Bre has won on just about every surface jiu jitsu is contested on — gi, no-gi, combat jiu jitsu, and sand.

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She's a UWW Grappling Gi world champion, the first-ever Medusa Combat Jiu-Jitsu flyweight champion, a three-time beach wrestling champion, and a 10th Planet black belt. Read that list again and understand what it actually represents: years of losses she refused to be finished by. Nobody collects that many titles by being naturally gifted. They collect them by being unreasonably hard to discourage.

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And she doesn't leave that on the mat. Bre has worked as a wildland firefighter, a paramedic and CPR instructor — jobs where you move toward the emergency while everyone else is backing up. 

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Bre is on a mission to turn victims into victors by teaching practical self-defense, building deep community fellowship, and helping females heal from trauma.

 

Her outreach centers on the reality that women often face disproportionate threats in a challenging world. Her core objectives include:

• Taking Power Back: Teaching females how to use leverage, technique, and positioning rather than brute strength to neutralize larger threats.

• Trauma Recovery: Using martial arts as a therapeutic and empowering tool to move past fear and isolation.

• Accessibility: Creating inclusive environments and seminars where women and girls can train and build community fellowship regardless of their background or experience level.