My Years as a FEMALE MMA FIGHTER 🥊

I fought with a local MMA gym for two years a few years ago...this was my experience!
#femalemma #mmafighting #adaptiveathlete
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Fourteen years of pain and failed ankle surgeries brought me to 2018, when I made the difficult decision to become a twenty-seven-year-old below-the-knee elective amputee. This channel is to document my journey of amputation surgery, recovery, and reclaiming my life.
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[@evafernandezresels3069]

are there any videos of you training?? or even fighting brian?? would looove to watch that!! and definetly your comeback to it!

[@alyssav7312]

Martial arts really helped me when I was going through one of the worst times of my life and I love kick boxing now because of how good it feels to kick, punch, and be aggressive in a safe place.

[@minzmae4636]

I have been in tae kwon do for 14 years, since I was six years old and I completely relate to what you were saying about martial arts letting you forget everything. Tae kwon do has been the biggest help in me dealing with my anxiety throughout my life.

[@emiliagiuliani9404]

This is so cool! I met my husband in boxing class and we're also about to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary :D

[@FootlessJo]

That is so awesome!!!

[@baileyotoo3148]

i'm 17 with depression and anxiety and i really wanna do this man i've been in love with fighting since i was a little girl though

[@melsgalleria]

My husband did do some fighting and fight training before we met. I got into fighting myself and he trained me for a while. I loved it and really wanted to do at least one fight. However, like you my body just won't allow for it. I have a lot of neck problems and now a neck fusion, so getting hit in the head just isn't something I can do anymore. Still I loved it so much. I did a lot of sparing and even had a boxing bag in my house for a while. However, I even had to get rid of it when one of our moves wouldn't have allowed space for it. I miss it all so much and I am hoping to at least be able to get back to some bag training eventually.

[@KatlynJShute]

I know the feeling of working twice as hard for 1/2 the respect. My entire high school career I played on the BOYS golf team. We did not have a girls team so I had to either play on the boys team or not play at all. Before tryouts I got so much crap from people, they wouldn’t even hide their laughs and snarky comments about me. At tryouts I broke the course tryout record for anyone who ever played on our team ever. I still didn’t get a lot of respect especially after I made the number one spot on the varsity team and my sophomore year I was named captain. Which I was the first sophomore captain in school history for ANY of our sports let alone the first female captain. I also would get side eye from golf course workers when I would ask to make a tee time and walk up the hard tees lengths (the farthest tees back on every hole) they would role their eyes thinking I was just trying to look tough in front of people and I was going to embarrass myself. Ya after the first tee shot they usually shut up. Several times I was completely ignored at golf stores or when I asked for help before I could even ask for what I was looking for and why they would take me to the women’s section. When I told them I needed men’s clubs (when you are at a high level like I was women’s clubs are not designed well enough to handle the force and speed of a golf swing) when I would ask for the men’s section I would get the slight eye roll. Then I would go to the demo simulator to try out a club and suddenly all the workers needed to come over and get something from around the area I was swinging. Basically one worker would go tell all the others that they needed to come out my swing and suddenly everyone was very busy over by my area. I was somewhat gratifying. But also very annoying. I won a men’s high school tournament in the number one flight (level) and I had to play from the men’s tees, I got not accommodations and the assistant coach for the team who didn’t like me conviwmtly forgot to call the results in to the local paper like he did after every single match. He was a total A$$ hat! The boys came around August of my senior year (08/2009) because I had made the Jr USA team for a golf tournament that was in basically our Olympics before golf was brought back into the Olympics. Apparently that was the thing that finally made them realize I was legitimate and I was not just doing this to get out of gym class or because it was the only sport I could make the team on because I would get an automatic spot since I was a girl. This was untrue, I had to make the team just like they did. Far and square. The boys on the other teams were always super cool! They thought it was so cool I played on the boys team and they would always treat me like just another player. They even gave my teammates dirty looks because they even saw how stand off like they were and how isolated I was. I was actually looking to go pro and was planning on trying out for the Olympic team for Rio 2016, unfortunately I had a pretty bad knee injury that never got better and I ended up having 5 surgery’s between 2006-2020. So my career was over before it ever got a chance to start. But I will never forget how much I hated being on the boys team because I would get no respect from my own teammates and girls in my school thought I just played on the team to get with boys (I didn’t even have a boyfriend in high school the entire 4 years) so I often thought about quitting but then I would win a tournament and I know how much it pissed the guys off so I stuck with it. Someone once told me (and I still live by this to this day) the best revenge you can ever get is by being successful. And that kept me going because I knew I was better and I did not want to give them the satisfaction of running me off the team. Sorry for the long post but your MMA proving yourself in a mans world story really connected with me. Thank you for sharing your story and for not giving up. You are such a warrior.

