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The main American Top Team Academy in Coconut Creek, Florida has built a solid reputation and has been praised by both Joe Rogan and UFC President Dana White. It originated as a real fight school with a big emphasis on grappling, although it has now spawned a number of other franchise locations around Florida at different levels of certification. The school mainly promotes itself by being the "home" to a lot of big name fighters, such as Kimbo Slice.

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The Lab Mixed Martial Arts [http://www.mma-mixed-martial-arts-school.info mma workouts]

The Lab Mixed Martial Arts academy in Fredericksburg, VA is one of the best choices for real MMA training and is ranked as one of the best MMA schools not only in Virginia, but in the entire United States. Head Instructor Chad LeBrun has a formidable record as an undefeated MMA fighter and is a Jiu-Jitsu black belt. At The Lab you will not only find the only cage in the Federicksburg area, but you will discover superior MMA striking training from an instructor who has also provided training to special law enforcement and military groups. If you are ever in Virginia, you have got to stop by.

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