KICK BOXING UFC

HISTORY

 Kick boxing (in Japanese: キ ッ ク ボ ク シ ン グ) is a combat sport of

Japanese origin and western development in which the techniques
of boxing are mixed with the kicking techniques of some martial arts
such as karate and muay thai, being thus related with the ancient
art of muay thai. Although it is not considered a traditional formative
martial art or gendai budō par excellence, there are different
opinions on whether it is a martial art or not. It is considered that a
kick boxing fighter is a very close competition for other fighters of
other standing fighting styles, who practice other types of contact
sports or martial arts, due to the great physical resistance,
forcefulness and endurance to the blows of its practitioners. It is
currently one of the preferred and most popular systems in the
development of standing fighting, being preferred in combined
mixed martial arts or MMA / AMM.
EQUIPMENT THAT IS REQUIRED AND
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

 Kickboxing is one of the most complete contact sports we can find.

In his practice he combines technique, speed, precision, strength,
power and speed of reaction, and also involves our entire body, as
it is possible to attack and defend with legs and arms

 Bandages for hands, Boxing gloves, Oral

FAVORITE ATHLETE
 Conor Anthony McGregor (born July 14, 1988) is an Irish fighter of mixed
martial arts who competes in the featherweight, lightweight and occasionally
welterweight categories of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He has
also fought in the boxing discipline in the lightweight category.

 McGregor was the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two different
divisions at the same time. One of those belts was snatched from Jose Aldo in
13 seconds of action, thus achieving the fastest KO in the history of the fights
over a UFC title. The second belt was won by defeating by technical knockout
Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205. He was also featherweight and lightweight
champion simultaneously in the British MMA league Cage Warriors.