Genki Sudo And training for MMA

[The kza]

That's it my decision has been made. I'm going to fight in mma, not only to aspire to become a great fighter, but also a great entertainer. I figure that my grappling is way better than my stand up is, so I wanted to start fighting unorthodox like Genki Sudo does
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPJO8...eature=related

It's funny because I mostly held a thought structure the same as him and then i watched the above documentary.... absolutely amazing....
I will continue to practice everyday, but with a new aspect of spreading the word of peace and infinite unity as beings!


so, what training program does one do to become like this is my question for you all???
I'm at 175 6'2 and I'm doing pretty well right now with a competition record of 6-3 considering I just started at this time last year. and I started picking up 10th planet last spring. I'm having the most trouble cutting that last layer of fat, and I'm also curious what type of weight lifting program one should do? any suggestions are appreciated to the max!

This is now a Genki Sudo apprechiation thread as well

[Sean Marshall]

You can do some crazy stuff as long as you do it at the right time.

A good entrance is huge with getting people to remember you. Doesn't have to cost much. Could be as cheap as a Darth Vader Mask and the Imperial March burnt onto a disc and people will remember you. Ive seen some pretty good entrances for very little money. Creativity

[Sean Marshall]

with the training part, make sure to get your repetition numbers up with the unorthodox stuff and use the moves a lot in live hard sparring is all i can think of now.

[The kza]

thanks a lot, I've been doing tabata training for my intervals and grapplinging 2hrs a day, not to mention when I get asked what I do I bring that up and that leads to tests of macho fighting lol

[Robert Sevigny]

This is now a Genki Sudo apprechiation thread as well

ABOUT GOD DAMN TIME!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIUWH-tuGGk

youmad?
SUDO GENKI ICHIBAN ZUTTO!

[Robert Sevigny]

he can beat royler 2 yah know!

[Robert Sevigny]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPMjo...eature=related

[Isaiah Mendoza]

You can do some crazy stuff as long as you do it at the right time.

A good entrance is huge with getting people to remember you. Doesn't have to cost much. Could be as cheap as a Darth Vader Mask and the Imperial March burnt onto a disc and people will remember you. Ive seen some pretty good entrances for very little money. Creativity

Jason Miller entrances are always classic... But Genki Sudo's entrances take the prize. Genki Sudo is what happens when you mix intelligence with creativity, and some kickass fighting skills.

[AJ Camacho]

You can do some crazy stuff as long as you do it at the right time.

And that's the dilemma. Good luck finding a gym that will let you rep their name while letting them know that you want to go out there like Genki Sudo. Among your standard MMA gyms, there tends to be an accepted style or approach to MMA. I doubt that any modern gym would let you fight like Genki without calling you a reckless showboat.

Often times, the thin line between bravery and stupidity is simply the result of success or failure. Showing them footage of a japanese guy who walks backwards towards their opponent is going to be tough.

Personally though, I love the idea.

[Sean Marshall]

I doubt that any modern gym would let you fight like Genki without calling you a reckless showboat.

Especially when your not pro level yet with your oddball stuff. A lot of the time people wont respect you when you walk in the door and no one knows who you are. You have to earn respect in your average gym filled with beasts. Wolf pack mentality builds when people go through a lot of battles together.

It can be hard to train stuff out of the norm, especially if you have an old school instructor that is very outspoken about what they think should or shouldnt be done in a fight. I remember Renzo benching that guy on his IFL team for trying a cartwheel pass in a fight(i think it was a cartwheel).