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Nagging injuries are nothing new to anyone else that is familiar to martial arts and I think this is something that the casual fight fan takes for granted when they watch MMA on TV. I realize that the cliché is true. In this sport, you are almost never at 100%. Something is always pulled, strained or sore. It really takes a toll on your body.

So last week I explained what the challenge would be and I have now begun my training in mixed martial arts at the Lion’s Den in Scottsdale, AZ. My first class was grappling (jiu-jitsu with no gi) with my instructor, pro fighter Kiko France. The warm up and instruction for the class were challenging, but not too tough.

Like many people out there, I love to watch a good fight. People can’t help but stare, whether it’s a boxing match, a scrap in a hockey game or a couple of idiots swinging wildly at each other in a bar. There is some deep instinct in all of us that makes us slow down to look at a car accident or rewind our Tivo’s to watch a catcher get run over at home plate. We are all interested in the morbid and abnormal, whether we admit it or not

NYC’s longest Running Fight Series Presents The First Ever All Female Fight Card!

We are all so addicted to MMA that when there is nothing new on we find ourselves searching YouTube for fight videos.