Mixed Martial Arts Blog Teaches You to Punch

SAN ANTONIO - March 5, 2015 - PRLog -- Punch analyzes all aspects of the sports of mixed martial arts and boxing, lending new perspective on details not available in major broadcasts or usual journal outlets. Their unique view of the sport gives them credibility, in both the male and female arenas. Their main goal, however, is to entertain and also educate people on the values of mixed martial arts as a discipline for life, not just as a blood sport. “Mixed martial arts should be respected from the standpoint of the principles it carries over from its roots. Martial arts still teaches self defense."

Tips, Tricks, and Inside Looks

With every article, Punch breaks down what is important to MMA as it continues to evolve. From insightful training tips such as how to use a double-ended punching bag, to in-depth analysis on why intricate game plans make for boring fights, she fills the pages of her riveting publication.

Stories can be shared, commented on, and even sent to larger sports syndicates should major players in the game pick up on her candid view point. From an amateur and professional perspective alike, Punch pulls no punches and delivers a knockout forum for the true MMA fan. Punch even gets into controversial topics such as why finishing fights should be less important than it is right now; a subject no major sportscaster would dare to comment on. Hot button issues pepper the site, such as the importance of pound for pound listings in boxing. There is no fantasy league here for now, only the hard-hitting truth behind the sport that is grabbing hold of the UK and taking die-hard fans of traditional boxing by storm. The Punch publication is at the center of that storm, providing an eye-in-the-sky perspective and a voice for the punters in the pub. “Punch will become the premier outlet for MMA fans by the end of the year. We’re already seeing a trend toward the top.” Says the Punch team. Like the Beatles used to say, “What top? The very top!”


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