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MMA: New Breed of Athletes

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Miscellaneous

 

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William H

 

Date added:

November 26, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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What many of the traditionalists don't see or refuse to see is the different aspects of mma competition. Many of these people would also disagree that mixed martial arts is safer than sports such as boxing and kick boxing. People also don't tend to think of all the different aspects that makes mixed martial arts so competitive...
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My strongest point is that the men that compete in MMA are not savages or thugs, but perhaps the most highly trained athletes in the world. Many people that see a MMA competition for the first time would not think that it is a very safe sport. In reality MMA is safer than traditional combat sports such as boxing and kick boxing...
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