[@erictaylor5462]

I appreciate YOU, Jo. Your videos usually cheer me up. And I need it, especially now.

[@anabelrodriguez5418]

Thank you for making these videos, they really help brighten my spirits on my bad days ❤️

[@lilithpluto]

My friend got me into watching MMA and seeing how much she lights up when even just talking about it makes me so happy. Im amazed by how lovely the community is. I like Cage Warriors UK especially, but she will watch anything MMA and has been to lots of the UK events!

[@littlemas2]

Jo, I trained Tae Kwon Do for 6 years with my kids until my knees gave out. I have been a big fan of MMA for years, although I still have trouble seeing the woman get bloodied. I don't mind watching Jui Juitsu though. That being said, I don't know your back story with your church, but I am a pastor of a fairly conservative church and it always breaks my heart to hear people's stories of being hurt in church. I grew up as a pastor's kids in the same denomination, and I definitely had parents who were and are really loving. I was fairly protected and saw my Dad and Mom really love people well and that has been my goal too. I hope you continue to find love and healing both physically and mentally in your life.

[@reynavillarreal9494]

Very inspiring, you describe it the way I feel about it and why it would feel amazing to do mma. Thank you for sharing your story and you have a new suby!! 😊

[@lattanzioval]

What a touching video, you are always great. Thanks for this, for sharing this story. You are great. I just started kick boxing, I kinda understand what you are talking about.

[@elfmanjoe]

lol my name is joe too, just spelled different, im a new subscriber, i came across you through a few stories i've been keeping track of, you have a beautiful spirit, and your to speak to many different people from all walks of life, be well jo, blessed be

[@Kirby_loves_mangoes]

Jo you sound like you would love rugby!!! I have played for 3 years and it has been the best thing I have ever done. The mud, the full contact, the strength it’s a great sport ❤️🥰

[@DroDro3]

I love your positivity.

[@jimjohnston3995]

You're a inspiration hopefully you have help others that are like you and just going through what you went through love your channel and find you a very inspiration to me ❤️❤️😘💋

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

i would not have expected it! Jo, an MMA fighter!!? And loving it!! I look forward to seeing some of your moves. There's an excellent Martial Arts School in the town I grocery shop. (Claremont NH). They have a long Handicap Ramp in front. I like to think they teach martial arts for handicapped kids and folks in wheelchairs. But the ramp is probably just for Legal Accomodation.

[@zoeysmith8189]

U are one of my FAVORITE KZbinR hope your leg is good keep up t vids

[@liamodonovan6610]

I didn't know you did mma your a tough fighting woman with a big heart glad your doing better now love you jo

[@astridmyst]

This is exactly why I tried to get into karate. I unfortunately was too wrapped up into my eating disorder to deal with the giant wall mirror. I should try to find something like it again once my pain is better.

[@whereis6121]

Yes this is so relatable, I do panda Kickboxing and traditional Kung Fu and when I fight (especially in Sparring) it feels like there's nothing else than the fight (or the form in Kung Fu). Also I'm the only girl at my gym and I still have to fight for the guys respecting me, especially if they're new... but it's so worth it. I'm still struggling with anxiety (I'm currently very thankful for the distraction, today was pretty bad) but fighting is the thing that really gets me out of my head and gives me a lot of confidence (also yes to the family aspect and YES to the "I can kick ass, I don't have to be afraid of walking to town by myself" aspect) . Awesome to see others enjoying it as much as I do!

