A big shout out to Fuji Sports!

I want to give a big shout-out to FUJI Sports for their awesome gear and for their amazing sponsorship for all my camps and for their support for women in BJJ. They empower women in BJJ, MMA, and Judo by providing a huge range of clothing to female athletes that are just as available and full of variety as the men’s range. Other companies may have a few token items for the females that train but Fuji Sports focus as much on the female athletes as much as the male athletes. Fuji Sports have been sponsoring me and taking care of me for years and has featured me on many of their campaigns in efforts to support female athletes. They gladly support and sponsor many other female athletes who are helping to bring that feminine presence and awareness to the sport. So thank you Fuji Sports for all that you do. 

For my next Lifestyle Camp coming up on June 4th FujiSports will be generously providing a couple of goodies to the goodie bag for all the ladies to enjoy!

Check out some of their awesome gis here that I offer and enter The VIP code:

FUJIVIP10 for $10 off and free shipping.

Jiu Jitsu World Mag - strength training fundamentals

Keep your eyes open for for my next article to be published in Jiu-Jitsu World Magazine all about the five fundamentals of strength training. This article is a great guide for those who want to add some supplemental training to their BJJ training to increase their performance but who have limited knowledge on how best to train for performance.

Even though we might know what do to on the mats, it doesn’t mean wi=e know what do to in the gym. It can be daunting since there are so many different ways you can train depending on what your goals are, not to mention how to use all the machines and equipment. In this article I break it down and keep things simple and stick to the 5 fundamentals of training. Stay tuned.