Growing up Melisa Haueter had a rebel spirit and what she describes as anger management issues. It wasn’t until she was a young adult that she found a positive outlet for that rebelliousness and anger when she started training and competing in Jiu Jitsu.
Listen as Melissa talks about what it was like training back in the early 2000s with legends like Chris Haueter and Cindy Omatsu, how she and Chris started Combat Base Club, how they opened their California home for huge impromptu BJJ training sessions, and how she and Chris had to adjust their business and personal lives during the challenges of 2020.
And stick around after the episode to see if you are the newest winner of the Fuji gi giveaway.
Here is RŌL Radio with a teacher, BJJ instructor, businesswoman, entrepreneur, and mother, Melissa Haueter.
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Episode 38 Highlights:
4:00 What is this training nonsense?
11:25 A Positive Outlet
25:21 Finding the right fit
40:26 Making Adjustments
48:48 Calm the Cranky
1:05:30 Five Questions
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