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Can a 120-pound woman realistically choke out a 200-pound attacker with a few BJJ classes, or is that just false hope?
As self-defense classes surge in popularity, many women wonder if a few BJJ sessions can truly level the playing field against a larger attacker. Cast your vote and share your take on the realistic effectiveness of BJJ for self-defense.
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