Hot Sparring Items Added at The MMA Zone Store. We have just secured the ability to sell the Reevo product line in our store, so we are excited to be bringing you the Reevo MMA gear line. This is certainly an up and coming brand that we thing you guys will like and appreciate in your training.
If there are brands or products out there that we don’t have or know about yet let us know on our contact form and we will take a look and see if we can get them added to our MMA store at a price that makes sense.
How to Choose the best MMA Shorts for Mixed Martial Arts Training
Question: What kind of shorts should I buy for MMA?
Hayabusa Black Kyoudo Fight Shorts
Answer: Any shorts that have a drawstring, no pockets, and no metal or plastic on the outside are perfectly fine. The drawstring will keep your shorts secure. Pockets are dangerous because somebody’s fingers or toes can get caught in them. And any metal or plastic can cut or hurt your training partner.
These MMA fight shorts with the cutting edge Mechanical PolyDirectional stretch fabric. If you haven’t ever tried a pair of MMA shorts with this type of fabric then you are in for a real treat. These MMA fight shorts also have indestructible webbing to help with fitting. This makes them fit like they were tailor made for you and of course this comes with the popular Hayabusa exclusive Guardlock™ inner grip waistband system.
There are very few fighters these days that wear the tight trunks into the ocatgon. People like Cro Cop have made it their image to have the tight mma shorts hiked up over his right leg just waiting for the time to explode. However, about 99% of the fighters today where board shorts into the octagon. Whether it is Tapout, Affliction, Venum, or any other brad these shorts a always made to be comfortable and give you plenty of room. Some of the popular board shorts are made by Sprawl. Forest Griffin and Matt Serra are a couple of the top name that Sprawl have in their camp. Some others worth noting are veterans Ricardo Almeida, Josh Burkman, Kenny Florian, Josh Koscheck, Jason McDonald, Diego Sanchez, Joe Stevenson, Mike “Quick” Swick, and others.
This form fitting long-sleeve rash guard is constructed of polyester and spandex with a crew-cut neck and raglan sleeves to allow a full-range of motion.
These short-sleeved rash guards are built to last through the toughest MMA workouts.Each rash guard features flat stitching in a contrasting color that increases durability and prevents uncomfortable friction during training.
Building stronger feet is much more important than you think. If you are a martial arts practitioner you may immediately think of breaking boards when building stronger feet is mentioned. Of course conditioning the feet can help in these feats, especially if you move to breaking thicker boards or concrete blocks. One way to help this is to wear martial arts shoes which give your foot more flexibility and movement than traditional shoes. However clearly your feet support your whole body. So, having stronger feet alone in fact has proven to enable you to lift much heavier weights.
Beyond that of course if you ever hope to jump into the UFC octagon your feet are what have to hold you up during those long grueling rounds. Not to mention better foot and ankle strength may help you avoid being tapped out in some locks and submission holds. So how do you build stronger feet? This can be done both with exercise and conditioning.
How MMA Shirts Can Make Life Easier This might seem like a joke at first, but this is
for real. Wearing MMA clothes can really make your life easier in many ways. For those of you who haven’t experienced it yourself get some new threads, whether it’s a Tapout T-shirt, some American Fighter shorts or a UFC baseball cap and see how it works. The UFC and MMA is so loved by people of both sexes and of all ages it is the topic of so many random conversations these days from the supermarket to the post office. So using your MMA clothes as an icebreaker you can meet new people and get what you want easier. This also works great with women. Of course women all love clothes and may compliment you any way, but this makes it easier.
Wearing your Tapout, Hitman, or Throwdown gear or other MMA inspired clothing wherever you go will no doubt generate the opportunity for a lot of conversations and meeting new people. This usually starts with them asking if you are a real UFC or MMA fighter – a great opener for getting a fun rapport going with the opposite sex, and hey if they think you are tough too, what’s the harm. This also works exceedingly well outside of the US and Canada where these types of MMA clothes are more rare.
