Is P90X® Tough Enough for MMA?

26
Oct
2010

By Karen Tonnis (from Beachbody Issue #052 10/26/10)

Imagine what it takes to punch, kick, and wrestle your way through three 5-minute rounds against a relentless 250-pound opponent. That’s the kind of extraordinary stamina required of an MMA (mixed martial arts) fighter. MMA uses techniques from several fighting styles, with an emphasis on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Greco-Roman wrestling, boxing, freestyle wrestling, Muay Thai, and karate. (The best fighters kick butt in all of them.)

Watch: Tony with professional MMA fighters Jared Weiner and Wilson Reis

Small wonder that the world’s fastest-growing sport is also one of the most demanding when it comes to training—training that can be beefed up with the P90X® program.

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Watch: Tony with professional MMA fighters Jared Weiner and Wilson Reis

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