Female martial arts YouTubers. They exist
Q&A with the coach. In reply to a previous video “Lessons Learned from 29 Martial Arts Youtubers”, a recent viewer commented that there were no female martial artists mentioned. He wants to know why there are seemingly so few women in the YouTube martial arts community. Is that actually true? Or are we just not looking for them?
In this video, we discuss these 12 female martial arts YouTubers:
Realize BJJ Life
/ @realizebjjlife
Black Belt Samery
/ @blackbeltsamery
Silvie Von Duuglas-Ittu Muay Thai
/ @8limbsus
Borrachinha - Capoeira
/ @borrachinhacapoeiramuzenza
Maya Nazareth
/ @mayanazareth
Jade Xu
/ @jadeofficialchannel
Cynthia Rothrock
/ channel
Abby Chavez
/ @abbychavez8892
Ronda Rousey
/ @rondarousey
Cris Cyborg
/ @criscyborg
Michelle Waterson the Karate Hottie
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Ramsey Dewey is a retired pro fighter, combat sports coach, referee, and fight commentator… and occasional musician based in Shanghai, China.
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I fought professionally in Mixed Martial arts, Sanda, Muay Thai, K1 and American kickboxing from 2004-2011 when I was forced to retire due to a broken skull and being blinded in one eye. I hold a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Black belts in multiple traditional martial arts, including Taekwondo and kyokushin karate. I also train in catch wrestling, sambo, taijiquan, judo, and boxing.
I currently coach at the Animal MMA gym, the Extreme Fight Lab, and the Mordor Fight Club, all in Shanghai, China.