“Fight Tourism “A new travel trend and new Travel tool MMATravelguide.com

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Allenwood, New Jersey, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 4, 2012 -- Mixed Martial Arts (“MMA”) is often referred to as the “world’s fastest growing sport.” MMA as it is more commonly known is similar to a triathlon. Along with being in peak physical conditioning, a MMA competitor needs to be able to fight both standing and on the ground. Two martial art styles remain dominant in MMA, namely Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mauy Thai Kickboxing.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (“BJJ”) is a martial art that focuses on ground grappling, applying joint holds and choke holds to defeat an assailant. BJJ was made famous by the Gracie family of Rio de Janeiro. The Gracie family had been undefeated in early MMA competitions in the United States.

Muay Thai Kickboxing is Thailand’s national sport. It is referred to as the ‘art of eight limbs’ because of the eight points of contact - punches, kicks, elbows and knees as strikes.

MMA Travel Guide is your one source guide to Martial Arts training and travels in the two top “Fight Destinations” in the world. Thailand’s Muay Thai training camps and Rio de Janeiro’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academies.

A Travel Guide is $25 tool for a vacation that:

Could cost thousands. Totally worth it, believe me, with over ten years of experience in training, in these locations, I have learned a lot of the dos and don’ts about these destinations. I share them with you in the MMA Travel Guide. There is a lot of information online. ( I am sure you have been reading.) However, the problem is digesting this information and making it an informed decision

* When and where to go
(Time of year to avoid because of crowds, festivals, and weather)

* Each country’s top training facilities
(Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya and Rio de Janeiro)

* The cultural do’s and don’ts of each country
(Tourist traps, common scams, things to know, helpful hints)

* Useful training terminology translated from Thai- English and Portuguese- English
(Key words you should know during training)

* What to expect to pay and how to get the most for your money

(Helpful planning tips, questions to ask gyms, advice for a great trip)

* “Fight Tourism” key points of interest
(Stadiums to see fights plus top tourist attractions)

Whether you are a Beginner, Pro Fighter, or Weekend Warrior, this guide will help you to have a great travel experience.

William Stevens is a leading authority on Martial Arts related travel to Brazil and Thailand. William shares his personal insights into this amazing sport not only as Muay Thai trainer and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt but as an international competitor. For over a decade, he has been traveling around the world to learn from the world’s top masters. He has authored MMA Travel Guide to help others wishing to do the same.

Mission statement: MMA travel guide- modern martial arts travel guide, to provide an unbiased informed opinion that will aid travelers experience in learning Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Brazil and Muay Thai in Thailand.

William Stevens
Email: contactstevens@aol.com
Address: 37 W Allendale ave., Allendale, NJ 07401
Designation: Owner
Contact No: 201 248-6505

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