Resources for the MMA Coach/Athlete

The list author says:
	"Excellent book on passing the guard. Based on Sport BJJ but a lot is easily tranferable to MMA."

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	"Expand your clinch beyond the double neck tie."

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	"Excellent for strikers and grapplers as covers offense and defense."

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	"The guys have done it again with another amazing Sport BJJ book. Once again a lot of it applies to MMA aswell."

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	"The standard by which all MMA instruction books will be measured has been set."

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	"Don't know about the secrets of Muay Thai camps but definately good information for any combat athlete."

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	"Love this book, especially the half guard section."

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	"Nothing complicated here, but what is covered is covered exceptionally."

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	"My new favourite BJJ book. This books tells you how BJJ should be trained."

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	"The English used isn't great and there is nothing on the clinch. Other than that this is a great book and one I have referred to many times."

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	"Psychology, strategy, skills, and stories from the old timers; this book has it all. You just need to look out for the gems. Although not its intent, this book will make you a better coach."

The list author says:
	"A book very similar to Dave Anderson's In the corner. But not as well written. Both are hard to find so if you can't find Anderson's, look for this one."

The list author says:
	"Dealing with Jiu Jitsu from the bottom, this book expands on what was introduced in Jiu Jitsu Unleashed. Anybody serious about their ground game should purchase this book."

The list author says:
	"Not easy to read but in my opinion the best boxing instructional on the market."

The list author says:
	"A good introduction for beginners."