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FAQ
We are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding our school and our classes. But to help answer some of the most common questions we receive, please see below. Further questions can be directed to mannydogpro@aol.com or stop in for a quick tour.
[Q] I want to compete in MMA - how long does it take before my first fight?
[A] There are a lot of factors that go into deciding when someone is ready for their first mixed martial arts event. The first and maybe the most important factor is your attendance. If you train once a week it will obviously take longer to get a high level of technique than if you were training 3-4 times a week. Even taking that into account, some people are just more natural than others. The best thing to do is talk with the coaches and together decide on when you are able to compete in either a cage or on the mat.
[A] There are a lot of factors that go into deciding when someone is ready for their first mixed martial arts event. The first and maybe the most important factor is your attendance. If you train once a week it will obviously take longer to get a high level of technique than if you were training 3-4 times a week. Even taking that into account, some people are just more natural than others. The best thing to do is talk with the coaches and together decide on when you are able to compete in either a cage or on the mat.
[Q] What does it mean "gi" and "no-gi" when looking at classes?
[A] The terms "gi" and "no-gi" refer to the uniforms worn in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes. If the class calls for having a gi, then you will need to come to class with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu uniform. If the class calls for going no-gi, then leave the uniform in your bag and be ready to train in a t-shirt and shorts for the class.
[A] The terms "gi" and "no-gi" refer to the uniforms worn in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes. If the class calls for having a gi, then you will need to come to class with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu uniform. If the class calls for going no-gi, then leave the uniform in your bag and be ready to train in a t-shirt and shorts for the class.
Be sure to stop in and try a Free Class. Bring in some comfortable clothes for training and experience first hand what makes St. Charles MMA one of the best martial arts schools in the country. Practices will be physically demanding, so be sure and be ready to lose weight, have fun and get in the best shape of your life!
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Be sure to stop in and try a Free Class. Bring in some comfortable clothes for training and experience first hand what makes St. Charles MMA one of the best martial arts schools in the country. Practices will be physically demanding, so be sure and be ready to lose weight, have fun and get in the best shape of your life!
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