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Gazlay43 · 03-05-2008, 06:53 PM

Wheres a good place to become a good mma fighter in vegas? I was thinkin about goin down 2 randy couture, frank mir, or forrest griffin...

Boondock · 03-05-2008, 08:39 PM

It depends what your looking for. There are gyms in Vegas that can offer full MMA training like Xyience Training Center, Extreme Couture, or Fight Club. Those gyms are really expensive if you want the full package. Or you can focus on one disipline at a time and get better training ie. Striking or Grappling. For striking i would suggest Muy Thai at Master Toddy's (where I train) for grappling I would suggest Jui Jitsu at Mark Laiman's Cobra Kai. Both would be a bit cheaper.

ChinPieceDave667 · 03-06-2008, 06:12 AM

I've trained at Xtreme Couture and it was a good time. Trainers really know what they are talking about and the gym is amazing. I definitely agree with Boondock, If you want to concentrate on other disciplines, which I highly recommend because you will get more out of it, I would go to some gyms that specialize. Cobra Kai is great for BJJ.

Gazlay43 · 03-06-2008, 02:24 PM

i did jui jitsu for a long time and i am really comfortable on the ground
i think im gonna do muay thai 2 brush up on my stand up

03-05-2008, 06:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
Gazlay43 Rank: New Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: vegas Posts: 20 Country: Gender:	vegas training Wheres a good place to become a good mma fighter in vegas? I was thinkin about goin down 2 randy couture, frank mir, or forrest griffin...

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Boondock Rank: Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53	It depends what your looking for. There are gyms in Vegas that can offer full MMA training like Xyience Training Center, Extreme Couture, or Fight Club. Those gyms are really expensive if you want the full package. Or you can focus on one disipline at a time and get better training ie. Striking or Grappling. For striking i would suggest Muy Thai at Master Toddy's (where I train) for grappling I would suggest Jui Jitsu at Mark Laiman's Cobra Kai. Both would be a bit cheaper.
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ChinPieceDave667 Rank: Lightweight Experience: 5-7 Years Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 7th layer.. or DC. Posts: 1,930 Country: Gender:	I've trained at Xtreme Couture and it was a good time. Trainers really know what they are talking about and the gym is amazing. I definitely agree with Boondock, If you want to concentrate on other disciplines, which I highly recommend because you will get more out of it, I would go to some gyms that specialize. Cobra Kai is great for BJJ.
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Gazlay43 Rank: New Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: vegas Posts: 20 Country: Gender:	i did jui jitsu for a long time and i am really comfortable on the ground i think im gonna do muay thai 2 brush up on my stand up

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