Naked mothers and daughters judo

Ivan Gene LeBell born October 9, is an American martial artist, instructor, stunt performer , actor and professional wrestler born in Los Angeles, California. LeBell has also worked on over 1, films and TV shows [2] and has authored 12 books. He started training in wrestling and boxing from his early childhood, influenced by his mother, "Red Head" Aileen Eaton, a promoter of both sports who owned the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. After getting his black belt , he went to Japan to train in judo at the Kodokan.

By Ruth Styles For Dailymail. She's the champion fighter whose turbulent love life and powerful right hook regularly make headlines but to Annmaria De Mars, Ronda Rousey will always be 'my baby'. But while De Mars admits to worrying when her year-old daughter takes to the ring, the diminutive businesswoman is far from being a typical sporting parent. Instead, the year-old is a gold medal-winning judo champ in her own right, coached her daughter to a string of junior titles and is credited by some with inspiring Ronda's fighting career. She was in swimming and she was very good at it. But when we moved out here [to Santa Monica], she saw me doing judo with my friends and she wanted to do it,' says Ronda Rousey's mother, Annmaria De Mars.

Even before it was over, she fell to her knees and let her tears spill on the floor. Now she was about to collect a silver medal and get a chance to go for gold. Scroll down for video. Britain's Gemma Gibbons looks to the heavens after her semi-final win. She whispered 'I love you mum' in tribute to her mother Jeanette, who died of leukaemia in

Making my way into the depths of Japanese martial arts, my next stop in my series was Judo. Following Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I was under the impression that, really, I could master anything similar. How wrong I was. What I did not consider was the strict, unwavering traditions that judo entails: from the bow when you enter the dojo gym , to the way you greet and leave your instructor. In particular, the dojo I went to focuses on the founding principles of traditional Japanese martial arts: integrity, dedication, and mutual respect.