Words With A MAD Coach

Music Lesson with Al "Spawn" Simmons

What makes an MMA Coach turn to a music performer? I don't know either so I asked one. Al Simmons explains his transformation.

Who are members of your support team?

People on your support team can range from family members, teachers, friends, and fans of what you do.  Listen as the MAD Coach talks about the importance of having them in your circle of influence.

Bare-knuckle boxer J.Dot Brown

In this engaging episode of "Words with the Mad Coach," host Coach Ses explores the remarkable journey of martial artist and bare-knuckle boxer J.Dot Brown. They discuss J.Dot's early influences, including his stepdad and Taekwondo training, and how these experiences shaped his fighting career.
J.Dot offers insights into his transition from traditional martial arts to MMA and bare-knuckle boxing, emphasizing his impressive 10-fight win streak. He also delves into the strategic nuances of bare-knuckle boxing and how he prepares for his upcoming fights, particularly his highly anticipated match against Howard Davis.
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of J.Dot's fighting philosophy, his respect for his coaches, and his commitment to leaving a legacy in martial arts. The episode also touches on his aspirations outside the ring, including coaching and potentially opening his own martial arts school.
Tune in to hear J.Dot Brown's inspiring story of resilience, strategic thinking, and unwavering passion for martial arts.

Ryan "Papa Bear" Taylor

We chat about life, family, martial arts, his new business and his upcoming fight at Fight For It 22.

AFTER THE FIGHT

It's the moment of reflection that will aid your maturity and your growth as an athlete and as a person

Bad Blood is Good For Business

Rivalries usually turn out to be major draws for combat sports. Who are some of your favorite matchups in combat sports?

Dee Reddick and Jacob Pais interview

The Champion and Challenger for the Fight For It Amateur Lightweight Championship go head to head in verbal combat with the MAD Coach playing referee. 

Revisit Fight For It 10

 Fight For It 

Your Fight Through Moment

You are always in the fight until you hit the end game. Minor wins are important but so are the lessons from the set backs. Set backs are not meant to hold you back.

Open Discussion

Open Conversation about Combat Sports