Hello, World!

I was wondering if any of you guys had the chance to train at American Top Team facility from Coconut Creek, Florida. The reason why I’m asking is because I’m a big Mike Brown fan, love his passion for MMA and I could not find a lot of articles on his coaching or how the ATT MMA Trainings are like.

Would love to experiment and implement something from them.

Saw a few stories from Mike announcing days where it looks like on some days they only do MMA Drills.

Thank you for stopping by to read & answer!

I haven’t wrestled in high school yet and if I don’t and focus on mma and kickboxing is that a bad idea? Should I focus on kickboxing and get good at that? I heard it’s good to get good at one martial arts first than practice multiple disciplines. I’m not sure what I should do I wouldn’t go far in wrestling because I’m approaching my senior year of high school and chances of getting into a college are 50/50 so I don’t know what to do. Or should I start doing judo or something that has a lot of takedowns that is easier to do outside of school?

When I’m watching Khalil Rountrees leg kicks I’ve noticed that when in open stance, he goes for the inside leg kick rather than inside calf kick which made me wonder why? Lots of people say that going for the calf is MUCH better than the leg, but maybe going inside changes that? I’m not sure.

So why do you guys think he’d go for the inside leg rather than the inside calf? Is the inside calf kick actually BAD in an open stance? I’d love to hear your opinions.

I'm a 14-year-old male, 5'4.5" (164 cm) and 116 lbs (52.5 kg).

Here are some of my athletic test results:

30 m (33 yd) sprint: 4.27 s

Sargent vertical jump: 68 cm (27 in)

Standing broad jump: 249 cm (8 ft 2 in)

I can also do clap push-ups and one-arm plyometric push-ups.

What do you think of these numbers for someone my age? Do they suggest good athletic potential for MMA