Thomas "Wildman" Denny Joins Cageside MMA!
Cageside MMA is proud to have Thomas "Wildman" Denny on board!!

The "Wildman" will be taking on Pat Miletich, December 11, 2008
The event is Adrenaline MMA and will be broadcast LIVE on HD Net
Be sure to catch this fight, it will be awesome!

Here is an article about the fight - courtesy of MMAMania.com

Writer: James Iannotti
Adrenaline MMA recently signed former UFC welterweight champion and world renowned trainer Pat Miletich (28-7-2) to compete against journeyman Thomas "The Wildman" Denny (26-17) at the Wireless Center in Moline, Ill., on December 11.
Miletich founded the infamous Miletich Fighting Systems (MFS) in 1997 in Bettendorf, Iowa. Fighters who have competed under his wing include, Matt Hughes, Robbie Lawler, Jeremy Horn, Jens Pulver, Tim Sylvia, Spencer Fisher and many other top class mixed martial artists.
As far as his own fighting career goes, Miletich won the original UFC lightweight (under 200 pounds) tournament at UFC 16 and later defeated Mikey Burnett at at UFC 17.5 to become the company's first lightweight champion. When the weight divisions became more clear, it was the welterweight title that Miletich held.

He defended his strap successfully four times before losing by submission to Carlos Newton at UFC 31 to relinquish the crown.

In 2006, Miletich made a brief return to the sport in an International Fight League (IFL) super fight against Renzo Gracie. He was submitted in the first round by guillotine choke. When he faces Denny on December 11, it will have been more than two years since the IFL fight.
Denny, on the other hand, has been very active over the past couple of years and is no stranger to tough competition. This will mark his fourth fight in 2008 and he competed four times in 2007 as well.

His most recent fight was a second round technical knockout loss to Nick Diaz at Elite XC: "Unfinished Business" in July. "The Wildman" has also stood across the cage from top guys such as George St. Pierre, Joe Stevenson, Yves Edwards, Duane Ludwig, and Jon Alessio, among others.

This should be a very technical fight. Both of these guys have seen it all in this sport and have been around forever. Its hould be a solid addition for Adrenaline MMA on December 11.
The event will be the second in the young history of the Monte Cox-led organization. Also expected to compete on the card are "Big" Ben Rothwell, Ryan McGivern and others.

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Nice - Moderate Work Out for MMA

This is a nice, fairly easy circuit training workout:
Circuit training means that you are doing this non-stop. When you finish one exercise you immediately go to the next. Each circuit should take you about 8-10 minutes.
1. Push ups: 15
2. Free Squats (No weight) 20 reps
3. Jump Rope - 100 jumps
4. Push ups: 15
5. Dumbbell rows (Using relatively light dumbbells) 15 reps
6. Jump Rope - 100 jumps
7. Free Squats: 15
8. Dumbbell Curls: 15 reps (Two arm)
9. Jump Rope - 100 jumps
10. Standing Military Press w/ dumbbells - 10 reps
11. Push ups: 10
This concludes one circuit. Wait 2 minutes and repeat. As your endurance builds, minimize your break time and add more reps. Once you can do 2 circuits relatively easy - add a third and so on.

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How Do I Fill A Heavy Bag

A Question that we are frequently asked is....

How Do I Fill A Heavy Bag?

1. Get approximately 10 Pounds of sand and carefully put it in a thick garbage bag. Form it into a ball.

2. Wrap it further into 3-4 trash bags. (This is to protect the bag from splitting). 3. Roll the bag of sand to the bottom of the heavybag.

OPTIONAL STEP (But recommended) Go to your local carpet store and buy a piece of foam (carpet padding) the width/height of the bag. Line the bag with foam. Lining the bag keeps it from looking lumpy. You may get lucky and get a piece for free. 4. Fill the bag with old clothes and rags. Cut up large pieces of clothing to prevent lumps in the bag. Do not use anything with a zipper as it could damage the bag. If you can get extra carpet padding - cut it up and you can also use it for filling the bag.

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6. Be Patient. Take your time and fill it right the first timeNote: Over time the filling may settle in, at that point you will need to add more filling.

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