Chuck Liddell

Because I remember working with Forrest and I'm trying to show him something and it's like, man, this works for me every time and he can't seem to get it.

And he's pretty good.

Yeah.

like he should understand what am i not doing what am i not showing him and it just had there's a little detail in the in the middle of that i do naturally to load something that made it work like the move works i'm like oh so i learned a lot more about showing details because i and teach in details it's it's because it's different i mean no one you know what i mean when you first when i first started coaching people it's like you're like no don't like this like

And they're like, well, I don't know what you're doing different, you know?

So, but like, I have a lot of friends that, you know, you see some guys that are really good at this guillotine, right?

Jake Shields, great guillotine, you know, and finishing guys.

And, you know, I'm watching him go, okay, he's teaching it the same way everybody else teaches it.

What's he doing different?

You know, you just go, oh, okay, he's adjusting that.

Okay, okay, now I see what he's doing.

So I think I learned from coaching there.

I've been working with guys that obviously just were good at what they do and they're not getting what I'm teaching.

I must be doing something else.

I'd have to look back.

I don't know.

Well, Tito was fun, but I always knew from training with him.

I trained with him.

I used to, I was going to, I knew I was going to.

You're going to whoop his ass.