This is the second time I have been on an arm wrestling table in about a year. My brother is using two hands and my dad using a rope to help me train side pressure. I’m thinking about jumping into the New York Big Apple Grapple this year to see where I stand. It’s always hard to compare hours in the gym with hours on the table.
Check out my latest interview by Intellectualyst, an e-newspaper built on the ideas that the world needs change and progress to grow, and that thinking critically about who we are and what we do are the tools for that change.
My favorite question she asked was…
Q: “Tell me about arm wrestling – what’s it like? What made you get into it?”
A: Professional Arm Wrestling is cool! Too many people think its a bar sport where out of shape meat heads growl at each other over a table, but it’s the complete opposite. Arm wrestling is a legitimate sport that takes serious training, dedication, technique and focus. It’s also extremely intensive on the body, muscles, joints and ligaments. This sport hasn’t been tainted by money like most others and it’s one on one, if you lose there is nobody else to blame but yourself.
Dan Mims of The Ethical Man was cool enough to ask me a few questions about veganism and the sport of professional arm wrestling. Click here for the full article.
Some matches from the 2010 MMA Arm Wrestling tournament held in Atlantic City, NJ. Some featured pullers in the video are Roman Tsindeliani (12 Time World Champion), Shawn Lattimer (3rd Ranked left-handed Super Heavyweight in the U.S.A), and Dan Sorrese. I ended up taking first place left handed and second place right handed.
I’ve created a Facebook group called Vegan Strong. It will feature some bad-ass vegans and create a community for like-minded individuals to teach and inspire.
The Ultimate Arm Wrestling League has to be one of the most exciting things to happen to this sport in a long time! Take a peek at the website for upcoming events, current champs and etc!



