Dang, that girl's guard is tough! But she couldn't do much with it and Kaitlyn didn't get subbed. Good fight.👍 Hey, this last upload was half a year ago, hope Kaitlyn is still training and competing? Of course the coronavirus is causing cancellations of tournaments... I hope you guys are staying safe. I'm disabled and can't train or compete but I love to watch and encourage others in this great sport.
@@kaitlynmarshall5027 Glad to hear it. BJJ is such a great sport, especially for girls and women as it teaches self defense along with respect for your opponents and is a great way to make friends. Was just reading comments on another BJJ video from people who say kids should not be competing in competitions where armbars are allowed. I think as long as they are being trained properly and the Refs keep alert as they almost always do, there is no problem. Yes, once in a while there will be an injury, but they are usually minor. The injury rate for BJJ is way lower than any other combat sport. Please stay safe on and off the mats!
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Dang, that girl's guard is tough! But she couldn't do much with it and Kaitlyn didn't get subbed. Good fight.👍
Hey, this last upload was half a year ago, hope Kaitlyn is still training and competing? Of course the coronavirus is causing cancellations of tournaments... I hope you guys are staying safe.
I'm disabled and can't train or compete but I love to watch and encourage others in this great sport.
yes Kaitlyn is still training
@@kaitlynmarshall5027 Glad to hear it. BJJ is such a great sport, especially for girls and women as it teaches self defense along with respect for your opponents and is a great way to make friends.
Was just reading comments on another BJJ video from people who say kids should not be competing in competitions where armbars are allowed. I think as long as they are being trained properly and the Refs keep alert as they almost always do, there is no problem. Yes, once in a while there will be an injury, but they are usually minor.
The injury rate for BJJ is way lower than any other combat sport.
Please stay safe on and off the mats!