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This other amazing render was made by Bennecik and seeing this version me in dojo garb (purple no less!) means so much on a sentimental. Before I started hammering away at pro wrestling moves, my first love was Brazilian jiu-jitsu, or as most practitioners call it fondly "bjj". Now, the uniform I'm wearing is a gi, and you can see this kind of heavy, cotton uniform in other martial arts, such as judo, aikido, and karate. If I had more time, I'd dearly love to train in judo more. I took a small handful of classes which taught me to perform a sacrifice roll and how to protect myself when I was thrown to the mat from an upright position.

Now, getting back to submission wrestling, two types of grappling styles (ground fighting/bjj) for tournaments exist: gi (with the uniform on) and no-gi (no uniform). I prefer to compete in no-gi, but I train in both gi and no-gi. Each has its advantages to me; in no-gi, I have more personal contact with the body which can lead to some sessy training times if you are as enchanting with your sparring partner's techniques as well as their physique; with gi, well if you are into breath play, those collar chokes are something else. *purrs* Call me Jill, Nadia, and Lisa (Bennecik ). 😻Oh, and maybe I can squeeze in Grant (ChupaNHBW ), Henry, and Tom on another day. 😈RAAAWWWWWRR

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Artist: The talented Please check out his wonderful page with some very skilled and badass women of the dojo and the ring! You don't want to miss out on some great storytelling embellished by meticulous and fun fight art!

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Continued from:

This other amazing render was made by Bennecik and seeing this version me in dojo garb (purple no less!) means so much on a sentimental. Before I started hammering away at pro wrestling moves, my first love was Brazilian jiu-jitsu, or as most practitioners call it fondly "bjj". Now, the uniform I'm wearing is a gi, and you can see this kind of heavy, cotton uniform in other martial arts, such as judo, aikido, and karate. If I had more time, I'd dearly love to train in judo more. I took a small handful of classes which taught me to perform a sacrifice roll and how to protect myself when I was thrown to the mat from an upright position.

Now, getting back to submission wrestling, two types of grappling styles (ground fighting/bjj) for tournaments exist: gi (with the uniform on) and no-gi (no uniform). I prefer to compete in no-gi, but I train in both gi and no-gi. Each has its advantages to me; in no-gi, I have more personal contact with the body which can lead to some sessy training times if you are as enchanting with your sparring partner's techniques as well as their physique; with gi, well if you are into breath play, those collar chokes are something else. *purrs* Call me Jill, Nadia, and Lisa (Bennecik ). 😻Oh, and maybe I can squeeze in Grant (ChupaNHBW ), Henry, and Tom on another day. 😈RAAAWWWWWRR

🐒🐒🐒💜💜💜

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Artist: The talented Please check out his wonderful page with some very skilled and badass women of the dojo and the ring! You don't want to miss out on some great storytelling embellished by meticulous and fun fight art!