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Saferingz for the win!!

2/2/2018

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So I am sure many of you have felt my pain: you don't WANT to take your wedding ring off for class, but you have to. Meanwhile, your significant other is giving you a look that could curdle milk.

Sometimes I would remember and leave it safely at home and sometimes I'd forget until just before I was about to run out to the mat and end up tossing it haphazardly into my purse or gear bag. The last time I did that, I couldn't find my wedding ring for almost two months!

I figured there had to be an alternative. I even considered getting a tattoo on my ring finger so it was always there but wouldn't hurt myself, others, or damage the equipment. Then I remembered seeing silicone rings online. These were designed for first responders, members of the military, or anyone with active lifestyles. Perfect! But which company should I use? I searched and decided on Saferingz, mostly because they didnt stick their logo smack dab, front and center on the rings. I ordered one single band in gunmetal and three thin stackable bands to create black and white stripes.

They are simple, no fuss-no muss little silicone bands that are a real solution to my problem. I can leave my precious, one-of-a-kind wedding ring safe at home while still proudly displaying a symbol of my marriage. It won't damage equipment or faces, and if it gets lost, a replacement is only about twenty bucks. Best of all, I don't get that disappointing look from my hubby when I head out to class, sans wedding ring anymore.
(​saferingz.com)
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3/27/2019 09:30:22 am

There are a lot of techniques and practices that you can learn if you want to defend yourself. Mixed martial arts is truly the sport that combines all of them. Today, Muay Thai is still the most dominant fighting technique, and understandably so. Mixed martial artists are leaning towards the use of kicks rather than punching techniques, which is rightfully, considering that they are far more advantageous. Kick have longer reach and far more destructive than the conventional punching techniques

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