JCVD training with the Diaz brothers
Favorites of the hardcore MMA fanbase since ever since, the Diaz brothers are finally getting some due attention. For example, who…
Favorites of the hardcore MMA fanbase since ever since, the Diaz brothers are finally getting some due attention. For example, who just worked out with them for a couple of days but Belgian actor, martial artist, screenwriter, film producer, and director Jean-Claude Van Damme.
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JCVD, 55, posted images on his social network.
Nate too naturally posted.
As did Nick.
Great UGer touch just has one piece of advice for the Diaz brothers. Don’t let JCVD into the cage, it can be awkward.
Very awkward.
JCVD has a history of training with top fighters.
Here he is in 2012, training with former UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre.
We will close with some wise words from the star, during an interview with Steph Daniels for BE, on how to become successful and happy, by developing your inner lemon.
“To be successful in life, you’ve got to ask yourself first what do you want to do,” explained FCVD. “It’s going to take some time because you don’t know yourself. You need a couple of years to know how you walk, how you think, how you this, how you that…At the same time, ask, ask yourself. ‘What do I want to do?’ Because school will give you the rules and good advice. But school will not develop your instinct. And the instinct is inside you. So more you ask yourself what I want to do, more that seed will become like almost like a lemon and you will start to kind of have like a voice inside of you…like a feeling of knowing yourself. And then you’ll target your dream. When you feel that your dream will be come a reality, it’s out there. You know when you’re going to reach it. When you talk and you walk like the dream, you’re representing the dream, then you become a star.”
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