User: Jujitsu Kristen

You can lose. Trust me. There's not much to me, but i'm a 2nd degree black belt in Jujitsu. It's not really your strength that matters, it is your technique. You might be able to sqeeze the crap out of a guy once you get him in a scissorlock, but if he's just as strong as you, he could do the same. I doubt you could beat my teacher...

He would probably knock you out with a kick to the side of the head before you even realized what happened.

Some men are fun to wrestle around with and beat though, namely my two pain in the $%!@ brothers. They're both strong, but i have much superior stamina and skill, and i just wear them down. It usually only takes me ten minutes before they just get too tired to continue, and thats when you put on the hurt with the scissorholds.

Leverage is key in a wrestling match. Men have this advantage here, but with additional training, a woman is capable of beating a man. I'm a 2nd degree Jujitsu black belt, and I've beaten a few men that weren't trained, but some have beaten me. Some guys just need to lose their ego, which is why we love to do it.

I'm now 20 years old and i've been studying Jujitsu for about 10 years. I'm a 2nd degree black belt and i love to make my opponents (male or female) submit by scissorholds. Doesn't matter if it's a head or a bodyscissors, they're both fun to do. Bodyscissors is almost more fun to do because you can really apply pressure to the rib cage (which hurts a lot) and to the diaphragm at the same time, preventing them from breathing. Headscissors are great especially when you apply them 100 percent right away and don't let up. I might be sick but it's fun to know that you have someone in your complete control and they can't do anything about it.