Lewiston, Maine (August 31, 2015) - New England njà (NEF), America ká nọmba-ọkan agbegbe ija igbega, yoo mu awọn oniwe-ọgọrun adalu-ologun-ona (MMA) ìṣẹlẹ, “NEF XIX,” lojo satide, Kẹsán 12, 2015 ni Androscoggin Bank Colisée in Lewiston, Maine. The fight card will feature two amateur women’s bouts. Angela Young (0-0) ti Young ká MMA ni Bangor wa ni se eto lati ṣe rẹ Uncomfortable lodi si Rachel Reinheimer (1-0) from team Sityodtong. Young’s teammate Kira Innocenti (0-0) ti wa ni tun se eto lati ṣe rẹ Uncomfortable lodi si Hannah Sparrell (0-0) lati First Class MMA ni Brunswick.

Angela Young ni awọn aya ti Chris Young – owner and founder of Young’s MMA. She views her debut fight as a way of testing herself.

“It’s important for me to test myself,” wi Young, “ko nikan ninu agọ ẹyẹ wáKẹsán 12th, but also through the fight that’s happened the last eight weeks leading up to the NEF event. I feel the fight is essentially a showcase and representation of the grueling training sessions and endless hours in the gym that took place prior to fight night. Living the MMA lifestyle to me meant more than diet modifications and strict training schedules. Athletically, o je diẹ ẹ da nipasẹ awọn idiwo ati titari mi ifilelẹ lọ bi a oludije ni a ọna ti o ti ko ti ni idanwo. O je nipa tooto lati ara mi, mi ati awọn olukọni mi teammates ti mo ti mina mi ọtun lati Akobaratan ninu agọ ẹyẹ.”

Nibo ni awọn ti o ti kọja obirin ti a ti relegated si awọn sideshow ati aratuntun ipin ti ija idaraya iṣẹlẹ, bi Boxing, obirin MMA ti ko nikan jinde si dogba ipo pẹlu awọn ọkunrin ká MMA, o ni o ni, ni diẹ ninu awọn ọna, surpassed it. One has to look only to the highest level of the sport to see this trend. Women’s fights are now routinely present on the main cards of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). The promotion’s top star, ati awọn oniwe-ga san elere, ni awọn oniwe-obirin bantamweight asiwaju Ronda Rousey (12-0). The women competing on the September 12 kaadi yoo wa ni forefront ti a ronu lati faagun anfani fun awon obirin ni awọn agbegbe ipele.

“MMA fun awọn obirin ni ko hugely o yatọ ju ti o jẹ fun awọn ọkunrin,” so Young. “O han ni, MMA jẹ akọ a bori idaraya, but successful women in the MMA world are on the rise. Latara iwe yi mo ti ija ibudó grappled, sparred ati jijakadi pẹlu awọn Young ká MMA ija egbe ati ti wọn ti ti unrelentingly atilẹyin. Jije ọkan ninu awọn akọkọ obirin awọn onija jade ti Young ká esan ni awọn oniwe-mọni (bi daradara bi ni iyawo si Ọgbẹni. Young) but it’s also a spotlight I’m hoping will inspire other women who otherwise wouldn’t have pursued MMA. I would bet the women’s fights on September 12th won’t be unlike the others we’ve seen at prior NEF events. Mo ti reti awọn obirin lati fi on a nla show nitori a ma ni nkankan si lati fi mule. Mo ti fi ẹjẹ, lagun ati omije sinu ikẹkọ ati awọn ti o dara gbagbọ Mo n ro mi alatako ṣe kanna. Ti o a wi, awọn obirin ti wa ni lilọ lati wa lẹhin ti o lati gbin igi ni won awọn NEF ẹyẹ.”

Mejeeji Young ká teammate, Kira Innocenti, bi daradara ni o ni rẹ alatako ni “NEF XIX,” Rachel Reinheimer, dabi lati concur pẹlu Young ká wiwo lori awọn dekun idagbasoke ti awọn obirin ká MMA.

“Women ká MMA jẹ lori awọn jinde,” Said Innocenti. “Kọọkan discipline kọni a obinrin nkankan o ko ko mo nipa ara. Mo ti ri ti o kọ igbekele ninu ara mi ati ọpọlọpọ awọn miran. Awọn obirin sii lori awọn awọn maati, awọn dara. Fans can expect my teammate, Angie, ati awọn ara mi lati fun o wa gbogbo ki o si lọ si ogun kan bi awọn ọkunrin alagbara ni Young ká MMA ṣe. A ti sise lile lati soju wa-idaraya. A yoo ja pẹlu igberaga, ife gidigidi, ati pẹlu awọn alagbara igun nwa jade fun wa. Mo le dájúdájú pé o awọn obirin bouts yoo jẹ manigbagbe.”

