Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Women in Combat Sports; Women Warriors aroun Alex Channon,Christopher R. Matthews Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Approaching the Gendered Phenomenon of ‘Women Warriors’o with the greatest regularity, was the manner in which gender was constructed, portrayed and lived out within these activities. Indeed, both our doctoral theses and subsequent publications were eventually based on analyses of the gendered behaviour of practitioners within such settings, and these m

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Moral Guardians, Miniskirts and Nicola Adams: The Changing Media Discourse on Women’s Boxings at odds with the supposed ‘essence’ of femininity and blurs the traditional male/female boundaries. She argues that women are taught to be vulnerable, passive and not aggressive, whereas women who box ‘a(chǎn)re empowering themselves by appropriating male symbols of physical capital and shifting gender

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‘Beauty and Strength’: Defining the Female Body in , Season 20 Promotional Campaignmotion. Rose Namajunas, the 22-year-old professional fighter who previously wore the American flag dress, opens her mouth, revealing a red mouth guard with . emblazoned across the front, introducing the 20th season of . (.).. Where previous seasons’ trailers previewed the upcoming fights and dramas,

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Beautifully Violent: The Gender Dynamic of Scottish Karate, 2013; Guérandel and Mennesson, 2007) there remain very few academic studies which take a direct focus on the phenomenon of sex integration in combat sports, and what impact violent intercorporeal interactions between men and women have on ideas, negotiations and performances of gender.

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Mediating Factors in Martial Arts Practice: A Specific Case on Young Girlstional research data on sports participation in the 25 member states of the EU, the authors found that in several countries (e.g. France, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Poland) martial arts were among the top ten most practised sports in a club-related context.

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