Louis Bryson

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I agree Tad! As an X MMA competitor I know that is just to much stress and pressure on a maturing body. Around sixteen is a good time to start a amateur career, then turn pro between nineteen and twenty one if that is your goal. The training is good character and self-esteem building as well as respect and compassion for other competitors in the early years. But for a long prosperous career you need to go slow taking care of your body building wisdom through experience as your body and skills grow. Every fighter knows once you pass your prime you need another way to make a living. You're always gonna have those who only see violence and don't understand our love for the pure science and psychology involved.

3 months, 1 week ago In response to Fight Club Junior

Define what responsibility means to you.