Leah Stumpf

a helper, a guide when needed. Two of the boys are doing jiu-jitsu now, which is so cool. You know, I've gotten to train Tyler and train with him, and now his oldest, Riley, is starting to train too, which has been a really cool thing to talk about and, you know, have in common.

a helper, a guide when needed. Two of the boys are doing jiu-jitsu now, which is so cool. You know, I've gotten to train Tyler and train with him, and now his oldest, Riley, is starting to train too, which has been a really cool thing to talk about and, you know, have in common.

So I feel like the relationships have gone in the right direction, and I've tried to talk to them and be really honest about things if they were bothering me. But it's a difficult line to tread, and I have to leave space for both of their parents who are, again, very involved. So I try to kind of stay in that role.

So I feel like the relationships have gone in the right direction, and I've tried to talk to them and be really honest about things if they were bothering me. But it's a difficult line to tread, and I have to leave space for both of their parents who are, again, very involved. So I try to kind of stay in that role.

So I feel like the relationships have gone in the right direction, and I've tried to talk to them and be really honest about things if they were bothering me. But it's a difficult line to tread, and I have to leave space for both of their parents who are, again, very involved. So I try to kind of stay in that role.

And if I've stepped out of that and been like, this would be a good idea, or obviously you should just take this away, it usually goes really poorly. It's easy to look at it from the outside and be like, this is a simple solution, but they're humans and they're figuring things out. And it's, you know, he knows them much better than I do at the end of the day. So I have to defer.

And if I've stepped out of that and been like, this would be a good idea, or obviously you should just take this away, it usually goes really poorly. It's easy to look at it from the outside and be like, this is a simple solution, but they're humans and they're figuring things out. And it's, you know, he knows them much better than I do at the end of the day. So I have to defer.

And if I've stepped out of that and been like, this would be a good idea, or obviously you should just take this away, it usually goes really poorly. It's easy to look at it from the outside and be like, this is a simple solution, but they're humans and they're figuring things out. And it's, you know, he knows them much better than I do at the end of the day. So I have to defer.

What's that?

What's that?

What's that?

I have a few students that do that. I mean, I have a female brown belt that does that and has since she was a teen. And she's like, it saves time.

I have a few students that do that. I mean, I have a female brown belt that does that and has since she was a teen. And she's like, it saves time.

I have a few students that do that. I mean, I have a female brown belt that does that and has since she was a teen. And she's like, it saves time.

I hope he does. Power move. Yeah. He will get some. Oh, he 100% will wear it.

I hope he does. Power move. Yeah. He will get some. Oh, he 100% will wear it.

I hope he does. Power move. Yeah. He will get some. Oh, he 100% will wear it.

Yeah, he's getting into it. And I think it's awesome. And he is right. I've watched other people do that. They just throw on their winter boots and just say, well, see you later, coach. And they just walk out in their uniform.

Yeah, he's getting into it. And I think it's awesome. And he is right. I've watched other people do that. They just throw on their winter boots and just say, well, see you later, coach. And they just walk out in their uniform.

Yeah, he's getting into it. And I think it's awesome. And he is right. I've watched other people do that. They just throw on their winter boots and just say, well, see you later, coach. And they just walk out in their uniform.