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UFC 1: THE BEGINNING NOVEMBER 12, 1993 / MCNICHOLS ARENA, DENVER, COLORADO UFC 1 Championship Royce Gracie d. Gerard Gordeau (Tap out at 1:42 - rear naked choke) Semifinals Royce Gracie d. Ken Shamrock (Tap out at 0:57 - rear naked choke) Gerard Gordeau d. Kevin Rosier (Tap out at 0:57 - stomp to ribs) Quarterfinals Royce Gracie d. Art Jimmerson [...]

[...] lot and I'd like to be around to see that. Ryan: Tito, lets talk about, I don't want to dive too much into this last fight but, it was a surprise to me watching you lose the way you did to Randy Couture. I know it was a surprise to you. What happened in that fight? Tito: I don't know, I guess it was just Randy's night. I guess the back injury [...]

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[...] I quietly used myself as a lab rat. The results became quite visible, and, before too long, questions followed. My trainer asked that we work together, to develop a new way for his athletes to grow. And here we are..... Characteristics of AAS: There are two clearly discernable characteristics of interest to BBers. Anabolic: muscle [...]

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[...] Anthropometric data were collected at baseline, midpoint and endpoint. Confounding factors were accounted for, with linear models, for repeated measures with two-way interactions. The most important interactions for weight loss were (diet x energy intake), (gender x diet) and (gender x initial-weight). RESULTS: An average man in the [...]

[...] that makes a muscle grow? Intensity! Weak effort produces little growth. Maximum effort produces maximum growth, all other factors being equal. So that means you should always lift the heaviest weight in strict controlled form, right? WRONG! The idea that you need to lift heavy weights to maximize intensity may be a great way to sell you [...]

[...] he is the person who holds all of the rights to Mirko. In the 1990s he was the Managing Director of K1 and handled all of K1’s foreign business. In 2003, he took Mirko away from K1 to make him one of Pride’s stars. We could say that he is one of the key persons in the fight industry. Especially he is very close to Mirko. In 1998 and 1999 [...]

[...] from someone not clouded by conventional training thought. After Adam's fist attempt at bench pressing, he posed this question: "Why do I have to lower the bar all the way to my chest?" Being a big advocator of using the rack to do partial reps (for advanced men only, to this point) I knew you didn't have to lower the bar all the way to the [...]

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[...] I couldn’t wait to start my cycle. Progress naturally had stalled. I wanted to grow again — really grow. Arrival A week after placing my order, I pulled into my driveway one afternoon and noticed something suspicious. A van with tinted windows lurked a few houses down the street, in full view of my house. Was the law onto me? Was this a [...]

[...] for the brutality of the past, and the sportsmanship of today. He’s seen the best of both times as well as the worst, and now in his retirement, brings an entirely new way to view him as ‘Big Daddy’ as time marches on and fans globally say a possible farewell to one of the toughest cookies in the jar. Derek Callahan: Tell me about your [...]

[...] only until I lose the weight? A. No. You might lose a lot of weight by doing just cardio, but you will be losing muscle in the process. Lifting weights is the only true way to transform your bodie's shape. By lifting weight you will retain and possibley put on muscle, thereby increasing your metabolism, making it easier to burn fat, and [...]

[...] them. I'll never fight them again. Can you tell us more about Abidi, the fight in Paris and the disagreement between you two? First of all I must say something, I hated the way the audience reacted in Bercy. When the whole arena boos a guy when he steps into the ring, it's disgusting. Then they cheered for him after the fight. That's [...]

[...] from someone not clouded by conventional training thought. After Adam's fist attempt at bench pressing, he posed this question: "Why do I have to lower the bar all the way to my chest?" Being a big advocator of using the rack to do partial reps (for advanced men only, to this point) I knew you didn't have to lower the bar all the way to the [...]

[...] Jujitsu is technique and strategy. The first issue often confronted by the novice to the art is the aspect of "technique over power" and the fact that the opponent, in many ways, dictates the technique and series of moves to be used. This leads into the first issue to be discussed in this article which is the surrendering of the ego and becoming [...]

[...] cover up to compare Pride Vs The UFC. I will reiterate once again, I am merely comparing the two types of fighting environments and nothing more. This editorial is in no way a metaphor for comparing the two Fighting organizations. I do not favor one organization over the other. I must sternly echo myself again and repeat that this is in no [...]

[...] no longer eager to work out in tournaments. You know your art 'and you tend to forget the appeal of self-defense, you start to concentrate on the martial arts in a general way. We're interested in insurance, discipline, public relations. We all face poor images thanks to the television shows and the movies. I know that I got a telephone call [...]

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