Gutsy Girls @ The Great Flip

Meet Amy L. Sullivan the author of “Gutsy Girls,” a children’s picture book series based on the lives of real Christian women who have impacted the world. The Gutsy Girls books introduce girls to five amazing women in history. And my favorite woman in history made the list! There is great synergy between gutsy girls and The Great Flip! Click the Play button to hear this fun Podcast conversation.

I love speaking with Christian woman who seek to raise up empowered Godly girls! And Amy is one of them. You can find her books on Amazon and other bookstores. Her personal website is https://amylsullivan.com/

If this is your first visit to The Great Flip

Welcome! Hi I’m Coach Jody. I introduce girls, ages six to 18, to self-defense inspired by the martial art called Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Pretty gutsy!

Here at The Great Flip, you and your daughter can learn simple self-defense techniques by subscribing to my online instructional videos. Each video is less than three minutes and teach one simple self-defense technique. Give one a try right now. Let’s learn the Wrist Escape.

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If you are not familiar with Brazilian jiu-jitsu, that’s okay. It was a new concept to me too. But after a lot of research, my husband and I discovered jiu-jitsu and learned it was the best martial art for our daughters because it addresses the ground game situation like no other martial art. Don’t get me wrong, karate and taekwondo are fun, but are not real to life when it comes to self-defense. And Krav Maga looks good in theory, but you better be bigger and stronger and probably faster if you want to be successful at it. Brazilian jiu-jitsu equips a smaller person to overcome a larger person by learning techniques. I’d like to introduce you to this martial art within the safety of your home and or group of friends.

Why Brazilian Jiu-jitsu?