[@susanrapley3223]

I can relate Jo! For me it was the Brazilian martial art called Capoeira. What a life saver. You not only get the physical workout, but the mental break as well. If you are in the gym on the treadmill or lifting weights, you can still think about life and problems. Not so with martial arts! You have to think about your next move.

[@traceyflater]

You're a badass! I love it.

[@bayleighc.5843]

I didn’t know you were homeschooled Jo! I was until I was a junior in high school. I always wanted to try fighting, whatever style didn’t matter. I was a dancer, and then I got sick so I never got to do that, but it seems so cool. Now my joints would fall apart lol. Are there videos of you and Brian sparring?? The story of how you met is so unique

[@paullasmith4975]

Before I bought my house, i rented a place 5 walking minutes from my work. Between the house and work was the dojo. I joined a traditional Karate organization. It is hard work and more hard work. I got beat up often and was afraid to hit anyone. Instructor taught me to look thru my gloves when the barrage of punches came and wait for an opening. I decked an opponent much bigger and faster than I was. Knocked him out cold. I cried so hard. I knelt down beside him and couldn't stop saying I'm sorry. I never cared about trophies or belt rank, and I'm not sure what series of events led to me signing up for the 8 year long classes. I only know that the experience was so impactful that all other areas of my life have benefited...like an overflowing cup. I was addicted to the feeling. My doc literally told me to stay away from there---no "exercise only" no kata's no nuthin---until I can regain my composure and get control of myself. I can't afford to get hit in the head any more---It's been tuff on me staying away for several years, screws in my neck and now the amputation and issues with my good leg (getting better slowly) soon I'll be able to stand (un-aided) without tipping over and eventually re-learn to walk. It's quite humbling. I know who I am and what I'm made of and none of it's been an easy road. I think many people never understand what it's like to push yourself to the limits of our beings. The spirit pushes us ahead when the body says I can't go on. Personally, I'd like to see more of your vids when you're showing more of your true colors. I appreciate your channel. Keep being yourself and the subs will show up.

[@janicemichaloski3319]

Hey Jo my husband used to do jujetzo hopefully I spelled it right anyway we have a 10 year old daughter who is interested in it so he's showing her few moves ...but maybe someday she'll do it 😊ty for sharing your stories your very inspiring 💕

[@nalu2680]

Something that is so funny is that I have a brother whose name is also Jordan and he does Jiu-Jitsu!

[@MrA2Zor029]

Footless Jo! !!!!! love steve holliday

[@jca54]

you're so right on the spot... I have been bullied for 50 years (from 12 to 62 years old) and was not awere of my ASD. At last I found my way to a Krav Maga gym where they welcomed me as a normal and sane person. MMA, Krav Maga, Jui Jiutsu, Judo and many more fighting sports do not only train our body but also our minds. Please keep up the good work making your videos and show us some of you Jui Juitsu moves if you can....

[@TheAnon26]

Knife-leg. Do it. Do eeeeet. :P Seriously though, Im not surprised. Learning to fight, to defend yourself, does a lot for your confidence, your sense of security. Glad it helped you. ^^

[@oohihavecookies9377]

i realised how much i like martial arts a few months before the pandemic (which is also related to some sexual trauma i went through when i was younger) and i can't wait until it becomes safe to do that sort of contact sport again. i really want to learn how to box!

[@BethCoppard15]

I would love a video talking about how you got into it as a woman and your advice. I’ve been to boxing a few times and would LOVE to continue with it, but I just hate the looks, smirks and everything. Some days I just can’t face the judgment so it stops me going. Thanks x

[@paulatwood5356]

Oh Jo, you go girl.

