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    Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females
    Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females
    Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females
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    Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females

    By Ken Phillips

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    As many readers' already know, I love strong, skilled, muscular, dominant women that defeat men. Over the course of the last twenty-two-years I have spent countless hours, a ton of money and outrageous energy corresponding with and meeting these amazing women. When I've had the opportunity I've wrestling, arm-wrestling and competed with them in a variety of ways. Granted, I am just 5'6 ½" 143lbs and not very strong or skilled but I am still amazed when I receive an emasculating loss at the hands and feet of a woman. Since 2016 I have organized several gatherings where other men have tested themselves against these strong, dominant women. It's just as exciting to see other men defeated as it is being humbled myself! I've formed a huge network of strong, skilled, dominant women. I've also connected with many men who share my love of capable, ass-kicking women.

    The women in this book know how to put a a man in his place! I've worked my hardest to get the best information from these ladies and from some of the men they've humbled. Whether you go crazy for blondes, brunettes, African-American women, Hispanic women or red-heads, you'll find them in my ebooks and more specifically in this ebook! If you like strong, skilled, capable women putting men firmly in their place, then this is for you! There are planty of headscissors, chokes, victory poses and more! Please remember all of my offerings!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKen Phillips
    Release dateAug 5, 2020
    ISBN9781393419914
    Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females
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    Ken Phillips

    I have been making friends with strong, skilled women for two decades. I have met dozens of these women and others I have gotten to know quite well over the phone or online. The women featured explain why they started learning to kick butt and their favorite moments as an Alpha-Female. It's MY passion and you'll see why I love it so much when you read this boo!

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      Tap Out When You've Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling's Victorious Females

      Tap Out When You’ve Had Enough | Mixed Wrestling’s Victorious Females

      Kelsey | 5’3" 142lbs

      Kim | 5’2" 124lbs

      Evalynn | 5’4" 144lbs

      Cassandra | 5’3" 145lbs

      Sophie | 5’4" 262lbs 37yo

      From Saul:

      From Sophie:

      From Saul:

      From Sophie:

      From Saul:

      From Sophie:

      From Adam:

      The Three Couples | From Sophie:

      From Corrina;

      Eva | From Eva;

      From Saul;

      From Sophie;

      From Eva;

      Kaylie 5’4" 150lbs | From Danilo:

      From Kaylie:

      Q and A with Kaylie:

      Copyright © 2020 by Ken Phillips

      All rights reserved. This book (Tap Out When You’ve Had Enough: Mixed Wrestling’s Victorious Females) or any portion there of may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of Ken Phillips except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Tap Out When You’ve Had Enough

      Mixed Wrestling’s Victorious Females

      Introduction

      As many readers’ already know, I love strong, skilled, muscular, dominant women that defeat men. Over the course of the last twenty-two-years I have spent countless hours, a ton of money and outrageous energy corresponding with and meeting these amazing women. When I’ve had the opportunity I’ve wrestling, arm-wrestling and competed with them in a variety of ways. Granted, I am just 5’6 ½" 143lbs and not very strong or skilled but I am still amazed when I receive an emasculating loss at the hands and feet of a woman. Since 2016 I have organized several gatherings where other men have tested themselves against these strong, dominant women. It’s just as exciting to see other men defeated as it is being humbled myself! I’ve formed a huge network of strong, skilled, dominant women. I’ve also connected with many men who share my love of capable, ass-kicking women.

      The women in this book know how to put a a man in his place! I’ve worked my hardest to get the best information from these ladies and from some of the men they’ve humbled. Whether you go crazy for blondes, brunettes, African-American women, Hispanic women or red-heads, you’ll find them in my ebooks and more specifically in this ebook! If you like strong, skilled, capable women putting men firmly in their place, then this is for you! There are planty of headscissors, chokes, victory poses and more! Please remember all of my offerings!

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      Kelsey

      5’3" 142lbs

      From Jim:

      I knew I wasn’t going to play in the NFL, but I was a pretty good kicker. At 5’8" 155 pounds, it was my junior year in high school and I had a decent enough sophomore season. Our school/team was actually thinking about the playoffs for the first time in a decade. I kicked all summer and besides for two freshmen, the coast was clear for me to be the kicker and possibly the punter. Ah, I would get all the perks also, mainly the letter jacket, invitations to the best parties and the girls.

      But the first day of practice there was a buzz. Kelsey, one of the best soccer players at our school, was trying out for football. Football is a Fall sport, Girls soccer is in Spring. Okay, well, obviously she’s going to try to kick or punt. I was pretty sure that our coach would poo-poo the idea and get her to quit. But soon I found out that he was the one that asked her to try-out. When we had to list our specific special teams desires, I said kicker and punter. She said everything where I kick the ball. She clearly didn’t even really know the game of football at all.

      This was going to be a totally earned situation. It isn’t that hard to see who is the best at kicking. It isn’t like some positions like running back or quarterback where there’s some subjectivity involved.  I suppose coaches could say that they worried about who would do best under pressure, but the bottom line was that the best kicker was going to kick and the best punter was going to punt.

      We all stretched and the four of us (including the two freshmen) were brought over to a side field. We were going to learn a bit about technique for punting and punt into a net before having a contest. Everything went okay, but I kept thinking about this situation of going up against a girl. If it were just me and the freshmen than it would be normal. I was also hoping she’d get tackled once or fail to tackle a guy and she’d quit. But for the time being, I felt uneasy. That feeling was soon to multiply.

      One of the freshmen, Josh, punted first. His punt went thirty-four yards in the air but bounced just four yards. Ronald went next and his punt went twenty-seven yards and rolled another eight years. Then it was Kelsey’s turn. Holy goodness. Her punt went thirty-eight yards and the roll was another eight yards. Then it was finally my turn. I connected full blast. I hit the punt square on the button. It hit and took a small roll. I was soon to find out that it traveled thirty-five yards with a seven yard roll. I was beaten by a girl. Our coach wasn’t shy about high fiving Kelsey and telling us we each had 3 more punts. The totals would be just how far it traveled in the air. Soon enough how high it was (hang-time) would matter. Josh was always between thirty and thirty-five. Ronald was between twenty-five and thirty-five. Kelsey’s second punt was a ridiculous forty yards. So was her third punt. Even her first was a solid thirty-six. I was shaken and never surpassed thirty yards.

      And to complicate things, Kelsey was beautiful. Maybe the next day I’d have more luck since kicking (not punting) was on the agenda. The freshmen were good for twenty-five yard field goals pretty consistently. When they moved back to thirty is was a 50/50 proposition. Neither had the leg for thirty-five. I will never forget that Kelsey nailed a thirty-five yard field goal on her first kick. She could hit those about 30% of the time, but when she moved up to thirty yard field goals, she was more like 75/25. I kicked very similar to Kelsey, but one thing kept popping up. She could kick that thirty-five yard field goal more often than I could. She had more leg power. It was that plain and simple.

      One week before the start of the season, the freshmen went to JV and I was set to be the Varsity back-up to Kelsey. And then things got strange. We had to learn some very basics about tackling so we could get at least a little bit in the way. This is FOOTBALL and I knew that I was going to catch crap about this, but these were tackling drills and she was 5’3" 135-140 pounds.  I was going to tackle

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