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he, nor does any fighter, get paid by by salary. they get paid by fight. they sign a contract for so many fights and get paid by fight. depends on how popular they are. rashad is pretty popular. he made 325,000-includes $100,000 win bonus for fighting rampage jackson and he has about two or three fights a year so you do the math.

you have to be at least 13-14 years old to become a kick boxer, and you have to find a gym to train in to stay fit then if their is a martial arts practice in town don't be afraid to join it.

Team ROC. There are multiple team ROC locations around N.C. and team ROC is the premier MMA team in the Carolinas. Simply google Team ROC to find a location near you. There are a number of Royce Gracie Jiu Jitsu black belts and Muay Thai instructors currently teaching out of Team ROC gyms.

I'm sure your not afraid and are commited and everything but you can't just get into the ufc. you gotta start at the bottom and make a name for yourself and if your lucky you'll get chosen to be on the ultimate fighter. Or be chosen as an alternate for if somebody gets injured. But to start that you need to train at a gym and get fights at a smaller show.

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AZ combat sports. they have a great group of pro and amateur fighters some of which are in the ufc. also great for someone just trying to stay in shape or learning the sport for fun. check there webpage. azcombatsports.com

If you live in north Phoenix "TNT MMA Training Center is the highest rated Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/Submission wrestling/MMA. TNT MMA's students have been extremely successful at local and national grappling and MMA competitions. www.tntbjj.com

Go to the one that Scott Epstein (Einstein) trains at. I don't know the name for sure but Eddie Bravo is his coach and he runs the gym. It might be called Legends.

It depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking to train alongside professional MMA fighters, then you should be looking to train at the Beijing Jiu-jitsu Academy (www.bjjchina.com), also known as China Top Team. They are China's first BJJ and MMA academy, established in 1998, and offer instruction by reputable Brazilian coach Ruy Menezes. They have trained all of China's top MMA competitors including Dai Shuang Hai, Ao Hai Lin, He Peng and Zhang Tie Quan. Instruction and facilities are top notch. They specialize in BJJ and Sanda for MMA competition.

You can also check out Club Hero (http://www.herospirit.com/), which has gyms in Shanghai and Beijing and offer instruction in MMA, BJJ, Muay Thai, Karate and more.

If you are just looking to roll or train to improve your fitness levels, or if you are not focusing on competition, then there are a number of gyms available throughout China.

For more on MMA in China check out RUFF (http://www.ruffchina.com), China's newest MMA organization and blog.

It really depends on what you mean by "mma lesson".

If you're talking about a seminar or something, they would most likely expect you to be at least in your teens. For an MMA school or something you can be as young as 6 in some cases (the mma school i train at has a youth program for several different age groups, one of which is ages 5-6). Just call the place you are looking at training and ask.

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Kimbo doesn't offer any money for a rematch. That would be up to EliteXC. Fighters don't pay other fighters to fight them.

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Depends on if you know how to take a punch correctly and how hard you get hit. You might even hurt all week.

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A rear naked choke is a submission hold which restricts the arteries in your neck to halt the flow of blood to the head, resulting in unconsciousness. The blood flow resumes once the hold is released.

The hold is performed by curling one arm around the neck, so the bicep and forearm are positioned over the arteries, and using the other arm to both secure the first arm (the hand of which grips your bicep) and to push the opponents head forwards into the hold.

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• It depends on how drastic you do karate and exercise yourself. If you spend an hour doing some relaxed and not strenuous exercises it doesn't help burn too much calories at all. If you are serious and do some useful movements and training of muscles, it does help you. In fact, doing any kinds of sports other than karate ,can help you burn calories in an hour, such as running, swimming and kung fu. Bear in mind it depends on your program you do.
• In a 2 hour class you may actually only do an hour of strenuous karate. I read that in karate you burn 10 calories per minute and for Tai Chi you burn 4 calories per minute. So in one class you can burn anywhere between 480 to 1200 calories. It is realistic that you should look between 600 to 840 for two hours. However, the more you weight the more you burn. A 245 pound 19 year old male can burn 861 per hour while a 145 pound male can burn 626

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Yes, MMA is real. While it is a very dangerous sport, the fights are closely monitored by trained referees who are obligated to stop the fight if one of the fighters is deemed unable to continue. There are also rules on what on can and cannot do in the ring. For example, it is illegal to kick a downed opponent, and certain areas, such as the eyes, mouth and groin are off limits.