Muay Thai Conditioning Workout You Can Do at Home
This at home Muay Thai conditioning workout from Be Like Water builds stamina, power, and striking endurance through structured fight style rounds that improve performance without requiring any equipment.
Do You Need to Be in Shape to Start MMA?
You don’t need to be in shape to start MMA, because training at Be Like Water in BJJ, Judo, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, and MMA classes will build your fitness, strength, and confidence as you learn.
How HIIT Cardio Improves Your Health and Fitness
HIIT cardio improves heart health, boosts fat loss, increases endurance, and builds mental toughness by combining short bursts of intense effort with efficient recovery periods.
5 Essential Muay Thai Tips for Beginners | Be Like Water MMA Gym
If you have ever watched Muay Thai fighters move with calm confidence and controlled power, you can see why the sport is known as The Art of Eight Limbs
Why MMA Fighters Need Both Striking and Grappling
MMA fighters need both striking and grappling to stay adaptable, defend themselves in every range of a fight, and become complete martial artists capable of handling any situation.
Competition Jiu Jitsu vs Self Defense Jiu Jitsu
At Be Like Water in Fulshear, TX, we teach both competition and self defense Jiu Jitsu so students can develop sport level skill while building real world confidence and adaptability.
Keep Your Fitness Goals Strong This New Year
Be Like Water helps you stay committed to your fitness goals all year by combining powerful martial arts training with a supportive community that keeps you motivated, strong, and consistent.
Training Through the Holidays: Staying Strong When the Season Gets Busy
Stay strong through the holidays by keeping your training consistent, reducing stress, and building momentum that carries you confidently into the new year.
Martial Arts in the Real World
Sport martial arts training builds awareness, composure, and simple, high-percentage skills that carry over to real-world situations where the goal is not winning a fight, but staying safe and getting home.
How Often Should You Train? Weekly Schedules for Every Goal
Training frequency depends on your goals and fitness level, but consistent rest and recovery are essential for long term progress in any martial art.
How Kickboxing (HIIT) Burns Fat Faster Than Traditional Cardio
Kickboxing (HIIT) burns fat faster than traditional cardio by combining full body striking, high intensity intervals, and muscle building movements that elevate calorie burn during and long after the workout.
Preventing Common Martial Arts Injuries
A thoughtful approach to preparation, stretching, rest, and guided technique helps students train safely, build confidence, and enjoy long-term martial arts progress.
How Martial Arts Training Can Replace the Gym and Be Way More Fun!
Martial arts training at Be Like Water BJJ MMA offers a fun, full-body alternative to the gym that builds strength, confidence, and lasting motivation through skill-based workouts and community support.
How to Overcome the Fear of Sparring
This article explains how beginners can overcome the fear of sparring by starting light, communicating with partners, focusing on technique and breathing, and trusting their coaches to guide them toward confidence and growth.
Benefits of Training Muay Thai (Even If You Never Step in the Ring)
Muay Thai at Be Like Water BJJ MMA offers a powerful way to build strength, confidence, and mental focus through total-body training, self-defense skills, and a supportive community
The Levels of Judo Belts
Each Judo belt level represents a new stage of growth, from learning the basics as a white belt to mastering technique and mindset as a black belt, with every color marking progress in skill, confidence, and understanding of the art.
Getting in Shape Through Martial Arts
Martial arts provide a fun, full-body workout that builds strength, cardio, confidence, and focus for all ages and experience levels.
Gi vs No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Gi BJJ builds technical precision and control, and at Be Like Water BJJ MMA, we focus on Gi training first so students can transition smoothly into faster-paced No-Gi and MMA.
Sparring vs Competition: Understanding the Differences
Sparring builds skills through controlled, cooperative practice, while competition tests those skills under full resistance, pressure, and strict rules, both are essential for growth in Muay Thai, Judo, and Jiu-Jitsu.