Sentences with phrase «not jiu»

Not exact matches

When not practicing financial planning, Jon volunteers with San Diego's canine rescue organizations, enjoys homebrewing, bbq» ing, Brazilian jiu - jitsu, and camping.

Hall of Famer Royce Gracie was considered a master practitioner of Gracie jiu - jitsu, but hasn't fought in the UFC since 1995.

Davis, whose fiancé teaches jiu - jitsu, said she doesn't fear Rousey, whose signature move is bending an opponent's arm opposite the elbow joint until she quits.

If you are training twice per day between jiu jitsu and this program I would make sure to set a threshold of intensity for each session with a general rule of thumb that both sessions can not be performed at what you perceive to be high intensity.

I like to blog about jiu jitsu when I'm not donning super-hero costumes, lifting weights or cross stitching.

He is also in loved with sports, any kind of sports starting with running, fitness, zumba, martial arts (judo and jiu jitsu) and last but not least body building.

I like to blog about jiu jitsu when I'm not donning super-hero costumes, lifting weights or cross stitching.

When not at work, Marilyn can be found at any number of her boys» activities; baseball, soccer, boy scouts, jiu jitsu to name a few.

I like to blog about jiu jitsu when I'm not donning super-hero costumes, lifting weights or cross stitching.

That, hey, sometimes you don't want to do virtual jiu - jitsu, so having a Knockout Mode is always fun.

But it provides insights relevant to legal work, too: «we're taught what it means to have «the heart of a warrior,» but jiu - jitsu reminds me that my legal work is my client's fight, not mine.

I like to blog about jiu jitsu when I'm not donning super-hero costumes, lifting weights or cross stitching.

When I'm not with Clients, you can find me training Brazilian jiu jitsu, snowboarding, spending time with friends and family, or singing at church.

I like to blog about jiu jitsu when I'm not donning super-hero costumes, lifting weights or cross stitching.