PROGRAM DE ANTRENAMENTE PENTRU MMA/BJJ ȘI NUDDA M.A.X. TRAINING

De la 15 septembrie 2014, antrenamentele se vor desfășura în următoarele locații și după următorul program:

Locaţii: 

-Calea Piscului nr.10, Sector 4 (in incinta Salii Polivalente, etaj 1), București, Romania

Partener oficial al Clubului Sportiv Ciprian Sora

Antrenamente BJJ/Grappling/MMA/NUDDA

Program: Lu/Mie/20,00-22,00; Sa 14,00-16,00

-Calea Vitan nr.242, sector 3, Bucuresti, Romania

(în incinta fabricii de pâine Vitan) - http://goo.gl/maps/X2UOS

Partener oficial al C.S.Dinamoviști Fight Club/FR Kempo

Antrenamente MMA/Submission Gi& NoGi: 

Program: Ma/Jo: 20,00-21,30

Antrenori :

Cătălin Vlad şi Florin Ionescu
Absolvenți ai Școlii Naționale de Antrenori, disciplina KEMPO

Antrenamentele sunt deschise oricărei persoane apte să facă sport, cu experiență sau nu în artele marțiale, pentru competiție sau doar pentru autoapărare și vor presupune grupe de începători și avansați.

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LOCAȚIA ȘI NOUL PROGRAM DE ANTRENAMENTE

Din data de 15.01.2014, echipa Rio Grappling Club Romania va funcționa într-o singură locație, respectiv în incinta Sălii Polivalente din București, (Calea Piscului, nr.10, sector 4), la etajul 1, împreună cu Clubul Sportiv Ciprian Sora, club cu care dealtfel se afla într-o strânsă colaborare din luna februarie 2013.

Prin urmare, noul program de antrenamente va avea următoarele repere:

Marți : 20,30-22,00 - Jiu-Jitsu Brazilian (kimono)

Joi :   20,30- 22,00 - Grappling (NoGi)/ M.M.A.

Sâmbătă: 14,00-16,00 - Jiu-Jitsu Brazilian (kimono)/Grappling (NoGi)/M.M.A., alternativ (cu sesiune prelungită de sparring)

Antrenamentele de NUDDA M.A.X. Training  din cadrul AD UNUM M.M.A. vor avea loc în aceeași locație, în mod similar, ora de începere fiind însă ora 21,00.

          Pentru alte amănunte nu ezitați să ne contactați sau să vizitați pagina noastră de sau https://www.facebook.com/AdUnumMmaArena

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ABOUT NUDDA.TESTIMONIAL

  It was possible to start a regular note and said: "Hello, I'm Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructor and Krav Maga instructor and meeting with Antonio Faedda and NUDDA changed much of what I knew about martial arts..."

  Yes, it is true, but not enough ... Have you ever seen the movie "We're No Angels"? In one of the final scenes, father Brown (Sean Pen) starts reading from an advertisement for Colt Revolver and continue with his own wisdom: "Have you ever felt completely alone? Alone in a world of danger and no one to rely on? Danger on every hand in a world fraught with danger and the brink of death.I felt in my pocket...And what did I find? Nothing..There's nothing there...It's all in your head.."

   Sure, everyone had a situation of danger and each tried to find the answer, that tool you use to ...Where you to find the tool and what you need to believe?

   You can believe in anything, but my serious advice is to believe in NUDDA. Because, NUDDA is that tool...NUDDA isn't about fancy moves.NUDDA is raw, brutal, fast, effective.NUDDA is about fight, not about fight philosophy.Its simple, but not easy.NUDDA is beautiful and rough like the land of Sardinia, Antonio Faedda's country....

  About Antonio Faedda?Well, Antonio Faedda is one of the best instructors I know. Probably the most complete, with all respect for others...Open, friendly, with a huge experience in the field of fight, a man who knows how to raise his students to their full potential.He is the spirit of survival in person...In my opinion, a true and a real Master. His system should be studied for any fighter who wants to make a real progress in his skills.Because Antonio Faedda and NUDDA certainly will changes everything that you knew about martial arts...

Catălin Vlad
Bucharest-Romania
NUDDA M.A.X. Training Instructor

NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING Seminar highlights - July 2012

NUDDA - LIFE EXPERIENCE

M.M.A. vs. M.A.

MMA vs MA (& the rest)

"The success rate in training depends on different factors such as effort, discipline tenacity and passion for the Art/s you choose. But I am beginning to succumb to the idea that some Arts and their “techniques” in that respect are indeed “superior” to others. For quite a while I have been trying to hold on to the idea that any Art is as good as the other. But I don’t believe that anymore. I guess I am wrong. But sometimes is “right to be wrong”.

Only a few years back any martial artist that went through a rigorous period of training could have managed to handle himself well against a typical pub brawler, regardless their MA background. Most times anyways.

Times have changed dramatically as Martial Arts have become a lot more appealing to a wider public (including brawlers) because of the MMA phenomenon. So these days is not uncommon to find a brawler well-trained in MMA.

