MMA books

[JohnJunior]

Scratch that...martial arts books. Which ones have really changed the way you train, or altered your mindset in either a philisophical or motivational sense? I'm hoping there might be a couple of recurring titles. For me, Rooney's Training for Warriors helped out.

[TapouT1]

Chael sonnens book is best book ever

[JohnJunior]

I actually have that but not started it. I'm never sure whether to take him seriously, though I think he's a genius.

[R.T.G.W]

A fighters heart is a good book

[RKing85]

There are very few fighter autobiographies I have read that I would consider good. Brian Stann's is the best, but it's mainly the non MMA stuff that makes that book so good.

[deserter]

A fighters heart is a good book

x2. My friend (Features Editor of Men's Fitness) writes a great blog, and while this post he made about the best books for training isn't specifically martial arts-oriented, there's some great stuff in there that's undoubtedly applicable to your training:

http://livehard.co.uk/2012/11/20/rea...y-see-the-way/

[The Gimp]

Tito's. He is doing it for the kids.

[JohnJunior]

x2. My friend (Features Editor of Men's Fitness) writes a great blog, and while this post he made about the best books for training isn't specifically martial arts-oriented, there's some great stuff in there that's undoubtedly applicable to your training:

http://livehard.co.uk/2012/11/20/rea...y-see-the-way/

I met joel last year...good guy and knows his stuff. Didnt realise he had a blog. Some good reads pointed out there

[JohnJunior]

A fighters heart is a good book

gonna check this one out

[R.T.G.W]

gonna check this one out

Also there is a follow up called a fighters mind