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Renzo Gracie Cranford Academy is a leading provider of MMA training for kids and adults alike. With certified trainers in house, we offer MMA classes in New Jersey to train for self defense, building strength and confidence. People who wish to change their lives can join our Martial Arts New Jersey and acquire special skills. We plan to help you in such a manner that you will find your own unique voice.
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Adult American Muay Thai Muay Thai, like boxing and various forms of kickboxing, is recognized as a very effective striking base within MMA, and is very widely trained among MMA fighters and specially K1 organization. K1 fighters such as Mirko "Crocop" Filipovic, Remy Bonjasky, Ernesto Hoost, Mike Zambidis and BuakawBanchamek, also MMA fighters such as Anderson Silva, Wanderlei Silva, Mauricio Rua, Thiago Silva, Alistair Overeem, Jose Aldo, and Gina Carano employ a broad range of tactics born of Muay Thai. Many techniques associated with Muay Thai are often seen in MMA, such as punches, elbows, clinch fighting, leg kicks and knees. Tony Valera adds an American style of Muay Thai with a big boxing style. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi - Grappling No-Gi also knowing as Submission Grappling is a new sport with a long history. The object is to submit your opponent using a variety of joint locks and chokes, or to win the match on points. Competitions in this sport resemble Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competitions, although competitors do not usually wear gis. This lack of gi increases the amount of speed and athleticism required, and it also limits the sweeping and submission options of the competitors. Submission Grappling is mainly based on Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. The influence of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu can be seen in the types of positions and submissions most commonly used in the sport.
Capoeira (Kids and Adults) • Personal Growth Benefits • Gain confidence: If nothing else, capoeira is perfect for instilling a sense of pride and confidence in anyone who plays. Not only will you feel stronger and more courageous once you become comfortable in the "game", you’ll find confidence in knowing that you are unique among your (non-capoeira) peers because you can do things they couldn’t imagine doing. • Live authentically: Capoeira is a total body, mind, and emotional expression. It involves one’s whole authentic person. Now that takes time to do with ease and regularity. But as you grow more confident in the martial art, you also grow more confident in the ability to express yours unique voice.