I am a total Cali girl through and through. One of these days, I will have to take you all through a tour of my extensive wardrobe of short little skirts and cute dresses. I will wear them out even in the middle of a typical Vancouver downpour or a blinding snowstorm.

Totally impractical, I know…. But hey….. I will only live once… and if I freeze to death, at least I know I did it in style with a lot of leg showin’

I am especially partial to a few fashion staples *yes, I am one of those girls that If I can wear it everyday until someone complains I smell, I will* like my jean skirts and a blue paisley sundress.

For all mixed martial art divas out there *like me*, the fashion police *aka Kristie Brown* has decided that that there is a total lack of comfortable and casual apparel for women who are fans of the sport! So, lucky for us, she realized the need and developed FightGirl Clothing, a clothing line that’s super hot, totally sexy, and stylish.

“I noticed that every martial arts event I attended women had nothing distinguishable to wear. These events are a lot of fun, and I wanted my line to offer women something to wear that would add to the excitement of the event and to show our support for this great sport. FightGirl was born.”

Top 3 (of many) Things You Can Do Today to Lose Those lbs

No one was born over optimum weight, grew up longing to be over optimum weight, nor was pleased at achieving being over optimum weight as approaching adulthood (or sometime thereafter.) Never the less, approximately 127 million adults in the U.S. are overweight, 60 million obese, and 9 million severely obese (American Obesity Association 2005.) This isn’t healthy, doesn’t make anyone happy, and it is a situation called an “epidemic” by the Center for Disease Control. The good news is, in recent years 300,000 to 400,000 people died annually in the U.S. due to obesity related illnesses, now however, only 100,000 people die annually from obesity related illnesses (Center for Disease Control, 2007)–awesome! We’re making progress! No, folks aren’t getting in better shape, but the drugs to keep the overweight population alive have improved drastically! Thanks pharmaceutical industry! All right, what’s really been going on here?