2020's Special Ballbusting Edition

By Ken Phillips

Here it is! This is one of our longest and most picture-filled books to date! We have six ball-busting women-next-door along with session reviews, tips for finding websites and ideas for connecting with the best ball-busting videos online! This book took a VERY long time to finish! Most of these ladies aren't totally fluent in English so the translation was a labor of love for me!

Marie-Kay introduces us to her two sister-in-laws. Marie-Kay has never been profiled and neither have Lucy and Marissa. These women have a lot to share when it comes to female muscle, domination and ball-busting. If you like thick, powerful, South American female curves and muscles, then you'll find these women to be delightful and dangerous. The pics will blow you away! Not only do you learn about the amazing accomplishments of these ladies, you also learn about how their abilities manifest themselves in their marriages and their everyday life.

We also, due to reader demand, brought back and expanded our profiles of Deb, Henna and Sophia. These gorgeous, powerhouse women explain their experiences in the world of female superiority and ballbusting. Let these women explain what it feels like to see a man on his knees in tears after taking a full front kick to the balls. Does padding help? How much? Are the men thankful or regretful later? You'll fall in love with these three women and their beautiful, muscular thighs and hips!

We have three ballbusting session reviews along with guidance about finding the best websites and video links. Videos appear and disappear and websites in this genre can blend many different, somewhat-diverse fetishes. If you like this ebook, the advice we give you will help you find videos that will also be in your preference-zone. We'll explain how to search so you can satisfy your curiosity and desires without going to dangerous sites or getting off-track.

If you like muscular, beautiful, skilled, dominant women then please check out all of our ebooks! Just look for Ken Phillips or Wanda Lea as the author! While men are usually bigger and stronger than women, this isn't always the case! More and more women are hitting the gym and the dojo and proving to be more than a match for the fellas! Also, keep in mind the taboo-aspect of mixed/intergender wrestling. Many men don't report their loses because of embarrassment. Women don't report their wins to avoid humiliating their men and some women don't want to expose their own power/abilities. In other words, more victorious female situations are out there than you may think! We shed a light on some of them with out books! Enjoy!!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ken Phillips
• Release date: Mar 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393064442

Ken Phillips

I have been making friends with strong, skilled women for two decades. I have met dozens of these women and others I have gotten to know quite well over the phone or online. The women featured explain why they started learning to kick butt and their favorite moments as an Alpha-Female. It's MY passion and you'll see why I love it so much when you read this boo!

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2020’s Special Ballbusting Edition!

BallBusting Events, Websites, Video Links and Profiles

Introduction:

Here it is! This is one of our longest and most picture-filled books to date! We have six ball-busting women-next-door along with session reviews, tips for finding websites and ideas for connecting with the best ball-busting videos online! This book took a VERY long time to finish! Most of these ladies aren’t totally fluent in English so the translation was a labor of love for me!

Marie-Kay introduces us to her two sister-in-laws. Marie-Kay has never been profiled and neither have Lucy and Marissa. These women have a lot to share when it comes to female muscle, domination and ball-busting. If you like thick, powerful, South American female curves and muscles, then you’ll find these women to be delightful and dangerous. The pics will blow you away! Not only do you learn about the amazing accomplishments of these ladies, you also learn about how their abilities manifest themselves in their marriages and their everyday life.

We also, due to reader demand, brought back and expanded our profiles of Deb, Henna and Sophia. These gorgeous, powerhouse women explain their experiences in the world of female superiority and ballbusting. Let these women explain what it feels like to see a man on his knees in tears after taking a full front kick to the balls. Does padding help? How much? Are the men thankful or regretful later? You’ll fall in love with these three women and their beautiful, muscular thighs and hips!

We have three ballbusting session reviews along with guidance about finding the best websites and video links. Videos appear and disappear and websites in this genre can blend many different, somewhat-diverse fetishes. If you like this ebook, the advice we give you will help you find videos that will also be in your preference-zone. We’ll explain how to search so you can satisfy your curiosity and desires without going to dangerous sites or getting off-track.