[@paulatwood5356]

You continue to amaze me. MMA sounds like cycling for me,I've pedalled almost 240,000 miles in my life and I wouldn't be here now without bicycles and by the way I am a recovering Catholic. remind Brian to adore and cherish you.

[@linayataylor6116]

When you got your amputation, what happened to your Achilles tendon? Do you still have it? Did they do something with it when you got your ankle fused?

[@dwightemery5694]

Reminds me of fighting just to stay alive... having been cut in half twice and losing my left leg below the knee. I studied Martial Arts in my younger years and all of it comes in handy at times... but life is a war it seems to me. My girl firend died in February from bain tumors... got the call at 1:53 PM on February 7th from Hospice. They seem like Death Angels to me... life is a fight. Never ends... and in some Christain ancient books it states only a few have escaped life with out having to die... Enoch and Elijah. You mention survival survivor instincts... everybody I have loved it seems at times die all around me... never dreamed I'd live longer than my girl friend whom diewd this year. Fighting is all I know... on so many levels. Just to stay alive and at the moment my doctors for my organ transpalnts have been working to lower my Prograf levels because those meds cause skin cancer and I love being outside a lot even missing my left leg below the knee and riding mountain bikes and more. I think training in Martial Arts and I still practice it all and such... has helped a lot in surviving all the mess as well. I live alone and cut myself really bad one evening with a tuna can lid...started shaking really bad... and the "Prograf" levels are way off lately. But any way... wish you the best Jo... thoughts of things... losing April on February 7th, 2023 was a hard mental blow. And my organ donor was a ballet, lyrical and jazz dancer whom was murdered... by a drunk doctor of all things... and my girl friend was jealous of her sewn in my body as well... which was weird but she also got so bad she asked me on e time if she could get a brain transplant like I got organ transplants. Her mind was so gone... I walked out and lost it in tears. Nothing would save her issues... and such is life and death. Death wins eventually for the majority if ancient books are true for some maybe not... but not so sure about the story of Elijah and Enoch at times. Interesting... life is a fight for those I love and lost and a fight for myself to survive... every day it seems. My doctors will not even let me go back to work any more... that makes me angry as well at times how my body is so messed up but I do a lot more in my home and activities than many normal healthy people I know and to me that is interesting as well and a bit sad for all the life some have in health that really waste like a person I know that got hooked on drugs and lost an eye like an idiot... was so healthy until they got addicted to heroin and more... dumb stuff in my opinion... and that kind of thing for the fight for life... for those that do it they don't even derserve the gift of life when I think about it some days. You definitely do Jo... you never give up. I appreciate your videos and your battles with losing your leg and more and how you share it on the interent for those of us dealing with battles many could never imagine... pain and more. I studied Muay Thai with a guy from New York years ago...not deeply... I studied another form of Martial Arts... his naeme was Eddie and he played guitar in intro's for major bands in the USA and was a good time in my life having done that with him... and I used to live in Thailand as well when I wsa young... been all over this planet. Now I am settled and just survive and do a lot despirte what doctor's say and still alive even though I had a doctor teel me I should have been dead a long time ago... interesting how it all works... wish you the best and all your friends and followers on this place. Thanks for sharing your life online...

[@bernardflint9338]

Interesting video.

[@johndej]

This is a very touching story. Thank you for sharing this.

[@Gibraltar_tank]

Did you name yourself footless Jo because of megalo boxing, I'm an amputee too and seeing your story gave me confidence for martial arts!!

[@nalu2680]

I can't watch it now, but I'll try to later!

