Words With A MAD Coach

It's All About Timing

Your time is valuable, so be mindful of how you spend it. Recognize when someone is taking up your time without adding value or purpose. Protect your schedule by prioritizing meaningful and productive interactions.

Review of Fight For It 24

Fight For It 24 went down in Charlotte NC at the Grady Cole Center.  The stream was very good and the action was even better.  New Champions were crowned and new teams made their presences known.

Fight For It 24 Is On

NC P4P January 2025

Mens P4P Pro
Jonathan Martin
Trukon Carson 
Shameek Harvey
A.J. Chambers
Paul Carson
Josh Doster
Josh Motsinger
Brent Williams
Ron Humphries
Paris Artis / Isaiah Monroe
Mens P4P Amateur
Josh Cook
Noah Starowicz 
Jacob Pais / Drew Pais
Dylan Williams
Mason Wester
Dante Bazan
Ethan Blevins
Osvaldo Gonzales 
Ramiro Gutiérrez
Trey Rhodes
Womens P4P combined
Leilani Hodgens Pike
Morelia Trinidad 
Sosha Sullivan
Willow Liles
Hannah Ross
 

NO Politics

 
"I stay away from politics and focus on local martial arts and events on this platform. I appreciate well-informed discussions and prefer podcasts that back up their topics with solid information."

Managing Your Economics

Amateur and local pro fighters often focus heavily on training but neglect the economic aspects of their career, which can be just as important for long-term success. Here are some key financial and economic principles they should learn to manage.

Fight For It 24 Preview

“Coach Ses (The MAD Coach) and Jason McGinnis, producer of the Fight For It stream, sat down to break down Fight For It 24. They covered many of the event’s top athletes, including Tommy Gany, Addison Hendry, Aaron Castro, Osvaldo Gonzales, Sam Cleary, Dee Reddick, the Pais brothers, Brent Williams, and more. Listen to their conversation now on Facebook or catch it on The MAD Coach podcast here on Spotify.

What Do you Want To Be When You Level Up?

The Comeback Fighter: "I want to be the version of myself that proves a record doesn’t define me. I’ll level up by learning from that loss, fixing my mistakes, and coming back stronger."
The Future Champion: "I want to be a fighter that people recognize as a problem in my division. A smarter, sharper, and more dangerous competitor who’s working towards a championship run."
The Skilled Technician: "I want to be a more well-rounded and calculated fighter—someone who understands the game on a deeper level and can break opponents down systematically."
The Warrior’s Mindset: "I want to be someone who steps into that cage with no doubts, no hesitation—just the confidence of knowing I’ve put in the work to dominate."
The Martial Artist’s Path: "I want to be a complete martial artist, not just a fighter. Someone who sharpens their craft daily, evolves with the sport, and inspires others through discipline and dedication."

Combat Sports From This Past Weekend

More News about the fight game explosion

The Ups and Downs of Combat Sports

As the flagship show goes, so does the rest of the industry.  The MAD Coach pays attention to what happens to the UFC and WWE because it may impact shows on the local level.  If fans lose interest in the major events, they may lose interest altogether.