Bas Rutten's MMA Workout (Preowned)
Prix habituel
$43.00 CAD
Prix habituel
$70.00 CAD
Prix soldé
$43.00 CAD
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Contains 4 Audio Compact Discs (Boxing, Thai Boxing, All-round Fighting, All-round Workout), 1 DVD, and 1 Instruction Manual.
This is what the workout will do for you:
They will improve your stamina and power.
They will improve your speed.
They will improve your reflexes.
They will improve your coordination between hearing and performing.
They will make you throw out combinations like you never did before
"If I don't have time to go out to a gym, I do it right in my back yard. Or, the last four times that I went to Japan to do the commentary for the Pride show, I do the workout in my hotel room, just to stay in shape. You can do it all by yourself as a shadow box routine, in the gym on the bag, or with a partner on the focus mitts or Thai pads."
-Bas Rutten
Bas Rutten started his Martial Arts career at the late age of 21, and he quickly discovered that Martial Arts was his caling. Within one and a half years he got his 1st degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. One year later, he received a 1st degree black belt in Kyokoshin Karate. Presently, he holds a 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and a 5th in Kyokoshin Karate. While he was doing these two sports he also started to compete in Thai boxing. He became the Dutch champion, and fought 16 Thai boxing matches of which he won 14 by KO. In 1993 Bas was contacted by the Japanese organization Pancrase, and he fought his first fight for Pancrase on September 21, 1993. He won the fight in 43 seconds and from that moment on became one of the favorite fighters of the Japanese audience. In 1995 he won the prestigious King of Pancrase World Championship Belt in Nippon Budokan, Tokyo. He defended that title two more times successfully, and then resigned as the undefeated World Champion in order to compete in the biggest No Holds Barred event in the world, the UFC. He went undefeated in the Octagon, and became the UFC World Heavyweight Champion.in May, 1998. Bas suffered from many injuries towards the end of his long fighting career, and after winning the UFC title he felt it was the right time for him to retire as a professional fighter. He now lives in the United States and works as an actor and fight coordinator in the television and motion picture industries.
"Even though I am a kickboxer, I love to do the all-round fighting tape because it gets me really tired, and beats hitting the bag."
-Peter Aerts
"Do this workout and it will get you in great shape!"
-Pedro Rizzo
"It's a great workout, but that's not all. You have to stay very focused on what Bas is teaching, and listen and react to every single thing he says to get the most out of the workout. That way it's both fun, and useful for your fightgame."
-Mark Kerr
"Bas' Training is the best, I can used it when I am on the road and it pushes me to my best or Beast limits. I recommend it to anyone... except my opponents!!!"
-Bob Sapp
This is what the workout will do for you:
They will improve your stamina and power.
They will improve your speed.
They will improve your reflexes.
They will improve your coordination between hearing and performing.
They will make you throw out combinations like you never did before
"If I don't have time to go out to a gym, I do it right in my back yard. Or, the last four times that I went to Japan to do the commentary for the Pride show, I do the workout in my hotel room, just to stay in shape. You can do it all by yourself as a shadow box routine, in the gym on the bag, or with a partner on the focus mitts or Thai pads."
-Bas Rutten
Bas Rutten started his Martial Arts career at the late age of 21, and he quickly discovered that Martial Arts was his caling. Within one and a half years he got his 1st degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. One year later, he received a 1st degree black belt in Kyokoshin Karate. Presently, he holds a 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and a 5th in Kyokoshin Karate. While he was doing these two sports he also started to compete in Thai boxing. He became the Dutch champion, and fought 16 Thai boxing matches of which he won 14 by KO. In 1993 Bas was contacted by the Japanese organization Pancrase, and he fought his first fight for Pancrase on September 21, 1993. He won the fight in 43 seconds and from that moment on became one of the favorite fighters of the Japanese audience. In 1995 he won the prestigious King of Pancrase World Championship Belt in Nippon Budokan, Tokyo. He defended that title two more times successfully, and then resigned as the undefeated World Champion in order to compete in the biggest No Holds Barred event in the world, the UFC. He went undefeated in the Octagon, and became the UFC World Heavyweight Champion.in May, 1998. Bas suffered from many injuries towards the end of his long fighting career, and after winning the UFC title he felt it was the right time for him to retire as a professional fighter. He now lives in the United States and works as an actor and fight coordinator in the television and motion picture industries.
"Even though I am a kickboxer, I love to do the all-round fighting tape because it gets me really tired, and beats hitting the bag."
-Peter Aerts
"Do this workout and it will get you in great shape!"
-Pedro Rizzo
"It's a great workout, but that's not all. You have to stay very focused on what Bas is teaching, and listen and react to every single thing he says to get the most out of the workout. That way it's both fun, and useful for your fightgame."
-Mark Kerr
"Bas' Training is the best, I can used it when I am on the road and it pushes me to my best or Beast limits. I recommend it to anyone... except my opponents!!!"
-Bob Sapp
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