So what does a brawler see in MMA that couldn’t find in the past? Brawlers are not exactly clever individuals (otherwise they wouldn’t be brawlers) so what they see is simply that MMA is great for learning how to beat people up. So they are all going to learn that now. Some of them might become better people in the process, but let’s be honest is not what they are there for in the first place.

It used to be like this for Boxing. The Boxing lodges and the noble art have always been full of “not so noble” characters. But the reality is that Boxing requires A LOT more diligent practice and effort than MMA. It doesn’t matter how tough you are. In a Boxing ring you either “Box” or you get BADLY hurt.

What I am saying here is simple. If I take your legs away and your clinches or take downs and anything else you would use “INSTINCTIVELY” in a “brawl “and I leave you there “BOXING” (NOT fighting) in a ring, you better know what you are doing. Also “brawlers” didn’t cope too well with the commitment required in Boxing and the majority would eventually leave. After learning how to trough a few good punches in the process maybe.

I am pretty sure it would be the same if they went to try a “Muay Thai” or Wrestling school. These are extremely effective arts, but just as Boxing they require time to master the skills to a good degree of execution.

MMA is different; within a matter of days you’ll be punching and kicking and throwing and all that, and guess what? It just feels so natural. At the end of the day is the only sport that can immediately bring you close to being in a brawl. So it’s not going to be completely unknown territory for a “brawler”is it? And if he’s tough and aggressive enough, he can (with a bit of luck) even impose himself over a more experienced , technical and gifted fighter. He might not WIN on the scoring cards, but he can give them trouble. Sure fact.

Am I talking about a perfect “nobody” against a top ranked fighter such as GSP? No of course not. I am talking about that “nobody” against a seasoned regular student in an MMA Gym even with a few bouts on his belt. So MMA is almost technical brawling isn’t it? Yes we could say that. Would it work in the street where there are NO RULES?

We don’t question the validity of what Boxing or Muay Thai OR Wrestling could bring to the table when it comes to effective self-defense. And if you have a good standard in all of those areas you will surely be able to look after your self. So we don’t go around wondering if MMA would work in the street. Anyone that does that is a fool.

And now I can almost hear someone “saying”, there are too many rules and limitations in the cage – “If I was in a real fight I would do this and I would do that (eye gouging – testicles strikes – pressure points – the death touch – la “Mano di Travertino”. You name it.

Oh I forgot biting, that is a big one. They even sell instructional videos on biting. Brilliant. Yeah I know, sure you would.

Let’s get back to reality now. MMA has that appeal of unquestionable “effectiveness” that Martial Arts never before managed to achieve by itself before being codified into the perfect “blend” for combat. And brawlers (as well as the rest of us normal people) are buying into it. I have. So should you.

Being the simple people they are, “brawlers” just want to fight and I don’t blame them. I still read many forums and articles concerning a realistic approach to “street defence”. They of course stress the fact that in the street there are no rules (see above paragraph) and they all seem to be big and have many angles and different visions about “the right frame of mind” or “Killer Instinct” to adopt in a fight.

I am sorry but that is not something you can learn or teach. Trying to get people to dip into their darker side is a bad idea. Is brain washing and is bad news. Especially because these are guys that will be out there “thinking” they are tough. They are not. You don’t want to mess around with the wrong people. They don’t have ANYTHING to loose and they will gladly take you in their fucked places where their brain lives any day of the week JUST FOR FUN. People with a normal upbringing shouldn’t look into that. Your mum and dad have worked so hard to get you into a civilized world and give you education and the prospect of a bright future. Hold to those values tight that’s my advice.

Only life can make you tough. And if you are leaving a “not tough life” you should feel blessed. You are one of the lucky ones.

But the good news is that; regardless your upbringings you can still learn how to fight. That is something you can learn without the need to be “tough”. So in that respect, keep it simple just as a “brawler”does. Just go there and learn how to fight because is what you need/want to do. Fighting can be taught. Toughness’ : “forget about it”.

In regards of what art you should learn, of course I would say learn NUDDA – but if you are not lucky enough to find us anywhere near the comforts of your own town, then look into something that will give you results pretty soon if fighting is what you want to learn.

I am sorry to disappoint many here but if you don’t have a solid core of “Boxing” – “Muay Thai” and “Grappling” you simply don’t stand any chances against anyone that has got it. Unless of course, you want to fool yourself and keep play the “Grass hopper” with Mr Miagi.

You see this is actually quite simple. You don’t say Boxing is shit: you say: “he’s shit at Boxing”.

You just don’t question the effectiveness of Boxing (Muay Thai or Wrestling for that matter). You might question the person skills in the Art but not the Art itself. So yes there are Arts that are superiors to others simply because they work ALL the time. Even against different Arts. All you need is to get decent at it.

But there are Arts that don’t work against other Arts. They only work against themselves. That is like trying to catch up with your mirror image: a waste of time if you ask me.

HOWEVER if you bring a solid core of MMA skills into the ART you practice, then you will see that Art flourishing and you will become better at it. Why? Well that is simply because you will analyse things from a brawler point of view and you will start to keep things a lot more into prospective. That is without having to get as stupid as the brawler is.

