Jack Carr

So, uh, I love, I love that sort of thing.

Cause that was the only time in buds where it was like,

mano-a-mano against the instructor.

The rest of the time, you're just getting yelled at, being told you're worthless, push-ups, sit-ups, run, swim.

But now it's like, okay, you and me.

I love that.

Same thing, it's called life-saving.

So that's the other time you get to put your hands on the instructors is you have to go out and they'll act like a different type of person drowning.

So they'll fight you or they're just dead weight or something like that and they're different body types.

And so you get to go, you swim out towards them

And then you have to get them back and they'll take you down to the bottom, hit you off the bottom.

And so they're doing the work in that situation.

And you just relax, hold on, just like you've got someone in like a rear naked choke type thing.

And then they have to go up.

They're expending their energy keeping you down there.

They're going to have to go up and get the air.

So just wait, go up to the top, grab a little bit of air, get closer to the side of the pool.

Then they take you down again type of a thing.

And I love that because that's the only time you can put your hands on an instructor.

So I thought that was good.