Jackie Nava was born on April 11, 1980 in Tijuana, Mexico. Her entire name is Jacqueline Nava Mouett. She is known as the “Aztec Princess.” At a young age, Jackie had an interest for sports. When she was in Elementary School, she participated in Olympic gymnastics and basketball.

She has practiced karate and kickboxing for many years. The year 2005, was a year in which her career flourished. She became the first female championship worldwide. Not only is she now a champion but a mother of 2 girls. She has also been married for 13 years. Her husband stated that he fell in love with her because she is simple and a positive woman.

There was a time in Jackie Nava’s that life all she did was: worked, trained, and attended school. Then, she got involved with politics in a campaign and currently continues to influence confidently the world as the strong woman she is.

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Let’s start at the beginning.

Yuri On Ice was my first, and by first I mean first sports anime (get your head out of the gutter). After finishing the first season, I immediately wanted more. But waiting months for the second season wasn’t going to fly. So I decided to pursue other sports related series that would fill the void in my aching otaku heart. So the hunt was on!

After literally 10 minutes of searching, I found them. From swimming to cheerleading, there is an anime for just about every sport. I’m at the point where I’m waiting for an anime about competitive trampolining.

But if you’re looking for a short Slice of Life anime like Yuri On Ice I would definitely recommend the series All Out! It’s a rugby anime that is absolutely full of intense game scenes, team bonding, hot characters as well as a few homo-erotic moments that Yuri on Ice is known for. All Out! definitely filled a large portion of the Yuri On Ice void. I would truly recommend watching while waiting for the second season of YOI.

All Out! as well as many other Slice of Life sports anime including Yuri On Ice can be found on Funimation.

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