“Women ká MMA jẹ a idaraya kan fẹ eyikeyi miiran,” so Reinheimer ti Everett, Massachusetts. “O ni ko ohun igbese movie ibi ti awọn akoni gbalaye jade sinu awọn Woods fun ọjọ mẹta lati irin ni pẹlu a ti ologun ona oluwa ati ki o si ṣẹgun ohun gbogbo ogun. O ni ko bar a ataburo. O ni ko pada a horo kan ambush. Awọn obirin wọnyi ni o wa pataki elere idaraya ti o irin diligently fun years ju ni lilo awọn ikẹkọ, itanna ati oro wa. Women ti o ti njijadu ni ija idaraya na egbegberun ti awọn wakati ti ẹjẹ, lagun ati omije aṣepé wọn idaraya. Wọn ṣe ẹbọ. Pẹlupẹlu, nibẹ ni o wa ofin ati akoko ifilelẹ lọ ati ailewu ona. Nigba ti ẹnikan jẹ unfamiliar pẹlu awọn agutan ti awọn obirin ká MMA, Mo afiwe ti o si Boxing tabi adaṣe, something else that people are more familiar with. The pool of women fighters in New England is deepening fast and the fact that there are more women’s bouts on fight cards reflects that. Mi alatako ati ki o Mo ni o wa mejeeji lati pataki, wonsi ago. A ni o wa mejeeji iya ati awọn ti o gba a pupo ti ipinnu ati drive lati se yi idaraya nigba ti juggling iṣẹ ati awọn ọmọ. Mo ti a ti ṣiṣẹ tirelessly pẹlu mi egbe niwon mi kẹhin ija lati mu mi game ni gbogbo aspect. Emi ni ki dupe fun awọn iyanu ikẹkọ ati teammates ni Sityodtong ti o Titari mi ki lile. Lori Kẹsán 12, o le reti a ogun.”

Ọpọlọpọ awọn ẹni-kọọkan, mejeeji awọn ọkunrin ati awọn obirin, who join MMA gyms do not do so initially intending to become an active cage fighter. On any given day, one can walk into any MMA gym and find a diverse population of trainees. Men and women, arugbo ati ọmọde, bulu kola ati funfun kola, all train side by side. Most will never step foot in a cage in front of thousands of screaming fans. Most are there to get in shape or learn self-defense. Some, sibẹsibẹ, ti wa ni buje nipa awọn idije kokoro.

“Mo ti a ṣe si awọn MMA aye lẹhin wíwọlé ọmọbinrin mi soke fun Jiu Jitsu kilasi lerongba o yoo jẹ anfani ti rẹ fun awọn ara olugbeja aspect lowo ninu awọn idaraya,” idasi Hanna Sparrell. “Mo ti wo bi o ṣubu ni ife pẹlu awọn ere, nini agbara ati igbekele, and was quick to decide that it was something I needed to be doing too. It didn’t take long before I fell in love with Jiu Jitsu myself, ati ki o be fe lati Ṣawari awọn miiran ti awọn MMA aye. Kikopa ninu awọn idaraya ti di a keji ile fun mi ati awọn ọmọbinrin mi, mi ikẹkọ awọn alabašepọ, a second family. Every day I walk through the doors of the gym is a test, o ni a igbeyewo ti athleticism, bi daradara bi a igbeyewo ti opolo ati awọn ẹdun drive. Niwon ni a ṣe si awọn adalu ti ologun ona aye ti mo ti fi ara mi, okan, ati ọkàn sinu ikẹkọ, ati nfigagbaga lori yi ija jẹ pataki si mi fun ọpọlọpọ awọn idi, ko nikan lati soju fun ara mi ati iṣẹ mi lile, sugbon tun lati soju gbogbo iṣẹ àṣekára, ìyàsímímọ, ati itunu ti mo ti gba lati ọrẹ mi, oluko, ikẹkọ awọn alabašepọ, and fellow fighters along the way. I think MMA training for woman is a great outlet for many reasons, o physically jẹ nla a sere, ati ki o jẹ tun kan ti o dara fọọmu ti "therapy" ni opin ti a ṣee eni lara ọjọ. Mo ni ọpọlọpọ awọn obirin ni mo irin pẹlu, ko gbogbo awọn ti wọn wa ni gbimọ lori ija, ṣugbọn awọn anfani ti awọn idaraya ti wa ni tun wa nibẹ, nwọn si ni ife ti o kan kanna.”

Innocenti, bi ọpọlọpọ awọn, di lowo ninu ija idaraya bi a ona lati gba ni, o si duro ni, shape. Little did she know when her journey started some two years ago that it would take her into an MMA cage with thousands watching her compete.

