Cory Sandhagen
Guest: Cory Sandhagen
Date: 2021-03-05 | Duration: 3h 2m
Category: Combat Sports
Episode Overview
About Cory Sandhagen
Cory Sandhagen is a professional mixed martial artist competing in the Bantamweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), known for his dynamic striking and innovative fighting style. With a professional record that showcases his skill and determination, Sandhagen has quickly risen through the ranks, earning notable victories against some of the top fighters in the division. His captivating performances and unique approach to combat, including his use of unorthodox techniques, have made him a fan favorite and a formidable contender in the octagon. Beyond his athletic prowess, Sandhagen's candid discussions about mental health and personal growth resonate with many, making him not just an athlete but an inspiring figure in the world of sports. For more about Cory, visit www.corysandhagen.com.
Key Moments
- – Mixed Martial Arts
- – UFC
- – Fight Preparation
- – Mental Training
- – Weight Cutting
- – Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
- – Fight Strategy
- – Sports Psychology
- – Injury Recovery
- – Strength and Conditioning
- – Fight Analysis
- – Training Camps
- – Fight Night Experience
- – MMA History
- – Fight Promotions
- – Athlete Nutrition
- – Fight Psychology
- – Fight Techniques
- – MMA Fighters
- – Fight Commentary
- 0:00:00 – Introduction to the podcast and guest Cory Sandhagen
- 0:05:25 – Cory reflects on underestimating his opponent
- 0:08:11 – Impact of no crowd during COVID on fight atmosphere
- 0:12:09 – Discussion about fighting five-round bouts outside UFC
- 0:15:01 – Training with Ryan Hall and 50-50 guard techniques
- 0:17:15 – Influence of Dominic Cruz and WEC on fighting style
- 0:21:21 – Adapting training for wrestlers versus strikers
- 0:24:54 – Challenges of wrestling for full 25 minutes in fights
- 0:29:53 – Training partners' insights on Kamaru Usman’s preparation
- 0:33:23 – Physical and mental challenges of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
- 0:37:21 – Use of Vicks Vapor Rub in training for grip advantage
- 0:39:35 – Discussion about Mike Tyson’s biting incident in boxing
- 0:41:09 – Excitement about upcoming fights and fighter skills
- 0:44:02 – Challenges of maintaining peak performance with age
- 0:48:45 – Benefits of Jiu-Jitsu for children and personal growth
- 0:53:13 – Explanation of the twister submission technique
- 0:56:49 – Use of monkey foot device for hip flexor strength
- 1:03:32 – Observations on opponent’s striking during training
- 1:07:03 – Mindset of going into fights to hurt the opponent
- 1:10:10 – Emotional impact of losing and existential reflections
- 1:14:50 – Meditation and managing internal voices for mental clarity
- 1:19:21 – Living outside the city and desire for a Colorado ranch
- 1:23:00 – Discussion about flying cars and futuristic technology
- 1:25:22 – Darknet marketplace and drug decriminalization
- 1:27:07 – Studies on psilocybin and mental health research
- 1:30:41 – Analysis of Justin Gaethje’s fighting style and power
- 1:33:10 – Proper technique for checking leg kicks in fights
- 1:36:35 – Comparison of UFC’s growth to other combat sports
- 1:38:38 – Discussion on fighter weights and divisions
- 1:41:10 – Physical damage and bruising from fights
- 1:43:19 – Noticing moments of presence during fight events
- 1:45:12 – Stipe Miocic fight analysis and strategies
- 1:47:18 – Cris Cyborg’s dominance and toughness in women’s MMA
- 1:50:31 – Charles Oliveira’s recent sensational performances
- 1:52:26 – Mental transformation when stepping into the fight cage
- 1:56:46 – Physical sensations and focus during fight preparation
- 2:01:09 – Programming the mind for fight intensity
- 2:05:21 – Journaling as a tool for mental preparation
- 2:10:58 – Dangers of complacency in MMA and other challenges
- 2:14:00 – Upcoming fights and potential opponents discussion
- 2:18:35 – Injuries and recovery stories from fighters
- 2:22:45 – Reading opponents’ demeanors before fights
- 2:25:06 – Weight cutting methods and hydration strategies
- 2:29:01 – Access to world-class coaches and sports science
- 2:34:05 – Hydration testing in wrestling and MMA
- 2:37:42 – Physical therapy and injury prevention techniques
- 2:41:21 – Importance of coaching and team support
- 2:46:06 – Weekly training schedule and recovery practices
- 2:50:26 – Benefits of dry sauna for recovery
- 2:55:15 – Trail running and building mental toughness
- 2:57:29 – Ego management and personal growth in fighting career
Transcript Excerpt
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