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CAMBRIDGE
FREE FIGHT INFORMATION
Cambridge
Free Fight has helped produce champions and class fighters in the fighting
arts of MMA, Submission Wrestling and Muay Thai. It's members are all
trained to the highest standards, whether they want to compete at competition
level or just want to gain some fitness and self-defence skills. The trainers
are experienced fighters themselves, training and competing internationally
With
5 champions to date(and more on the way), Cambridge Free Fight is one
of the top MMA clubs in the uk.
Vale-Tudo
style martial arts have gained major prominence in the last ten years.
The term Vale-Tudo is a Portuguese word and is translated as "anything
goes". Vale-Tudo was originally only seen in Brazil, where the legendary
Gracie family developed Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Vale Tudo would enter America
with the Ultimate Fighting Championships. This pay per view television
show would forever change martial arts worldwide.
To
train in MMA, fighters learn how to strike(both standing and on the ground),
Clinch, Takedown/Throw, and Ground submission techniques. UK competition
Rules vary from show to show but the fight usually takes place in a ring
or a cage. The fighters wear small gloves which don't interfere with any
of the grappling techniques. The fights start standing and the fighters
are allowed all techniques of Muay Thai(Punch, Kick, Knee, Elbows to body
and head) plus any takedown/submission wrestling techniques. Once of the
floor the fighters are allowed to carry on striking or use submission
wrestling techniques in order to try and finish the fight. The fight is
won by either a knock-out, Submission, or Referee stoppage. If the fight
goes the distance the decision may go to the judges although some shows
automatically call the fight a draw.
Depending
on the history and body shape of the fighters, you get different styles
of fighter:
Strikers prefer to try and keep the fight standing by using spawl techniques
(used to prevent a takedown) and hope to KO the opponent. Ground and Pounders
will take the fight to the ground and gain a position of dominance in
which they can keep striking at will eventually wearing the opponent down
into a submission.
Submission fighters will take the fight to the ground and try to submit
a opponent using a submission wrestling hold(armlocks, leglocks, chokes)
All the good fighters nowadays cross train which allows them to cope in
any of the different fight ranges. Thai Boxing, Boxing, Judo, Wrestling,
Brazilian Jiujitsu are all fighting disciplines which the fighter can
train in.
Mixed
Martial Arts(Ultimate fighting) is gaining big popularity in the UK. The
UFC and similar events can be regularly seen live here in the UK or on
television
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Head
Instructor: Gez Coville
**Ex-British
Super Lightweight Thai boxing Champion(WMTO)
**Ex-Complete
Fighting Challenge MMA Champion
**Certified
in Fitness Training(Advanced Instructor), Nutrition, Kinesiology, Sports
Hypnosis/NLP, First Aid etc
**Studied
Judo 25 years and Muay Thai in Thailand.
**Fought
on first MMA shows in UK.
**Competed
internationally in Cage fighting and Submission Wrestling.
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FOR
MORE INFORMATION REGARDING TRAINING WITH CAMBRIDGE FREEFIGHT PLEASE CONTACT:
GEZ COVILLE ON 07796268108 OR EMAIL gezcoville@supanet.com |