From mat to mic, women who train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tell their stories. You'll hear from women of all belt levels, whether they are hobbyists, competitors, or a little of both. They'll tell you what got them started, what got them hooked, what they love, and what advice they have for those who are just getting started.
Understanding Non-Binary Experiences in Jiu Jitsu with Kip
Welcome back! It is so incredibly important for me to share as many different stories as I can on the pod, so all kinds of jiu jitsu practitioners can feel seen and heard. I was so happy when Kip agreed to share their story as a grappler who identifies as non-binary. Kip shares their journey into jiu-jitsu as a non-binary person, exploring themes of inclusivity, safety, and representation in the sport. They discuss the challenges and joys of training, competing, and advocating for marginalized communities within the martial arts world. In this candid interview, Kip shares insights on inclusivity, safety, and community culture in jiu-jitsu gyms, highlighting personal experiences and advocating for respectful, supportive environments for marginalized groups.
Connect with Kip:
TikTok and Instagram: @censor_kip
2 Apr 2026
Finding Your Mat Home ft. Rachel Yang
In this episode of the BJJ Babes podcast, Rachel Yang shares her journey in Jiu-Jitsu and Luta Livre, discussing her motivations for starting martial arts, the importance of competition, and the challenges faced by women in the sport. She emphasizes the significance of finding the right training environment, the role of communication in training, and how Jiu-Jitsu serves as a therapeutic outlet. Rachel also reflects on her evolution from a blue to a purple belt, the integration of Jiu-Jitsu into her life as a mother and entrepreneur, and offers advice for newcomers to the sport.
Connect with Rachel via Instagram: @rachel_bjj
25 Mar 2026
You're Wanted Here: Brie Marks from Fight Med Collective
In this episode, Bree Marks shares her journey into Jiu-Jitsu, discussing how it has transformed her life, improved her mental health, and fostered a sense of community. She emphasizes the importance of women in martial arts, the benefits of training for healthcare professionals, and the need for self-defense skills. Bree also highlights her initiative, Fight Med Collective, which connects medical professionals with combat sports, promoting physical and mental well-being. The conversation encourages newcomers to embrace their journey in Jiu-Jitsu and to recognize their value on the mat.
Connect with Brie and Fight Med Collective on Instagram
@fightmedcollective
@briemarks_pa
Check out the East Coast Women's Grappling Camp: @eastcoastwomenscamp
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YouTube views
7,265
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Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
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Podcast Authority Score: 44 / 100
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YouTube
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Engagement
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