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DAILY MANIFESTO

UFC Personal Trainer Interview

Posted on Friday, April 22 @ 14:51:47 Eastern by Blake_Morse

Sometimes you just wanna kick ass. I'm not talking about pulling off a fatality in Mortal Kombat ass-kicking; I mean the real deal. You, your personage, kicking ass in real life. And not necessarily beating the crap out of someone, just getting in shape with some exercise and feeling the burn. But sometimes it can be hard to figure out where to start. Thankfully, UFC Personal Trainer is just about to come out, and if you have a Wii or a 360 and a Kinect, or a PS3 and a Move it may be the perfect place to begin your ass-kicking quest.

It gives you the chance to work with some of the best MMA trainers in the industry and do workouts that the pros actually do in order to get in shape. During a THQ press event, we had the opportunity to speak with one of those trainers and find out just how close to working out in an MMA gym this game gets.

UFC Personal Trainer launches for the Wii, PS3 and 360 on June 21st, 2011.

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Tags: THQ

Comments

Diabolus
Joined: Nov 2008

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 6:52 am
Is that Tank Abbot? :)

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Lethean
Joined: Jan 2001

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 12:35 pm
Not unless Tank Abbot became relevant again and dropped 150 lbs. That's Greg Jackson, coach to UFC greats GSP, Jon Jones, Rashad Evans, Carlos Condit, Donald Cerrone and Nate Marquardt to name a few.

Excellent manifesto. Seeing an interview with Greg Jackson made my day. Or at least part of it.

/Jealous!

Did you ask him about how he thinks the upcoming Jake Shields/GSP fight will go down? :)

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Lethean
Joined: Jan 2001

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 1:02 pm
Not unless Tank Abbot became relevant again and dropped 150 lbs. That's Greg Jackson, coach to UFC greats GSP, Jon Jones, Rashad Evans, Carlos Condit, Donald Cerrone and Nate Marquardt to name a few.

Excellent manifesto. Seeing an interview with Greg Jackson made my day. Or at least part of it.

/Jealous!

Did you ask him about how he thinks the upcoming Jake Shields/GSP fight will go down? :)

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Diabolus
Joined: Nov 2008

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 1:32 pm
I was talking about Blake.

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Diabolus
Joined: Nov 2008

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 1:34 pm
Oh, and Rashad quit Jackson's Gym recently. He's throwing a hissy fit over the whole Jones thing.

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Lethean
Joined: Jan 2001

Posted: Apr 23rd, 2011 at 2:25 pm
He did quite recently yes, but he trained there for a while so I just lumped in that camp as he will likely be back.

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Rinnon
Joined: Nov 2005

Posted: Apr 24th, 2011 at 3:54 pm
Interesting idea for a game. I'm very much in favor of games that actually attempt to teach you things. I still think the Kinect could be used to make an awesome Martial Arts game that really teaches you, so this is a neat step in that direction. Unless it sucks and doesn't work properly.

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