If you like muscular, beautiful, skilled, dominant women then please check out all of our ebooks! Just look for Ken Phillips or Wanda Lea as the author! While men are usually bigger and stronger than women, this isn’t always the case! More and more women are hitting the gym and the dojo and proving to be more than a match for the fellas! Also, keep in mind the taboo-aspect of mixed/intergender wrestling. Many men don’t report their loses because of embarrassment. Women don’t report their wins to avoid humiliating their men and some women don’t want to expose their own power/abilities. In other words, more victorious female situations are out there than you may think! We shed a light on some of them with out books! Enjoy!!

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Marie-Kay

5’3" 166lbs

I was seen early on as a two-sport star and it changed my life mostly for the better. I grew up in eastern Venezuela and by the time I was six-years-old I was defeating eight and nine year old tennis champions. Putting me against the boys didn't give me a greater push either. The same held true for swimming races. I wasn't as experienced or skilled yet, but I was way ahead of the curve. Part of the reason that I was 'on watch' was because my mother was a great swimmer and sprinter. My father was also great sprinter, relay runner and middle-distance runner. By the time I turned eight-years-old I went to a special school that allowed me the time to learn academics but also to get top-level training. Sports are extremely important to some people in Venezuela and athletes, in most cases, get treated better than everyone else. I was able to live at home until I was fourteen which was very nice. I also got picked up and taken to school and back after my practice time.

I was finishing in the top two or three when we had regional competitions, top ten in swimming nationwide, but some of the instructors hoped for even more. Still, I was close enough to the top few national swimmers so there was hope for me. In tennis I was one of the top four female players in our region and definitely in the top eight-or-so in Venezuela from age eight through fourteen. I was then pushed to go an hour-and-a-half away, three days a week for training. I did everything I could to avoid being put in a residential training facility. I wanted to live with my parents and with my brothers. One of my brothers is one year older than me and the other is three years older than me. Much, much more about them later.

From the age of fourteen up until my sixteenth birthday my talents kept growing, but they didn’t reach the epic heights that some people thought I might be destined for. There was, however, another talent that people started to notice. I was getting very strong and my thighs got to be epic. By the time I turned sixteen I had 27-inch thighs as a 5’3" 145lb young lady. I was already leg pressing over 400kg’s (around 900lbs) and doing 175kg (around 370lbs) squats. My upper body was also drawing stares as I was bench pressing over 85kgs (around 190lbs). When I was still sixteen I was entered into three powerlifting competitions and I won first place in two of them and third place in the other. There were between eight and ten competitors at the events, most of them being experienced female lifters. In one of the contests my squat was more than all of the males in my weight class! I was also entered into two bodybuilding shows, finishing middle-of-the-pack while being the clear crowd favorite. I wasn’t anywhere near as defined or polished as the other competitors and I was a total beginner, but my thickness amazed the less-discriminating members of the audience that just wanted to see big, thick female muscles!

In regards to my swimming and tennis, I hit a plateau. I got near the top of the national rankings in both areas, but when I competed with top-ranked females from Ukraine, Russia, Spain or the USA in tennis I wasn’t able to win. Often times I’d hang in there for a long time, but a lot of these ladies are 5’10" and even as athletic as I am, they could match me in that regard. I fell behind with my swimming times as well. Nobody was mad at me or even disappointed. I worked very hard, I just didn’t blossom into an Olympic-caliber athlete. But my strength and my physique continued to improve.

I came to the USA to learn more about powerlifting and fitness in general the summer before I turned twenty. I had been to one year at the university and worked at the gym part-time when I was back in Venezuela. My time in the San Antonio area was a blast! I also spent time in a suburb of Kansas City and that was just as much fun. By the end of the summer I was 5’3" 157lbs. I had 28.5-inch thighs, 15.5-inch biceps, 18-inch calves and was a lifting machine. I was squatting over 420lbs, deadlifting 400 and bench pressing 225. I also learned how to wrestle and do some MMA! I was hooked on some new and exciting activities!

I mentioned my brothers before and they are, in my view, 100% my brothers, but we aren’t biologically related. After my parents had me they divorced. It mostly centered on the fact that my father had a girlfriend but my mother is a very difficult lady to deal with. He married Mariana soon after and her sons are Teddy and Georg (my brothers). My mom married a man named Esteban. When I say my home I am talking about my dad, Mariana, Teddy and Georg. My biological mom didn’t really have much of an interest in