“Dán ara mi ni a adalu ti ologun ona ija jẹ pataki si mi ni ọpọlọpọ awọn ṣakiyesi. Odun meji seyin, Mo ti wà apọju iwọn ati ki ìjàkadì lati ri kan ni ilera, a nmu ona. Lọjọ kan, Mo ji ati mu aye nipa awọn nìyí ati ni idaji odun kan, sọnu Ogota poun lori ara mi. Mo tewogba pe ipenija, tele, ati ki o fe miran. Aaron “Oró” Lacey so fun mi nipa Young ká MMA ati ki o Mo ti a compelled lati ṣayẹwo ti o jade. Lẹhin ti sokale nipasẹ awọn ilẹkun, gbiyanju jade gbogbo awọn ti awọn kilasi, ki o si pade awọn ebi ti o ṣe o bẹ pataki, Mo ti a mo e lara. Mo ti ṣe ti o a ìlépa lati wa ni ọkan ninu awọn akọkọ obirin onija lori awọn ijiyan julọ ako ija egbe ni New England. Mo ti nigbagbogbo ti a oludije. Mo gbadun ara mi ni nija ati titari ifilelẹ lọ ti o ti wa ni ro lati wa soro lati se aseyori. Ngbe awọn adalu ti ologun ona igbesi aye ni alakikanju. O nilo diẹ ìyàsímímọ ju mo ti lailai riro ṣee. O fi opin si o ati ki o duro ti o pada si oke sinu awọn eniyan ti o iwongba ti wa ni. Eleyi jẹ ija pataki nitori ti mo ti a ti spoiled pẹlu ohun iyanu egbe nipa mi ẹgbẹ ti o ti wa ni kọ nipa awọn julọ motivating ati wunilori awọn olukọni. Emi pinnu lati ṣe wọn lọpọlọpọ ati ki o dupe wọn pẹlu ọwọ mi jí dìde.”

“ADALU ologun Arts ni awọn Gbẹhin igbeyewo ti awọn eniyan ẹmí lori gbogbo ipele: ara, irorun, ati ki o taratara,” wi Reinheimer. “Mo ni a sisun ifẹ lati mọ bi o jina Mo le lọ. I like exceeding expectations and pushing my limits and that’s MMA in a nutshell. Since I started training in martial arts, mi aye ti di ààlà-kere. Mi aye lori akete na ti dara si mi aye pa awọn akete ki o si idakeji. O n bọ kuro gbogbo awọn kobojumu distractions ati distilled ẹmi mi si isalẹ lati ohun ti gan ọrọ, ati jade kuro ninu awọn iwọn. Mo lero bi o ti n se iranwo mi di Elo jo si mi nile ara. O ni ti o dara ju ti atijọ ti ologun ona ati igbalode aye.”

Ninu awọn mẹrin awọn obirin ija lori awọn “NEF XIX” kaadi, only Reinheimer has actively competed in the past. She dominated her opponent this past spring on her way to a unanimous decision victory in her debut. All of the women fighting on September 12 ni Lewiston wa ni yiya fun awọn anfani.

“NEF jẹ a ri to igbega pẹlu a nla rere,” wi Reinheimer. “I was a spectator at their very first fight card back in 2012. I love Maine and the crowd is awesome there. Nko le duro!”

“Mo ro pe awọn egeb le reti a nla show nitõtọ,” exclaimed Sparrell. “Igba diẹ sii ju awọn obirin ko njà ti fihan lati wa ni lalailopinpin idanilaraya, a ti dajudaju fẹ lati fi mule ara wa yẹ ni yi iṣafihan akọ-ti jẹ gaba idaraya. Eleyi jẹ ni Uncomfortable fun mẹta jade ti mẹrin ti awọn obinrin lori kaadi yi, ki Mo mọ nibẹ ni lilọ lati je pupo ti a okan ati ipinnu sọ sinu wọnyi njà. Mo mo, tikalararẹ, Emi ni gan yiya lati soju! I couldn’t be more excited to be making my MMA debut in the NEF cage; Emi ti ṣọ ki ọpọlọpọ ninu awọn onija mo idolize ati ki o wo soke to ni yi idaraya lati awọn ni yio ti awọn Androscoggin Bank Colisée, nini awọn anfani lati wa ni bayi jade nibẹ pẹlu wọn gan ni a otitọ ọlá.”

“Bi September 12th nyara yonuso, Mo n di diẹ yiya ati ki o setan lati gba ninu agọ ẹyẹ,” wi Young. “Eleyi ti oyimbo a ajo ati Mo wa dupe fun awọn anfani ti ṣiṣe mi magbowo MMA Uncomfortable pẹlu NEF.”

“Emi ecstatic lati ṣe mi MMA Uncomfortable pẹlu NEF on September 12th,” Said Innocenti. “Mo ti sise tirelessly lati gba anfani yi ati Emi ni yiya ti awọn akoko ti de.”

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