Athletes will be recruited and placed in in training camps. On the elite college level, wrestlers
already have the work ethic, the attitude, body awareness and of course superior grappling and
scrambling skills. I would NOT be surprised to see MMA become an Olympic sport in
the next 16 years.MMA will take the path of all professional sports. The future
of MMA will come from Amateur and Collegiate wrestling. Adult martial arts will be another
tool to help them live their lives better. The Cinderella, rags to riches story of
a kid learning MMA at his local boys club is highly unlikely to happen. The
idea of having MMA at the local martial arts school will be the same as
teaching cardio kick boxing or aerobics (it's almost there now- most guys just don't know
it yet.) There will always be the exception, but on the whole, there in no
way that someone who starts training at their local club will be able to compete
with a collegiate elite wrestler; NO WAY, NO HOW. Offering MMA in the near future
will be like offering professional football or basketball classes.While most people enjoy watching football, they
aren't about to go play professionally. He will lead a Spartan lifestyle and seek out
higher levels requin tn of competition in order to improve. Today's student just wants the facts, the
skills and go about there lives. The sport of mixed martial arts will continue
to grow, regulated and controlled to meet the safety standards of each state. Unless you
are teaching wrestling, judo or BJJ you will not be able to compete. But they
still have an interest in related activities. The path of the MMA fighter will
be wrestle and maybe do some Judo or BJJ as a youth. In the next
5 years, if you're not in the self defense and fitness business and you continue
to offer ONLY martial arts programs, you're going to be stuck and forgotten.The mixed martial
arts and grappling era on the local level will be soon over. They get picked
up by promoters and handled by managers and trainers.For MMA it will be even harder
to break in. The vast majority of champions have a wrestling back ground. I happen
to agree. The vast majority of adult practitioners look to martial arts for self
defense training. Programs must focus on fitness and self defense to survive. It's the nature
of the beast, but that ONLY attracts a small percentage of people who are looking
for that lifestyle. MMA Tn Requin will be the business it inspires to be: Major sports entertainment.So
where does that leave the state of martial arts? Martial arts will always have it's
niche, cult following. MMA journalist, Joe Rizzo of the internet talk show "The Rear
Naked Choke" expressed this sentiment in a recent pod cast and I couldn't agree more.
When he's out of college or high school, he should learn to strike: boxing and
muay thai. It has already happened. But there is always a need for self defense
skills. Good striking skills only take a few years to develop and submissions even less
than that (you can build up a decent submission DEFENSE in about a year.)Wrestling in
the US has a tremendous infrastructure and talent pool to choose from. As MMA grows,
they will have an interest but no desire to jump in the ring- even if
they tried, there won't be much opportunity. I'll go one step further and PREDICT the
next evolution of the sport of MMA and the Martial Arts industry.Mixed martial arts will
go the way of boxing and take its place among at the top of the
of American combat sports. This doesn't happen at the local studio, it can't.What will continue
to happen is college wrestlers will be recruited MORE by MMA promoters. Many pundits say
that the Lessner-Couture fight marked the beginning of a new era of Mixed Martial Arts.
As the payday for MMA increases, it becomes a viable option for elite college wrestlers
to pursue. The only other options were go to the Olympics or go to work.I
only hope the athletes get their due, which is going to happen since most of
them are college graduates, they have more OPTIONS than a starving kid form the street.
They will be developed, just like any other pro athlete.The day of the small local
MMA club is gone. I even for see an MMA draft. It's faster and it
has an edge that meets the demands of our grow-up-to-soon, over-exposed youth. If you're teaching
in a traditional style dojo, you better incorporate self defense training into your program or
you can say good bye to your adult program.Adults are interested in martial arts will
want to do only two things: Learn self defense and get in shape. If we
look at the boxing model, fighters come out of small local gyms, fight in small
venues as they work their way up the food chain. Will you be there for
the turn?Martial arts, self defense and mixed martial arts.
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