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Welcome to The Striking Mastery Community!!
Welcome to Striking Mastery! Watch this RIGHT NOW! Step 1 ☝️ Make sure to create a post and tell us a little bit about yourself, so we can get to know you and help you get the most out of this community. Here’s a template to make it easy: Copy This Template, Fill It Out, and Post It Into the Community: 1. Your Intro • Name: • Where you’re from: • Training background (beginner, intermediate, advanced, fighter, etc.): 2. Your Goals • What’s your biggest striking goal right now? • What do you want to achieve inside this community? • Are you training for competition, self-defense, fitness, or skill development? 3. Bonus Question (Optional but recommended) • Fun fact about you: • Anything else you want us to know: EXAMPLE: 1. Your Intro • Name: Bobby McIntyre • Where you’re from: Washington State • Training background: Professional fighter with 20+ years of competition experience and 15+ years of coaching 2. Your Goals • What’s your biggest goal right now? To build a thriving community where I can share my experience and knowledge to help people build fundamentals and fight IQ from the ground up. 3. Bonus Question • My main focus now is coaching and helping fighters of all levels develop real striking skills. Altogether I’ve had over 50 fights mixed between boxing MMA and kickboxing. Use the community properly and you will NEVER leave! If you need anything, feel free to DM me or drop a question in the group! 🚫 STRIKING MASTERY ETIQUETTE 1. Stay On Topic This community is for striking-related questions only: technique breakdowns, training advice, drilling strategies, sparring tips, etc. 2. No Self-Promotion Don’t pitch your gym, coaching services, or products here. This is a learning community. ✅ The ONLY time you can self-promote is in your intro post 3. Be Respectful Support each other. We’re all here to improve. Let’s get to work! 🥊 https://www.loom.com/share/bfb374804d6d443b8192e38bc7e5e1bc
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Name: Aadhar Malhotra • Where you’re from: India • Training background: trained in Jeet Kune Do, Muay Thai, Filipino Kali, and a few other arts. Former military and law enforcement instructor. • What’s your biggest goal right now? Aside from growing my business as a self protection as nd martial arts teacher, I want to step into the ring and compete (at least once) to test myself at 37. Bonus Question • My main focus now is coaching, learning more about the intersection of traditional martial arts, combat sports, and self defence Combatives, and helping people develop themselves holistically as martial artists and individuals.
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Daniel Compton
Santa Cruz California. Promoter CCFC Professional Fighter MMA and Muay Thai Fighter. Trained with Coach Bobby in Washington and I am excited to learn more from him!
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Thank you!
Thank you for having me, im excited to learn as much as possible. You can never learn to much when it comes to combat sports.
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1. • Name: Nick Kempton • Where you’re from: Newhampshire • Training background (beginner, intermediate, advanced, fighter, etc.): Intermediate 2. Your Goals • What’s your biggest striking goal right now? -im 29, and gave up on combat sports after a series of events that took place before my first boxing competion, so my goal is to get back in the ring and prove i still belong here • What do you want to achieve inside this community? -I want to achieve growth, and also find more of my people, make more connections • Are you training for competition, self-defense, fitness, or skill development? -I am training for all of the above reason 3. Bonus Question (Optional but recommended) • Fun fact about you: I am a leathersmith and a bladesmith, as well as own my own side business in thise fields, full time I am a heavy equipment service technician • Anything else you want us to know: I am going on 5 years clean and sober this year. I went from homeless at 16 to married, a business owner, and the father of a daughter my wife and I were told wasnt possible. Im a veey grateful and bless man.
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