If you are a fan of Cris Cyborg and you have not signed up for the Cyborg Nation premium Membership, do not miss our next Virtual Q & A this Friday November 20th with Cris Cyborg. Starting at 3PM PST fans will have an exclusive opportunity to meet Cris Cyborg and interact with the World Champion with her premium online membership. This is a great chance for you to ask her whatever question you have about training, health, fitness, sports, life, animals, family and more. This is an opportunity to meet and join the exclusive CYBORG NATION FAN CLUB
Cris Cyborg a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt is the only fighter in the history of Mixed Martial Arts to be recognized as the Grand Slam Champion winning 4 world championships in 4 different mixed martial arts promotions. Bellator MMA, UFC, Invicta FC, and Strikeforce which accounts for every major world championship in the Featherweight division of 145lbs in female mixed martial arts competition. Cyborg has also competed in Muay Thai and is rumored to have a boxing debut being made soon. To join Friday’s live chat register here! a one year membership includes discounted merchandise, an autographed Cris Cyborg 8×10, and a year of instructional Technique Thursday videos.
Fans wishing to get even more involved can register for the Cyborg Nation Run for change event, which will help provide meals for those less fortunate this holiday season. Participants will receive an autographed certificate of completion and can complete the 5k as a run, walk, bike, swim—whatever exercises they can complete for a good cause. We are encouraging everyone to complete the workout the week of Nov 23-30th. You can register here.
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