGregor, Mayweather and much much more. Chael will be fighting Fedor Emelianenko in October for the Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix. Follow @Bellatormma on social media for more info on the fight.

“You have to be fluid and you have to ask a lot of really good questions.”
 Today we are joined by Denver Broncos strength coach and Landow Performance Loren Landow. After a quick run down of how Loren got to the Bronco’s we get into the transition from the private sector and combine prep to working in The National Football League, what new challenges he sees and what parts are similar. Next, Loren shares with us some of the work he’s done with Mixed Martial Artists, and discusses his role in developing those athletes and some extremely unique obstacles that come with working with high level fighters. This leads into a really interesting step by step progression of how Loren’s work monitoring the training loads and readiness of his athletes has evolved. We finish off discussing how he sets his groups based on KPI’s with the Broncos and what characteristics he’s looking for in different groups. ENJOY THE CONTENT? THEN YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT THE STRENGTH COACH NETWORK! You can find sensational content just like this in The Strength Coach Network. As a member of The Strength Coach Networks, you can access over 200 hours of the highest-level lecture content just like this one for 48 hours for only $1. Follow the link below to sign up and use the code CVASPS at check out to get a 48 hour trial for only $1. Check out The Strength Coach Network Here! https://strengthcoachnetwork.com/cvasps/ #StrengthCoach, #StrengthAndConditioningCoach, #Podcast, #LearningAtLunch, #TheSeminar, #SportsTraining, #PhysicalPreparation, #TheManual, #SportTraining, #SportPerformance, #HumanPerformance, #StrengthTraining, #SpeedTraining, #Training, #Coach, #Performance, #Sport, #HighPerformance, #VBT, #VelocityBasedTraining, #TriphasicTraining, #Plyometrics

Mike is the founder and owner of Skill of Strength. In his thirteen plus years as a Personal Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach, he has trained clients of all ages and abilities including athletes represented in MLS, NFL, MLB, UFC Bellator MMA, CES MMA and other local mixed martial arts promotions. In addition to providing performance-based training, Mike specializes in training clients with prior injuries including low back pain, shoulder, hip and knee injuries, and virtually any type of movement dysfunction. He works closely with local chiropractors, physical therapists and muscular therapists to ensure his clients are getting the best care possible. In addition to running Skill of Strength, Mike works as a consultant to several other gyms where he runs in-house seminars for their staff. He is available to present on strength and conditioning related topics including, but not limited to, kettlebell training, barbell training and functional movement. Mike also works for Pavel Tsatouline’s company, StrongFirst. He is a StrongFirst Senior Instructor (Kettlebell Instructor) and SFL instructor (Barbell Instructor) for StrongFirst. In this position as Senior Instructor, he leads teams of other instructor candidates during StrongFirst certifications and runs one-day user courses at Skill of Strength and other gyms. Mike also recently accepted a position as an instructor with Functional Movement Systems (FMS). Mike’s true passion is working with Mixed Martial Artists. He currently trains over a dozen local fighters including several title holders. He runs a website dedicated to the art of strength and conditioning for fighters, www.mmafightprep.com. Mike’s credentials include: National Strength and Conditioning Association – Certified Personal Trainer – (NSCA-CPT) Strongfirst Senior Instructor Strongfirst Barbell Lifter- (SFL) USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach- (USA-W) USA Track and Field Coach (USATF) Functional movement screen certified specialist (FMS 1+2) Certified Kettlebell Functional Movement Specialist (CK-FMS) FMS Assistant Instructor   Here is what you will learn in the interview: Mike's background Skill of Strength's Intake Process for New students and clients Correct vs. Corrective exercise Training clients coming back from low back injuries Progressions & why regressions are doing your work twice MMA programming Why Movement prep should be skilled based Efficiency vs fitness The importance of the weight shift in the pistol and much more Show Notes: Skill of Strength (Website) Skill of Strength (Facebook) Skill of Strength (Instagram) Mike Perry (Instagram) Pistol Tutorial  

Apparently, this whole merging of quantum field theory and general relativity business was a little more complicated than we initially thought and so we extended the podcast into a second hour. All of which is released on a single day! You're welcome humanity. And don't worry. We didn't entirely solve the problem. We just warmed it up for you. Any listener who can unify the four major forces wins...a Nobel Prize! Congratulations!!! In practice, the most important takeaway of the second part of the conversation is how we think about truth--it's about a series of practical tools that do better jobs of approximating reality--and the fact that because we both are super keen to democratize knowledge and make all of this accessible...Spiros is joining the Mixed Mental Arts dojo. In the car, he was super excited to have convos with Mixed Martial Artists, chefs, comedians and anyone else. So, get ready for that world. We're going to all roll together and evolve the best set of beliefs the world has yet seen. The fun is just starting 'cause it turns out we don't just need a Theory of Everything. We need Theories of Everything. We have a lot of work to do!

Comedians Jeff Danis & Ryan O'neill stop by the Mancave to talk to me about their favorite stories from Mixed Martial Artists, Ari Shaffir and his epic disappearance into Asia, my wife stops in and we talk about O'neill's dyslexia, their past drunken experiences on the Bertcast, I read the last letter Ari wrote to me & Tom Segura, & Comedy Central Roast Battle Champion Frank Castillo calls in!!!    To get my book "Life of the Party" click HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Life-Party-Stories-Perpetual-Man-Child/dp/1250030250 For all TOUR DATE & MERCH click HERE: http://www.bertbertbert.com   To Follow me on.. Twitter: https://twitter.com/bertkreischer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BertKreischer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bertkreischer/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Akreischer  

Dr. Michael Gervais is fascinated by the psychology of high performance, in rugged environments. Throughout the past 15 years, Michael has been in the trenches with some of the best performers in the world – some who shift how we conceive what’s possible — others who have pushed their own boundaries — ranging from hall of fame athletes to action sport game-changers, entrepreneurs, Mixed Martial Artists, to musicians who influence the rhythm of the world. He’s excited to share the many paths toward mastery and provide very applied practices that we can all use to be and do more in our time together.

For fifteen years, Minotauro Nogueria has seen generations of Mixed Martial Artists come and go, but still keeps his motivation to reach the top of the game. He returns home to Brazil to face Stefan Struve this Saturday at UFC 190.

Trying to relate religion to martial arts is a difficult subject to cover because of the influence of Eastern Philosophy has on Martial Arts. Religion is not a very popular topic throughout martial arts even though you see Mixed Martial Artists give praise to God before every fight. I will be talking about how I use the wisdom of the … Read more about this episode...