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How Long Should It Take To Be Ready To Compete In MMA?
I am 21, 5′10″, and weigh normally around 160-165. i kno that i would be perfect for the lightweight division due to me size, as most lightweights are normally 5′8ish.
i train 6 days a week, 3 bjj classes, 2 muay thai, and 1 mma class to bring everything together. i plan on doing extra pad work and drilling outside of class, and i am also going to speak with some of the fighters from my gym to work wrestling.
i was wondering, at this rate, how long do you think it would take to b ready to compete.
i have been told by many people that i have a natural talent on the ground, and that for someone without any takedown training, i am pretty good. i have also been told that for my size, i am very strong.
i was just wondering on average, how long it normally takes to be ready to compete. i have asked multiple people, including fighters, and i thought i would get all the advice that i could.
If everything you wrote here is true than I am going to suggest that you look for advice on this matter from some of the people in real life who you already know to be credible sources of advice on such a matter. There are only a few people on this forum who would even be qualified to be giving you that kind of advice, and since they don’t see you training and sparing, they would know better than to give you advice. But if you are not kicking the crap out of most of the guys in your classes and only really getting beaten by guys who already compete than you can be pretty sure you have a long way to go. I’m also going to tell you that “I’m blah-blah-blah height and weight blah-blah-blah so I would be perfect for blah-blah” is dummy fan boy talk. If you don’t have the skill set, your physical dimensions are pretty beside the point.
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