[@camillaberge91]

I have trained jujutsu / brazil jj off and on since I was 6 years old. Now i'm 20 years old. But due to scoliosis I have not managed it in recent years, but I really want to start again. because I like it very much. I have purple 2 belts. what belt have you. I'm also someone who does not look like someone who likes that kind of sport. I started training because your dad was one of the coaches so I felt safe. we also have a gym in the basement that we use to practice martial arts, so from time to time I train a little since dad is our coach anyway. For I was very shy when I was younger. I feel more confident knowing that I can defend myself if I need to. And I am from just outside Bergen Norway

[@camaronconcolaadweedgers2117]

Omg !!!!!!!😨.....plop👊💥😵!!... 👍💀Cheers crazy jo....is so cool

[@daivahataka]

Would have thought with the bad ankle contact sports would have been better avoided for fear of mega ouchy 😫. Glad to hear you did manage to keep at it for a few years though, hopefully no-one went after your ankle in the sparring knowing it was a weak point.😥

[@karagregory69]

Ok, On the scale of being Awesome, you just moved up a few notches. I wonder if the act of physically fighting someone on some level you were fighting the demons holding you back?

[@saz6027]

You are soo strong Jo, you can beat any man in a MMA fight even Francis Ngannou, Jon Jones and name them! You can wipe them out in a MMA fight.

[@weetidos4514]

hi jo!!!! can you do more collabs, maybe virtual ones haha

[@josepalmar4078]

I love

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

**fear of bionic leg intensifies**

[@user-hz7to9nm5q]

Wait what?!?!!😱 A second channel?!?

[@karindwarswaard]

found that out 3 week ago. i was really suprised haha

[@laurechristinelorenzen4376]

Ur so inspiring love the video Also, WHAT DOES YOUR SHIRT SAYY?????? I NEED TO KNOW

[@jenn-k-h]

Pretty sure it's this one 👍 images.app.goo.gl/SSxTbUfTcrKq87xp6

[@laurechristinelorenzen4376]

@@jenn-k-h thankyouthankyou

[@jenn-k-h]

@@laurechristinelorenzen4376 No worries 😊

[@ecologist_to_be]

I did Ju Jitsu for a while as a child, unfortunately my pain levels prevent me from doing these things. lol I can tolerate pain to a high level but even I have my limit and it was just way to painful. 😂

[@kylemcgregor1716]

Hello Jo it was your husband an you that got you through the bad situation among your life the gym helped numb the pain sorry your husband an you put the work in

[@moniektencate4751]

Just 💜🤘

[@gimmick1018]

Pretty awesome story about how doing something as simple as joining a gym changed your life so much. This is kind of unrelated but does anybody know what activities the gym is providing to charge $100 a month? The gym near me (in the UK) is £14.99 a month and you can do not only the typical gym stuff but also all sorts of classes, e.g. spinning, boxing etc as much or as little as you like and it costs you no more or less

[@brnnflcn3954]

Very beautiful 😍 Hi. From philipinnes 😊

[@beacarbo6344]

My martial art was taekwondo and as a woman a way to gain respect was to hit hard the other person and teach them respect. I obviously didn't hurt anyone it was just as a wake-up call. You know, men tend to be more soft against women when fighting and I always hated that, so my solution was to show them what I was capable of. Then, once you are black belt they just respect you since the beginning because they think you are gonna crush them hahaha. What a good times

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

Weren't most of those guys like 2x your size? That's kinda how I would see fighting a woman, like Tyson fighting a featherweight. A good way to accidentally put someone in a coma

[@beacarbo6344]

@@skeetsmcgrew3282 In taekwondo, we don't fight on the ground or punch our faces, so I think it's not that risky. I started taekwondo when I was 6 and I used to fight with the best kid of the class meanwhile my mom was outside watching very scared (that kid was twice my size). I guess I been never afraid or though about a KO. All my injuries were out of combat except one and it was totally my fault because I was too tired and I wanted to push myself too much. About the size. I'm very small, even a big kid around 15 years old can be taller than me LOL. I can say I been always the smaller since the beginning and I never care about that. I liked to fight in disadvantage when I was training.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

@@beacarbo6344 Fair enough. I think it's hard for people to want to risk hurting someone when they are into organized fighting. Since you obviously consented and could see how big the other person was, it's not really their responsibility to treat you like a kid to try to protect you. But still, I know I don't wanna be known as the dude who put the girl in the hospital lol

