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  • Mixed martial arts organizations, of which the Ultimate Fighting Championship is the heavyweight, have gained interest and became a big money sport in recent years. According to Complete.com, a website analytics company, in 2007 the UFC's webpage became the sixth most visited in national sport leagues in the United States, beating out Major League Soccer and the Professional Golf Association; it also boasted the highest percentage change in growth of site activity over year.

  • What's in a name?Mixed martial arts is a full-contact combat sport featuring moves from boxing, wrestling, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, muay Thai, kickboxing, karate, judo and other fixing styles. Practitioners attack and defend both from standing and on-the- ground positions using striking and grappling techniques The origin of modern mixed martial arts reportedly stretches back to Pankration, an ancient Olympic combat sport. The term is credited to Rick Blume, president and CEO of Battlecade: Extreme Fighting, a now defunct promotion that hosted mixed martial arts events in the mid- to late-1990s.

  • It's not every day 150 people line up and pay $75 each to take lessons from an axe murderer. But that's what happened Saturday at Butch Hiles Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & MMA on Summers Street as Hiles welcomed in Mixed Martial Arts legend Wanderlei (pronounced Van-der-lay) "The Axe Murderer" Silva to teach a training seminar.

  • FARMINGTON - Following are the results of the Black Fly Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Competition, the first held in Maine, on July 21. The results are listed by belt, weight class, place, competitor name and academy name. White Belt Feather Weight: Gold-Alesandro Azueda (Aldo Batista); Silver-Andrew Stout (Simian); Jeremy Adley (Moontide)

  • From Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and kick boxing to mixed martial arts and fitness training, Tao Fitness offers a variety of physical activities in a welcoming, supportive atmosphere. The business is locally owned by Luke Hennigh, who with his wife, Amanda Valenzuela, also owns and operates On Your Little Feet, in Sanbusco Market Center.

  • Situated as it is in the gorgeous pastoral landscape west of Fairfax, the San Geronimo Golf Course is a breathtaking place to drive, chip, slice and putt. "We've got rolling hills, coastal oaks, almost 150 acres in all," says co-manager Chris Bright of the 18-hole championship course. "There are coyotes, deer, foxes and wild turkeys, and salmon spawn in San Geronimo Valley Creek." Built in 1 967, San Geronimo features creeks, ponds, sand traps and encompassing redwoods that have made the course a flin-filled challenge for golfers at every skill level (including Bob Hope, Samuel L. Jackson and Jim Plunkett). The clubhouse is a destination in itself, offering a banquet room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the green and "live music for dancing and a great buffet supper every week...

    ... not a street fighter." Now a Gracie Jiu-Jitsu blackbelt who has competed in Brazilian jiu-jitsu ...

  • Not many professionals decide to take a career hiatus at 24 years old. Then again, Dustin Hazelett isn't your typical pro -- and he doesn't have a typical job. Hazelett, a Kentucky native now living in West Chester Twp., was just 20 years old when he made his debut with the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He won five of his first seven fights in the world's best MMA organization, but the Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt lost his most recent three and was released from the organization in December.

  • More than 300 martial arts fighters braved temperatures in the 90s Saturday to compete in the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu State Championship in Charleston. The competitors came from all over the East Coast, but mostly from West Virginia, to fight in a series of matches broken down by weight class and belt-color classifications, said Butch Hiles, event organizer and owner of a Jiu-Jitsu and mixed martial arts gym on Summers Street.

  • WEST HAVEN -- A small fire damaged a Boston Post Road shopping plaza Sunday afternoon, closing four businesses until repairs can be made. Allingtown Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Marshal Christopher Reed said firefighters were called to the plaza, at 1055 Boston Post Road, at 1:03 p.m. Upon arrival, firefighters found smoke coming from the front faA1/2ade and fire in a soffit. While firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, there was smoke damage to four businesses, including A1 Discount Liquor & Wine, Hao Si Chuan Restaurant, Hong Kong Market and Brazilian Jiu- Jitsu.

  • RANGELEY -- The Rangeley Fitness Center located at The Rangeley Region Health and Wellness Pavilion has announced that there has been a rise in the presence of youths at the facility. With more than 10 programs offered throughout the year, the facility is averaging around 92 student contacts per week. Currently the fitness center is offering athletic development and teen strength and conditioning classes two days a week, an after- school program (Rangeley's Children In Action "CIA") five days a week and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu one day a week. The RLRS personal fitness class has developed a fitness plan with fitness director and personal trainer Jeff Hawksley, where they use the facility approximately three days a week.



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