MMA Clinch: Wrestling, Sambo, Judo, Dirty Boxing, and Muay Thai

The clinch is the link between stand-up fighting and ground-fighting.
It's an extremely important aspect of MMA often determining where
the fight goes next. It's also a place where many knockouts occur.

Despite its great importance, it's often the most neglected in training.
Although this is unwise, it's mainly due to students not having
enough time to properly train in all three areas of MMA.

With all the stand-up and ground techniques to keep up with, it's
common for students to lose sight of the clinch, resulting in an
incomplete skill-set.

To avoid this unnecessary pitfall, we consistently train the clinch,
ensuring you become well-versed in all facets of it.

The first consideration in clinch-fighting is building a solid base of
defensive skills; therefore, we teach you how to protect yourself
when locked in a Muay Thai clinch or Wrestling tie-up.

It is here where an opponent can land a damaging strike or swift
takedown, so it's important to develop a very strong sense of
balance as well as an awareness of what to watch out for.

As for offensive clinch skills, we teach you how to break through
an opponent's striking arsenal to secure dominant positions
which can be leveraged in a variety of ways.

You will learn how to shoot-in from a distance, pummel-in when
close, hold positioning when you want to strike, and ultimately
control the multiple dimensions of the MMA clinch.