Eve Visits Cosmopolitan Magazine; She'll be in Upcoming Magazine!

- The Cosmopolitan magazine Twitter account noted on Monday that WWE Divas Champion Eve Torres was in their offices to school them on "ass kicking." Apparently Eve will will be featured in an upcoming issue. Cosmo posted this photo:

"WWE diva @EveMarieTorres flashed her championship belt at the Cosmo offices—and schooled us on ass-kicking. pic.twitter.com/cHjEo1rS"

http://www.WrestlingInc.com/wi/news/2012/1211/558656/john-cena/#ixzz2EnJcnRfw

I think it was just an article for their online site however hopefully she gets in the magazine as well.

Here is what she got to do for their site:

http://www.cosmopolitan.com/advice/health/self-defense-tips-by-eve-torres#slide-6

Self-Defense Tips From WWE Divas' Eve Torres

Eve Torres is an engineer-turned-professional wrestler whose talents include solving Rubik's Cubes, weathering broken noses, and applying her own fake lashes. Still, the WWE Divas champ found herself vulnerable when a group of guys ganged up on her at a gas station while she was on the road solo. She's since learned to protect herself through Jiu-Jitsu-based techniques and is sharing her self-defense tips to help keep you safe.

Embrace Girl Power
"You don't have to be a tomboy to defend yourself. You can be feminine and wear heels, dresses, and makeup, and still be a powerful woman—physically, mentally, emotionally. My WWE Divas championship belt is pink and sparkly, but it doesn't mean I'm a princess. It means girls can kick butt!"

Know Your Enemy
"Having the right mentality is a huge part of self-defense. We need to understand our predators. We always think it’s the guy lurking in the alley or the parking lot. What we don’t always think about is 78 percent of sexual assaults are actually by people we know.

Don't Phone It In
"A lot of us have a radar when we're in dark alleys or walking alone, but it should be common practice. Look over your shoulder. Get off your phone. Predators look for those who are unsuspecting and if you’re involved in your text message conversation, you’re probably not thinking about who's approaching you."

Help a Sister Out
"If you see a woman who is struggling with bags or looks struggling in general, help her. Don’t leave her vulnerable to someone else."

Shout It Out
"If someone is scaring you, don't hesitate to make yourself known. The second you feel unsafe, put up your hands and say 'Stop!' If they were just going to ask you the time, the worst that can happen is they’ll be like, 'Sorry lady, I didn't mean to scare you.' If you say 'stop' and they keep going, now you have some warning."

"If a predator tries to get a hold of you, yell, kick, and punch. Do all of the typical self-defense measures you've heard of—eye-gouging, knee to the crotch. Anything you can do to cause a scene. A predator will want to isolate you and get you to the ground or a surface. Anything you can do to avoid that and get home is great."

Don’t Panic
"If someone gets you to the ground, all of the chaos has to calm down. This is something to really learn in self-defense training: Conserve your energy and you let them exhaust theirs. Hold someone so close so that they can’t punch you. When they shift from focusing energy on subduing you to attempting a sexual assault, the second they start to loosen up, act on your escape opportunity right away."

Go on the Offensive
"If you cannot break free from a predator, there are many techniques you can learn in self-defense that focus on leveraging your body to defeat someone stronger than you. One of the most powerful positions we teach is to choke a man when he's between your legs. You can render him unconscious."

those are some good tips, hopefully it makes the mag.

I agree it was a good article but I agree it would be better if it was in the magazine.

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