Looking for a training camp
#1
March 31, 9:26 am
Looking for a training camp
I am in sarasota fl, looking for a training camp willing to take me on... I have an upcoming fight, i hope in birmingham al, that would be a pro debut for me... the fight is on may 5, and need to get right with a training partner and work out... anyone with helpful hints contact me at drewsmith595@rocketmail.com.. 
#2
March 31, 10:23 am
Have you tried contacting any of the local gyms in your area? Some of them might be willing to work with you and help you prepare for your pro debut.
What is your amateur record?
If you are making your pro debut, a good trainer and training partners is a must.
This is your business now, so investing into yourself and professional trainers will only payoff in the long run.
What is your amateur record?
If you are making your pro debut, a good trainer and training partners is a must.
This is your business now, so investing into yourself and professional trainers will only payoff in the long run.
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#3
April 11, 7:45 am
Andrew,
I hope you were able to find a training facility. If you're serious about turning pro, you need good and consistent training from a set of coaches and sparring partners. I don't advocate anyone to just haphazardly get into the cage just because they know a few moves and feel that they are tough. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to take it seriously. I've seen too many fights at these local shows with guys that have no business being in there and are just fodder to beef up another fighter's resume. Just a few thoughts on the matter.
Good luck,
Energy MMA
I hope you were able to find a training facility. If you're serious about turning pro, you need good and consistent training from a set of coaches and sparring partners. I don't advocate anyone to just haphazardly get into the cage just because they know a few moves and feel that they are tough. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to take it seriously. I've seen too many fights at these local shows with guys that have no business being in there and are just fodder to beef up another fighter's resume. Just a few thoughts on the matter.
Good luck,
Energy MMA
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#4
April 11, 1:49 pm
Good info Energy MMA! Thanks for contributing on this thread/topic.
Quote:
Andrew,
I hope you were able to find a training facility. If you're serious about turning pro, you need good and consistent training from a set of coaches and sparring partners. I don't advocate anyone to just haphazardly get into the cage just because they know a few moves and feel that they are tough. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to take it seriously. I've seen too many fights at these local shows with guys that have no business being in there and are just fodder to beef up another fighter's resume. Just a few thoughts on the matter.
Good luck,
Energy MMA
Originally posted by: Energy MMA
Andrew,
I hope you were able to find a training facility. If you're serious about turning pro, you need good and consistent training from a set of coaches and sparring partners. I don't advocate anyone to just haphazardly get into the cage just because they know a few moves and feel that they are tough. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to take it seriously. I've seen too many fights at these local shows with guys that have no business being in there and are just fodder to beef up another fighter's resume. Just a few thoughts on the matter.
Good luck,
Energy MMA
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