ironchef

Hi Your Highness,

Looking back or looking forward, if you were to do over again or if you had a kid to develop into a great fighter, what arts would him train.
as a young child:
For example i would start out first having him learn boxing or kickboxing first. because i believe he learn how to throw punches and take punches and see punches and kicks so he be at ease if someone attacks him.
then i would have him learn gymnastics to develop flexibilty and tendon strength. he would probably be flexible the rest of life.
then i would have him train in kicking.
then have him train judo and bjj.
finally in high school have take wrestling.
after high school he can take up glock 101

what do you think?

thanks,
ironchef

Burton

Personally, I would start out with BJJ/Wrestling blend right away. It is great for flexibility, is fun, and a great advantage on school grounds. I would also do the boxing/kickboxing at a young age. I think that gymnastics is a wonderful discipline that can only help, and Glock 101 when the proper discipline and maturity is displayed.
I envy your kid! He or she is going to be something to see! By the way, are you a chef?

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ironchef

Burton,

I can't cook to save my life.
But I'm very good at take out.
and of course cup noodle.

Ironchef

Burton

Cup O Noodle got me through college! Nothing quite like it.

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"If you want to learn how to fight, you must practice fighting against someone who is fighting back!" Burton Richardson