How to Cage Fight
If you are interested in cage fighting, prepare for becoming involved in a dangerous game indeed. To cage fight you must possess uncommon physical strength and an ability to think quickly on--and off--your feet. Wrestling skills are also a plus, but the context of a cage fight requires a broader understanding of how to physically subdue your opponent.
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Instructions
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Condition yourself through a regular exercise program. To cage fight you must have a great deal of stamina and an ability to continue to fight despite serious injury.
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Practice a variety of different fighting arts. The cage match demands more than simple wrestling proficiency; anyone with a knowledge of various martial arts will has a decided advantage once the gate is shut.
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Work yourself up into a fighting frenzy before entering the cage. You'll often see wrestling superstars practice this technique in order to stimulate an adrenaline rush for the cage fight.
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Circle your opponent in order to get a feel for his fighting technique. Working into direct grappling from this point can give you an advantage if you possess significant upper body strength.
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Rely on superior physical conditioning in a cage fight, particularly against a larger opponent. Move in with superior quickness when you sense your adversary showing signs of exhaustion.
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Remember to protect yourself at all times against serious physical injury. If you intend to cage fight you must take into consideration the risk to long-term injury inherent in the sport.
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