Eagles Combat CLub
Monday, 21 November 2011
Monday, 17 October 2011
Opening Shortly in Besant Nagar
ANTONYRAJ NARENDRAN MARUDHU
We are planning to start a new Batch in Anna Nagar and Besant Nagar.The classes are scheduled on Monday,Wednesday and Friday from 8pm to 9pm.People who are willing to join can enroll their names by contacting me.
Antony-9791807597.
Fighter's view
ABHIJIT KUNDU
Being training in variuos martial arts for sometimes.I was looking forward to learn MMA.Eagles Combat Club till now has been a great experience and I love how discipline and great respect is given the highest importance in this Club.Mr.Antony has complete understanding of each and every member and i feel fortunate to train under him.I also appreciate the strictness while training and the warmth and friendliness as soon as the training is over.Past few days training with Eagles Combat Club has become an important part of my day to day life.I would love to get pushed more and i am really looking forward to compete in MMA and i know Mr.Antony will make me competition ready.
Sunday, 16 October 2011
Fighter's view
JOHN PAUL VICTOR
He's really a very good teacher and a professional fighter. He understands the talent in his students and teaches them accordingly. That's is his specialty.
He always tells his students "NO PAIN NO GAIN". Perfectionism is the main goal of Mr. Antony. He expects each and every punch & kicks to be perfect & accurate with a good reach-ability.
Eagles combat club is the club under which i practice my MMA . Its a really good and young club with aspiring students who want to showcase their various skills and talents in the field of MMA.
This club under the guidance of Mr. Antony provides a platform for the young fighters to step into the world of professional fighting & I am proud to be one among them
BEST FIGHTERS of Eagles Combat Club
NAVEEN the white cross guy is the top most Fighter in Eagles Combat Club has Boxing record of 5/0/0. He is best in his Fights and a dare devil to his opponents.
NAVEEN "THE JUNGLE BOY" .J.C. has a Kickboxing record of 4/1/0 under 80kg category.His only loss is with his Training partner.He says that his only Aim is to bring proud to the country by winning international fights.
JOHN the BAD GUY of Harbour is undergoing MMA training in Eagles Combat Club coming from Boxing background.
Saturday, 8 October 2011
Eagles Combat Club
I say "MY WAY OR NO WAY" in Club.Come and Experience the HEAT in my club where you will feel Chennai heat is much better than the club heat.Eagles Combat Club is flooded with many students with different Martial Arts Background.Contact 9962956225 for trial session.
Friday, 7 October 2011
Article in Times of India
Fight Club
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS, WHICH DRAWS FROM VARIOUS STYLES OF COMBAT, IS BEGINNING TO THROW PUNCHES IN CHENNAI’S DIRECTION
Kamini Mathai | TNN
Antony Raj Narendran is an M Tech graduate from Vellore Institute of Technology. But the 24-year-old wants to be a professional fighter much to the worry of his parents. For Antony, teaching mixed martial arts (MMA) and training people to defend themselves is what he really wants to do. Getting into the ring, professionally, is just a bonus for him.
A full contact combat sport which is becoming the rage across the country, MMA combines the best techniques of various martial arts — boxing, wrestling, judo, Brazilian jiujitsu, muay thai, karate and other styles. While it became popular the world over in the 1990s,
India got hooked in the 2000s.
Antony’s club, the Eagles Combat Club, will launch only in September but he has already started training people. He went to Pune to train at Tiger’s Gym, considered one of the best places for mixed martial arts.
Antony conducts his classes on his terrace and at Anna Nagar Tower Park. “Right now it’s just about building stamina and getting the punches and kicks right. After that, we get into fight training,” says Antony, who specialises in kickboxing.
MMA became popular because people wanted to experiment with martial arts. “People wanted to see what would happen if someone proficient in one martial art fought someone proficient in another, on a level playing field,” says Daniel Isaac, CEO of Tiger’s Gym & Fight Club in Pune. While Daniel is proficient in kickboxing, he now trains people in MMA.
He says there are three kinds of people who come to learn MMA — the ones who want to go professional (good professional fighters get paid anywhere between $2,000 and $10,000 a fight), women and children looking to learn practical self-defence, and those who want to keep fit.
There are three kinds of combat in MMA — stand up fighting, which focuses on boxing, kick-boxing, muay thai; take down fighting, which combines judo, karate; and ground fighting, which is all about the best of wrestling, Brazilian jiu-jitsu. “That’s why MMA is called practical fighting. It trains you what to do in every situation,” says Daniel.
Financial consultant Susovan Ghosh, 28, inspired by Bruce Lee, got into MMA training for fitness and self-defence but then found that he was getting good enough to win amateur fights. “I now train five hours a day for the pro fight that’s coming up. I was scared in the beginning but I’ve now learnt to handle the fear and the injury,” says Susovan, who is heading to Singapore on September 3 for his first pro fight.
Susovan is being coached by Mumbai-based Alan Fenandes aka The Bull, one of India’s top MMA fighters. “I was born to fight. I used to get into a lot of them too on the street,” says Alan. “That’s when I got into MMA because I realised this was the same as the street fight, only under safer conditions. And this one gets you money and fame. People pay to watch the fights — like sports entertainment, this one’s called fight entertainment,” adds Alan, 32, who now has a fan club of over 1,000 people, and vows to keep fighting till his body gives up.
kamini.mathai@timesgroup.com
MANY STYLES: Antony Raj Narendran (right) teaches students how to build stamina and later, introduces fight training
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