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Fight Science: Mixed Martial Arts Full Video
By CagE | January 29, 2008
Fight Science the full episode! Featuring MMA fighters Randy Couture, Bas Rutten, Dean Lister and Tito Ortiz.
Fight Science Part 1
Fight Science Part 2
Fight Science Part 3
Topics: Martial Arts, Training, Video |
January 30th, 2008 at 4:08 pm
This was a pretty good show but you can tell the UFC had a lot of swing in what was said. This must have been taped a while back because Tito and Couture would not tape a show like this now that promotes the UFC all the way through.
January 31st, 2008 at 12:27 am
well the fighters never uttered UFC once. the narrators, however, did on the show. and bas rutten looks in shape for a 40 year old!!! im surprised to see that his body looks the same as it did like 15 years ago.. and wtf, he still has a 6 pack!
February 5th, 2008 at 10:53 pm
Is Fight Science: Mixed Martial Arts avaialble for purchase antwhere?
February 12th, 2008 at 7:33 am
these science shows is amazing
alot of people who watch (ufc) friday nights,dont know how devastating the different kicks & punches is (including my self).to see the impact of the different things (messured) and the serious damage each of em can do is just crazy
more shows like this plz ;P
February 20th, 2008 at 1:24 pm
this show is pretty acurate but some facts are wrong, like, the elbows and knees are much much more muay thai-orientated than from kung fu or karate
February 20th, 2008 at 1:43 pm
also i dont think knowing at what point to jump and at which point to duck makes it a great combination of mind and body, sure they use their mind a lot, but no more than all other martial artist, and definetely not as much as aikido, muay thai, karate or kung fu artists
February 23rd, 2008 at 4:00 pm
Get your story straight tony you fuckin idiot they did say that they borrow the knees and kicks from muay thai. What the fuck are you babbling on about then not using their mind and body as much as all the other martial arts. First of all, all the other martial arts in the world limit you to what you can do in a fight, you cant grapple or wrestle in karate or kung fu and you cant kick or punch in jiu jitsu or wrestling. Its like comparing chess from checkers. MMA definitely comes on top and probably fuck all pure martial artist in the world!
March 12th, 2008 at 6:58 am
Somewhere on this page there’s a comment by someone named Angelo. He’s retarded. Not all pure martial arts are just striking and/or grappling. All martial arts are just as good as all the others. I’ve seen modern and old UFC fighters and they aren’t nearly as good now as mixed martial artists than they were back in the days of pure artists entering the octagon. Plus, pure martial artists wear clothes and are sportsman-like. You don’t get that anymore with these mixed martial arts bastards who think they’re the best in the world. I know several people that would destroy any one of those fighters if ever they met in the ring. Mixed martial artists are the jack of all trades and the masters of none. All they know is how to jab and kick and wrestle. They can’t even kick well at that. So don’t talk about pure martial artists. We’re way better than most mixed martial artists. You should be thanking the pure martial artists for UFC anyway because without us, it wouldn’t exist. Before you ask why don’t they go into the UFC then, it’s because they don’t want to humiliate themselves by stooping to such a low level. So anyone who thinks like Angelo can take what they think about kung-fu and shove it up their ass.
March 27th, 2008 at 6:13 pm
yea,
too ufc centric.
the music and narration style very americana -
limiting but not totally crap
March 27th, 2008 at 6:44 pm
‘the grapple’
May 7th, 2008 at 5:00 am
“I know several people that would destroy any one of those fighters if ever they met in the ring. Mixed martial artists are the jack of all trades and the masters of none.”
Sure you do. And you’re right, Mixed Martial Artists are the jack of all trades and the master of none, yeah… uhm except for the olympic wrestlers, olympic judokas, NCAA wrestling champions, K-1 world champions (kickboxing), muay thai world champions, San Shou world champions, Russian Sambo World Champions and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world champions that compete in the sport.
And the thing is, you can be one of those champions and still not do well at the sport, that’s the appeal of MMA, that’s why you need to be a jack-of-all-trades, but you in fact do need to be at least a master of one or two to do at least pretty well. That’s why it’s an exciting sport, that’s why people call it a chess match.
“We’re way better than most mixed martial artists.”
At your martial art, maybe you’re better than the ones who don’t train it, yeah. But that’s like saying boxers would beat MMA fighters in a boxing match. Of course they would, but MMA fighters would beat them in a MMA match, it’s really that simple. No one says, “American Football players suck, they would get absolutely tooled at soccer against the Brazilian national team”.