Have You Ever Dominated Man On The Mats Or In The Dojo? Women Tell All



When it comes to martial arts and combat sports, gender stereotypes often dictate that men are dominant and women are submissive. However, this outdated view couldn't be further from the truth. In recent years, women have been making their mark in various combat sports, proving that they can dominate men on the mats and in the dojo.

While some may question whether women can truly overpower men in physical combat, countless stories from talented female martial artists suggest otherwise. These women break through the glass ceiling and showcase their skills, leaving their male counterparts astounded.

Have You Ever Dominated A Man on the Mats or in the Dojo? Women Tell All: 12 profiles, 70+ pics Spring 2021

by Ken Phillips(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
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Print length	:	72 pages
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One such example is Sarah Johnson, a young Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner from California. Sarah started her martial arts journey at the age of 15 and quickly climbed up the ranks. Despite being a petite woman, she was determined to prove that size and gender do not determine one's ability to dominate on the mats. Sarah regularly took part in mixed-gender competitions and consistently came out on top, shocking both spectators and her opponents.

Similar stories can be found across different combat sports disciplines. From boxing to kickboxing, women are breaking barriers and dominating in traditionally male-dominated arenas. Their dedication, skill, and determination are what set them apart from others.

One factor that contributes to women's success in combat sports is their ability to harness technique and strategy. While men may rely more on strength and power, women often focus on precision and finesse. This approach allows them to exploit weaknesses in their opponents' defenses, leading to victory even against physically stronger opponents.

Another essential aspect is mental fortitude. Women in combat sports often face societal pressures and gender biases, which have forced them to develop exceptional mental resilience. They have had to overcome stereotypes, prejudice, and doubt, which gives them an edge when it comes to mental strength. This mindset allows them to stay calm under pressure and make quick decisions in the heat of a fight.

Breaking down barriers not only benefits the women involved, but it also challenges the status quo and helps create a more inclusive environment within the martial arts community. By showcasing their dominance on the mats and in the dojo, these women inspire younger generations to pursue their dreams fearlessly, regardless of their gender.

Although women's representation in martial arts is increasing, there is still work to be done. Gender inequalities persist within some combat sports, particularly in terms of paycheck disparities and media coverage. However, the rise of women's organizations and initiatives focused on empowering female fighters is making a significant impact.

Organizations such as "Women Warriors" and "Empowered Women on the Mats" provide a safe and supportive community for female martial artists. They offer mentorship programs, workshops, and seminars to help women enhance their skills and overcome any obstacles they may face. By bringing women together, these organizations are challenging gender stereotypes and fostering an environment of equality.

As more and more women dominate on the mats and in the dojo, the narrative around gender in combat sports is slowly but surely changing. The achievements of these women not only shatter stereotypes but also bring attention to the remarkable skills, dedication, and talent that female fighters possess.

So, if you've ever dominated a man on the mats or in the dojo, your story is important. By sharing your experiences, you contribute to the growing movement that challenges traditional gender roles in combat sports. Your voice will inspire others, break down barriers, and pave the way for a brighter future for women in martial arts.

Remember, it's not about gender; it's about skill, determination, and the will to succeed. Women are proving every day that they can dominate on the mats, in the dojo, and beyond.

Have You Ever Dominated A Man on the Mats or in the Dojo? Women Tell All: 12 profiles, 70+ pics Spring 2021

by Ken Phillips(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	11960 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	72 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

FREE

Which is more humbling, losing to your younger sister or losing to you your wife at wrestling? Is it more emasculating to lose to your girlfriend or to a female co-work? If these two questions have piqued your interest then this ebook is for you!
Malinda starts us off and she is the kind of blonde beauty that every guy loves. Read about her experiences with male friends, boyfriends and with her older brother. Malinda was in her mid-20’s and proved to her big brother that he is entirely incapable of handling his little sister’s power. The pics of this lady alone are worth the price of this ebook!
Sala, Betta and Suzanne are up next and these 1st timers do not disappoint! These three amazing women explain how they learned to defeat men. These ladies share some classic man-taming moments.
Rochelle, Shawanda and Cheyenne are up next and these gorgeous African-American women prove that thick thighs really can crush guys. Learn about how these ladies use their physical superiority to tame the men in their life. You’ll also get to hear about their all-time favorite holds and ways to emasculate a fella. Fans of round, powerful glutes will fall in love with these three women.
Nadine, Sunita, Hannah and Micaela are our last four ladies and they are each quite unique and very diverse. Nadine is a mature female fighter with a fun, aggressive attitude. You’ll read about how she defeated a man at one of our events and you’ll learn about some of Nadine’s other combat experiences. Sunita and Hannah, like Nadine, are not big, but they are dangerous. Sunita is of Indian descent and Hannah is an all-American athletic beauty. See how Sunita learned to make the fellas tap out and discover how Hannah keeps her nice but weaker husband in-check. Micaela is another thick-thighed lady with a significant desire to show-off her strength and her fighting skills. Guys who find themselves trapped in Micaela’s powerful thighs are definitely advised to tap immediately. This lady has stunning knock out power!
If you like strong, skilled, dominant women, then this is the ebook for you! Please take a look at the rest of our ebooks as well and enjoy your journey into the sometimes-taboo world of man-taming women!