Last Saturday, August 15th, I was lucky enough to be chosen as one of the wrestlers at the live event that Robin from http://www.lesfemmesfatales.com/ was putting on. The event was a huge success with many awesome fans and several gorgeous wrestlers in attendance. Unfortunately, I was unable to stay for the entire event. I was the first match, it was me vs. Robin. The bouts were slated to be 20 minute matches. After each fall the combatants were given a 1 minute break and then resumed wrestling. The rules were standard, no single digit manipulation, no maniac chokes, no punches or kicks. These were straight submission wrestling matches. The girls all wore nice bikinis so of course there were nipples slipping out from time to time but all in all the matches were very competitive, very tasteful and very exciting. I certainly have come a long way in my wrestling skills. I’ve gone up against Robin once before. She’s one of the best, if not THE best. She’s small but dangerous. I’ve been doing wrestling for 3 years, I’ve been training Jui jitsui for a year now. In the last year I have learned a lot about myself and what I am capable of doing. A lot of my training as been Mind over Matter. There’s a fine line between being stubborn and being stupid on the mats. Because I have so much experience in the last 3 years I am able to gage what my body can handle and what it can’t, ergo when to tap. I have learned how to read my opponentseven if it’s my first time against them. For example, When my opponent gets me into a leg scissor hold I can usually tell if they are going to be able to make me submit within the first couple of seconds. Most girls will apply the scissor hold slowly so no to cause harm to their opponents. Fast or slow, no matter how the hold is applied I can feel how long my opponent will be able to hold me and if she will be able to squeeze harder. When I feel as if I’m getting into trouble in the scissor hold, or any hold for that matter, I force myself to calm down. Panic is usually the #1 reason girls tap out. Being in a hold requires a lot of mind over matter. One needs to be calm collective and cool. For every move there is a counter and when one panics one can not think of a counter. In my match withRobin I was able to keep my cool. She dominated the entire match for sure. Her wrestling skills and experience surpass mine greatly. I do like to feel that I won the mind over matter match with her. I kept telling myself not to allow her to submit me. I tried my hardest to pschy her out by never showing I was tired or gassed, even though I was dying :). There were several submission attempts by both of us but you’re gonna have to watch the match to see the outcome, sorry darlings
The event was taped and you can order copies from http://www.lesfemmesfatales.com/. The tire event is $175 plus shipping. It has 9 matches that are approximately 20 minutes each.
OR….you can purchase each match for $25 plus shipping! Here are the matches…
- Robin vs Ariel
- Kristy Etzold vs Grace
- Jolie (from Tempest) vs
- Liz Lightspeed
- Robin vs Grace
- Julie Winchester vs Lisa Comshaw
- Jolie (from Tempest) vs Christine Dupree
- Kristiana vs Scarlett Devine
- Nicole Oring vs Andrea
- Helen Von Mott vs Alex (Competitive Mixed Match)