lorenzodamarith
05-03-2009, 07:42 AM
hello,
coaches jones and haggard really did a nice job (as always) on presenting some relatively complex material in an easy-to-follow way. they both manage to keep the morale level high with humor, yet maintain a professional presentation.
we have begun to delve into "range control": how to properly transition to and from one range to another. one of the things that makes coach jones such a winner, is that he keeps his theoretical explanations short, yet thorough, and constructs intelligent practical application exercises that really bring the material to life. following the coaches' program, it is easy to develop a solid understanding of exactly where the techniques fit into the scheme of mma.
as usual, the other team members were a lot of fun to train with. everyone had a good time, and worked up a good sweat by the end of the seminar. it's too bad the seminar wasn't longer, as the time really just flew by...
a note on jonathan (tcc on the forum)...
that man is FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSST!!!!!!!!!!
you should have seen coach jones giggling with demonic glee every time tcc would be moving and striking... coach has big plans for tcc, and it is gonna be fun to see tcc drop someone in the first 15 seconds!!!!
tell you what tribe, even with a 100 pound weight advantage, sparring with him is gonna SUUUUUUUUUUUCK! you see, tcc thinks his speed is due to his stature (about 130 pounds).
no.
have trained with others his size/weight, and they don't move as he does. you will have to see him to believe it! others can certainly move their hands quickly, or bob and weave quickly, but their lateral movement is just as slow as the rest of us.
not tcc. his lateral movement is unreal. the timing relationship between his hands and feet is also unusually precise.
he is gonna be a god, and the coaches are looking forward to it!
in short, was very glad to be back! the coaches jones and haggard really put together an excellent seminar, and everyone had a good time. looking forward to the next one!
thanks
coaches jones and haggard really did a nice job (as always) on presenting some relatively complex material in an easy-to-follow way. they both manage to keep the morale level high with humor, yet maintain a professional presentation.
we have begun to delve into "range control": how to properly transition to and from one range to another. one of the things that makes coach jones such a winner, is that he keeps his theoretical explanations short, yet thorough, and constructs intelligent practical application exercises that really bring the material to life. following the coaches' program, it is easy to develop a solid understanding of exactly where the techniques fit into the scheme of mma.
as usual, the other team members were a lot of fun to train with. everyone had a good time, and worked up a good sweat by the end of the seminar. it's too bad the seminar wasn't longer, as the time really just flew by...
a note on jonathan (tcc on the forum)...
that man is FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSST!!!!!!!!!!
you should have seen coach jones giggling with demonic glee every time tcc would be moving and striking... coach has big plans for tcc, and it is gonna be fun to see tcc drop someone in the first 15 seconds!!!!
tell you what tribe, even with a 100 pound weight advantage, sparring with him is gonna SUUUUUUUUUUUCK! you see, tcc thinks his speed is due to his stature (about 130 pounds).
no.
have trained with others his size/weight, and they don't move as he does. you will have to see him to believe it! others can certainly move their hands quickly, or bob and weave quickly, but their lateral movement is just as slow as the rest of us.
not tcc. his lateral movement is unreal. the timing relationship between his hands and feet is also unusually precise.
he is gonna be a god, and the coaches are looking forward to it!
in short, was very glad to be back! the coaches jones and haggard really put together an excellent seminar, and everyone had a good time. looking forward to the next one!
thanks