Ivan Barabanov

So you basically have to teach something one time for one title, the most basic title, and then forget about it and move on.

What is your opinion on this?

I'm just really, not that I like it or I don't, I don't necessarily have opinion, or maybe I do, like I think we should think of

getting that progression somehow and not breaking it to where you're training for something that you never benefit from in the future, perhaps.

I don't know.

You get my point.

I'm curious.

You know what is interesting to me is that somehow...

I don't think it's like officially said this way, but there is the desire to make the sport more accessible, more easier to anybody that wants to do.

However, I think still, you know, not deviating, not kind of derailing the sport, we can still create interest and ultimately

It's a brutal sport.

It's not for everybody.

That's my opinion.

I mean, there are people that like to do, and there are people that no matter how easy we're going to make it, we cannot create more people just to participate on low level.

And I may be wrong with this, because even as I'm saying it, I can...

understand how we need to do we actually really need to do a lot of education and popularizing the sport but is that really the right way to where we are washing it down so it's more accessible and eventually the people that really stick to it they are the ones as we were talking earlier again that

They are very committed and they will sacrifice and they will skip the movie, they will skip the family reunion thing because of training session.

They will put everything on credit card if they need to.

It's not a sport, in my opinion, that it's just for everybody or at least not in...

from a certain point on?