Training Children in MMA, coach Firas Zahabi talks pros and cons.

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Coach Firaz Zahabi discusses how to train children in MMA and why it is important to avoid head impact at a young age.


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  1. Jeez, they flow like everything is natural, must be proud father. I agree with philosophy on kids no rattling their nogging until their adult brain is formed and its their own choice in life. Unfortunately in Thailand it is often choice of ignorance and belief it is best kid/family to give them start in life. You see absolute mastery at age 18/19 in skill-set, but often its ones that go past that age with brain intact and learn cunning to go with skill-set that become legends in sport of Muay Thai.

  2. Coach, I really appreciate your opinion and your analysis capacity, both for this kind of questions, and the technique videos.
    Regarding teaching to kids, which would you choose between karate and judo for young kids? There is neither wrestling, nor bjj where I live. Thank you in advance

  3. Hey firas, i think a lot of people really appreciate this video. I would really love to hear you talk more in depth about your approach to teaching children martial arts, especially as a foundational part of a more holistic education.

  5. Great Advise – But what's this crap about feeding your kids McDonalds. Now, that's trauma coach 😛

  8. hi sir , please if you could tell me what are the good workouts for making our body hard to move or we could control our body cause when i walk if feel like if someone push me i would fall down very easily .

  9. Your kids seem very mature for their age they looked like everyone else in class just smaller

  10. how is wrestling good with all those crazy slams and suplexes? isnt that bad for the head too

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