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A Female Warrior's Journey to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
I have trained in a range of martial arts for a good 22 years. And I’m only 26. So basically, my entire life. My journey to Brazilian Jiu jitsu (BJJ) has been an interesting one. A long train of events, starting when I was 15, led me to it. Such a sequence that, if one of many events had not occurred, would have changed my whole trajectory. My father has always taught me in an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) style, shall we say. The three disciplines of striking, grappling, and submissions, have been the cornerstones of my life. But, as every aspiring Mixed Martial Artist and cage fighter knows, it’s important to take some time to study, and perfect specific styles from each discipline on their own first, as opposed to combining the whole lot together like some half-assed cake. The final, beautiful machine is the sum of its parts.
By Nessy Writer7 years ago in Unbalanced
LaFond Leads the Way in Track and Field Weekend Recap
Domica's LaFond wins triple jump over David, Ebwea-Excel in Florida. Ever heard of the Commonwealth of Dominica? No, not the Dominican Republic. The Commonwealth of Dominica is a small island where the most popular sport is cricket. Well, this tiny island has a giant talent in pro jumper, Thea LaFond.
By Winners Only7 years ago in Unbalanced
The 10 Best Sites to Buy or Sell Used Cleats
I had an interesting soccer career to say the least, but let me fill you in on some of the highlights. As you may already know, my first team—the "Red Team"—went an entire season without scoring a goal* (that lonely asterisk being an own goal). Goals would be netted in later years as we gained an understanding of why we were running up and down the pitch, but that all changed rather rapidly for young Sean when the field grew in size.
By Sean Reis7 years ago in Cleats
The Showdown in Texas
During the opening round of the 100-meter dash at the Texas Relays, Sha'Carri Richardson rattled off the best time of 11.17, Friday, March 29, in Austin, Texas.
By Winners Only7 years ago in Unbalanced
Caisja Faces Giants at Texas Relays
Cincinnati freshman Caisja Chandler is one of 135 runners slated to compete in the 100-meter dash at the Texas Relays, Friday, March 29.
By Winners Only7 years ago in Unbalanced
Is It Ever Too Much?
With the announcement that Mike Trout was signing a $426 million contract with the Los Angeles Angels of Major League Baseball, an unintended firestorm was set off. Local and national sports radio hosts, as well as ordinary spectators and fans, gave (sometimes) uneducated opinions on whether Trout—or anyone—deserved such a stratospheric contract. When is any salary, in any profession, too much?
By DJ Grand7 years ago in Unbalanced
Opportunities Abound for The Los Angeles Lakers
For the first time since 2005 with the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron James will not be making a run for the NBA Finals. But, Lakers fans need not fret. After all the plan this season did not involve winning a championship. Sure, it would've been a tremendous help for their youngsters to gain some playoff experience and, obviously, LeBron is never okay with any kind of losing. They can take solace though, in the fact that the Lakers are in a position to have a good summer, should they play their cards right.
By Jonathan Garcia7 years ago in Unbalanced
Reason First: Should NBA Player Jordan Bell Be Sidelined Indefinitely for Fraud?
They say that there is no “I” in team. But there is one in “win,” which points to the fact that it is a collection of individuals who make up a team. There’s also an “I” in bill. Power forward/center Jordan Bell of the National Basketball Association (NBA) team the Golden State Warriors charged an undisclosed amount of money to his assistant coach Mike Brown for purchases he made at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. What this shows is the emotional exhibition of fraud on the part of the mini-Madoff.
By Skyler Saunders7 years ago in Unbalanced