The art of 8 limbs
January 8, 2010 on 1:07 pm | By admin | In Sports
This is a test post discussing Muay Thai in Indianapolis, IN. One thing I have noticed is that the athletic commission seems to be very open especially with the growing popularity of mixed martial arts (mma). It is pretty easy to find a sanctioned bout and you can almost always find a good smoker which are outlawed in some states with stricter guidelines. I recently moved to Indianapolis from San Diego. For the last two + years, I have been training with Kru Ruben Rowell at Extreme Power Gym in Oceanside, CA. It has been difficult to find a new gym here that compares to the training and intensity there.
In Indianapolis, IN there are a number of venues for fighting. Friday, January 8 2010, my brother and I will be going to 8 Second Saloon to seen some cage fighting. Hopefully these guys will have a decent stand-up game. Otherwise, it will be pretty boring unless there is some good ground and pound.
Hopefully, there will be some good promoters there that will have more information on where to train. Unfortunately, a lot of the guys fighting here have about 2 weeks of training and think they are pro fighters. So I am not planning on seeing any real skill or appreciation for the sport. But everyone like to see a good brawl every once in a while.
You can bet that I will be commenting heavily on what I see and making suggestions on choosing a venue to see a fight.
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