I teach sometimes MMA “practitioners” looking for new ideas that they can use in the cage. It is really refreshing training with them as they look trough things without ever “over analyzing”.

The principles in NUDDA are all FMA based. But you got to make those principles work when it matters. If you can then you know you are on the right track.

Some people ask me sometimes “why don’t you teach JKD” Antonio? (As a matter of fact I am a well-qualified JKD Instructor)- Which I reply – “JKD as a principle is bound to eternity. But I still don’t think Bruce would be training or teaching the same way he used to 40 years ago. That stuff is simply out of date. So I had to let go. And it feels so good”. But again this will be another Blog.

I simply can’t be doing or teaching what I have learned over 15years ago. Much has changed over the last 15 years and I truly feel like I have evolved as a martial artist and as a person. I have been constantly “outgrowing my trousers” and that is how it should be. If you feel comfortable in the same clothes for too long is because you are refusing to “grow”. It’s a choice.

But that brawler has also made his choice. To beat anyone up in style with his new acquired MMA skills. And if you are into FMA and you are now telling me that you would show him your blade because you ALWAYS carry a knife , than you are just as screwed up as that brawler is and I hope someday you will face justice and get introduced to a fine mental hospital.

Embrace the evolution of combat and it will add up value to any other Art you might be training.

I still concentrate and mostly train FMA (both weaponry and empty hands) and Silat but I don’t let them define my training. Neither had I let MMA do that.

Bring a healthy balance of both into your table, and it will feel just as a good balanced diet. You will feel complete.

Just remember: It has to work. No Ifs No Buts.

Until the next time

Train hard and hit even harder.."
Mastru Antonio Faedda

NUDDA SYLLABUS

NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ is an Cross-training based system that analyses the gritty and nasty side of urban reality yet maintains a strong bond with the origins and traditions of the Arts. With his unique and creative methods, Antonio Faedda has pushed the boundaries of combat training by blending the very best of the ancient Arts and bringing them straight into the 21st Century.

In NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ students are brought up in a centuries-long tradition of martial arts that allows them to hone their skills and transcend the here and now of effective self-defence to become virtuoso, well-rounded martial artists. The combined weapons and empty-hands training will enhance not only your strength and stamina, but also improve reactions and timing as well as your ability to flow and adapt without breaking the momentum of your actions. Your footwork and overall agility will drastically improve as well as giving you the extra edge that can determine whether or not you survive on the streets.

NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ Syllabus

NUDDA- Filipino Boxing

The NUDDA expression of Filipino Boxing is as “to the point” as it can possibly get. Antonio Faedda has decoded an approach to the Filipino Boxing Arts that strips away all the unessentials and leaves you with the very essence of this beautiful yet devastating martial art.

There is a step-by-step process that will nurture you from the very beginning of your journey, teaching you solid skills that are there to last. We don’t make false promises and you will be required to train hard in order to make NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ work when it matters. One thing we can promise you: once you have reached a reasonable standard it really works. NO Ifs, NO Buts!

You will understand combat dynamically and not just in a pre-set scenario. You will learn how to control “chaos” and become at one with it, after all there is “nothing” (NUDDA in Sardinian) more chaotic in nature than fighting itself.

NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ Weaponry

Kaliradman

The word Kaliradman comes from the Malay, the original inhabitants of the Southeast Asian archipelago. It means more or less “skills/skilled in the art of sword fighting”. Before the arrival of the Spaniards in the Phillipines and before the inhabitants of the Philippines became “Filipinos”, Kaliradman was used for inter-tribal warfare.

The NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ Kaliradman weaponry syllabus involves:

Double stick

The use of two weapons enhances dexterity, coordination, balance and agility. It teaches you how to utilize all 360 degrees of space. This part of the syllabus includes some very acrobatic moves with spectacular spins and jumps to confuse and surprise the opponent who may be attacking from all sorts of angles. Our expression of Kaliradman is all about being unpredictable and moving constantly. By training in this beautiful art you will acquire superb footwork and reactions.

Single stick

The Filipinos have made a science out of stick fighting. With hundreds of different systems and styles to choose from, you would never run out of learning material. But collecting techniques or badges won’t make you a proficient fighter. In line with our approach to training, we have structured an extremely efficient approach to stick fighting.

Igmat Baraw (The Knife)

To fully appreciate how lethal a blade can become in the hands of a skilled knife fighter, you will have to learn how to use it to its full deadly potential. Only then can you approach knife fighting with the right mind-set. Owing to its dangerous nature, this part of the syllabus is only taught to trusted students. It includes:

Long-range knife-fighting – Largo

Medium-range knife-fighting – Medio

Short-range knife-fighting – Corto

Empty hands vs knife

Dulo Dulo

The use of the Dulo Dulo (palm stick) takes on a completely new dimension in NUDDA M.A.X.TRAINING™ and teaches you how to strike from an empty-hand perspective from a variety of angles and positions that are extremely odd and difficult to counter. A Dulo Dulo can be easily replicated by any daily routine object, such as a pen, pencil or even a teaspoon. It is a valuable counter weapon in the unfortunate event of fa

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