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In terms of mental & physical health, as well as increasing in skill; can you train both with BJJ & Taekwondo every week? I know plenty of people who do both. Most MMA fighters train in multiple martial arts simultaneously. Frankly, though, it’s not often taekwondo; it’s more often Muay Thai or kickboxing. But it’s the If it smells like bullshit and it looks like bullshit it’s bullshit putting sugar on shit doesn’t make it a brownie shirt in addition I really love this same concept—training in BJJ and simultaneously training in a striking sport. My son, an MMA fighter, has pretty much done that for 14 years. He started off with more traditional martial arts, then started doing grappling (which is like BJJ but without the gi). He continued with both, then moved from grappling to BJJ. He also moved from the previous more traditional martial arts to Muay Thai. He’s now an MMA fighter (5–1 record), a BJJ black belt, and a Muay Thai instructor. (Plus a few other things.) Point is: Yes you can. You do have to listen to your body and make sure you don’t overtrain. But plenty of people are doing it.

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