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Training Poll
I’ve been thinking about the best times to train lately. I feel like I have the most mental energy in the early morning, but I feel a little sluggish physically. I like to work on skills shortly after I wake … Continue reading
Super Summer Shorts Shootout!
It’s on! Four pairs of grappling shorts enter, one pair leaves. I recently tested shorts from Jaco, Sprawl, Revgear, and ClinchGear. Let’s see which ones are hottest! Jaco USA Resurgence Fight Shorts These are the first pair I tested. They … Continue reading
New Facebook Like Box!
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DIY Deadlifting Kit
I’ve been focusing more on training strength and power since winter–especially exercises requiring multiple muscle groups like squats and bench press. As athletes improve these movements, they often need to use pretty heavy weights. But having big dumbbells, Olympic bars, … Continue reading
Google+
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Book Review: Move-A-Day BJJ
I recently picked up a copy of Move-A-Day BJJ by Darin Reisler. As the name implies, the book provides a simple description of a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu move or concept each day. It’s a text that fills the gap left by … Continue reading
Roid Rage! Part II
Given the controversy over Nate Marquart’s testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) this week and its repercussions throughout the MMA world, I thought I’d provide a rare re-post of an article from last September. The scandal, and Marquart’s subsequent firing from the … Continue reading
More Video!
Another new video is up on the Moai Martial Arts Facebook page. Check it out and let us know what you think! (Don’t forget to “Like” our page, so you can get all the latest updates and bonus material!)
Dumpster UBE Machine
I went for a bike ride today, and, as usual, my legs were completely fried. I often work some reps with light weight to even out the workout, or I do some pullups and dips. This time I tried something … Continue reading