[@beacarbo6344]

@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Do you practice martial arts? I've been in three different gyms and I never seen anyone going to the hospital or being injured because of the different weights. Even fighting with women I've been always smaller because I'm featherweight and there were non when I was training in my town. Then I change to Japanese martial arts because they have less impact for my knees. We used different kind of weapons and weight was even less important than in taekwondo. Based in my experience, I think my conclusion is that it depends on the martial art. Some of them the weight can be a huge difference but in others is not.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

@@beacarbo6344 Yea, definitely makes sense it would depend on the style. Like muay thai you could definitely get hospitalized if there was too big of a weight difference. And obviously most American fighting sports like boxing. I would be interested to hear if Jo ever had a full on fight with a guy, MMA is pretty brutal

[@LadyNicoMura]

i admire you. i am in a dark place, just want to die. but because of social anxiety i can't do anything like sports anymore. my hope is that one day i'll gather enough courage to end my suffering (but i probably won't, since i haven't been able to do it for the past 6 years...)

[@madie290]

You are appreciated, and I hope you can get the help you need

[@LadyNicoMura]

@@madie290 thank you...

[@paullasmith4975]

I'm no doc, but a hair analysis will reveal imbalances in your physical self. We're made up of lots of chemicals. Discovering any deficiencies is a simple, painless and easy test. Don't trust a clown. Talk to someone who can perform the analysis. God Bless.

[@emcdaniel317]

Ariadne W. There is hope. There are people out there who want to help you, too. Keep on fighting for a better future. Maybe find a hobby that lifts your spirit? We all love you and want the best for you.

[@jenn-k-h]

I'm sorry you're going through this, please know that there are many free hotlines and organizations who want to help. I hope you can speak to someone and get back on track ❤️ Sending hugs, a d echoing the suggestion of finding another hobby. I find colouring very soothing 😊👍

[@niknoks6387]

Whoo whoo a Union Jack flag on your shirt 🇬🇧❤️

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

Ngl the way you describe fighting is how I feel about sex 😂. Not sure what that says about me but I've said 90% of what you said about fighting about lovin

[@amydpnw]

Have you considered teaching? You are doing that on your channel, you can do that on the mat.

[@jahangiranwar3525]

You're beautiful lady 💙💙💙

[@rossjess5452]

You have Rats and do MMA! Same and Same! :)

[@livingforthelordful]

Who would of thought?

[@NKAmputeeLife]

Good day fellow amputee😊

[@brently1973]

No way...your face is so pretty its not all banged up lol. Much lov

[@ecologist_to_be]

Not all fighters are banged up.

[@brently1973]

They all get hit in the face and nose and scars

[@dianatedesco269]

Amanda Nunes or Rhonda Rousey?

[@danilosantillian2305]

Are you mma fighter?😍😍😍

[@johngilles9371]

Most spouses fight AFTER marraige, not before! lol

[@johngilles9371]

I have a nephew who teaches ju jistsu in california, and the only belt I have is on my robe! lol

[@febfem_marcy]

jo, ur such a bad bitch. sending all my love to you. 💞💞

[@febfem_marcy]

your videos really help me feel like i’m not alone. i appreciate that so so much. thank you for everything you do. so proud of your progress.❤️

[@Dom-rr4rv]

Just cause you were in the gym while they were training doesn’t mean you were a fighter.

[@ecologist_to_be]

What are you talking about? She was training too. She fought men, just because she is a women doesn't mean she could not fight to the same level as a man. She wasn't on the side lines looking in. Did you even watch the video? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Dom-rr4rv]

“My years as a female mma fighter”. Insinuating she was an actual fighter. Just cause someone uses the method for exercise doesn’t mean they’re a “fighter”. If she actually fought MMA, I retract and apologize.

[@Dom-rr4rv]

Sarah no rebuttal?

[@ameliedavis5940]

@@Dom-rr4rvdo you mean that "fighter" should only be used for those who compete?

[@entertainmenttime8645]

Are you married