Neil Adams
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So they were penalizing for certain grips that were, you know, and actually, so. As an ex-athlete, high level, I would say, have you ever gripped up with high level?
So they were penalizing for certain grips that were, you know, and actually, so. As an ex-athlete, high level, I would say, have you ever gripped up with high level?
All right, because if you haven't, you need to do it because then you will understand why they do certain things with the grips because these guys are like, you know, when somebody grips you and you think, you know you're going to go. When Iliadis puts his arm over your back, all right, and you know you're going to go up and over. You know you're going to go over. You know, that's it.
All right, because if you haven't, you need to do it because then you will understand why they do certain things with the grips because these guys are like, you know, when somebody grips you and you think, you know you're going to go. When Iliadis puts his arm over your back, all right, and you know you're going to go up and over. You know you're going to go over. You know, that's it.
All right, because if you haven't, you need to do it because then you will understand why they do certain things with the grips because these guys are like, you know, when somebody grips you and you think, you know you're going to go. When Iliadis puts his arm over your back, all right, and you know you're going to go up and over. You know you're going to go over. You know, that's it.
Not for me.
Not for me.
Not for me.
It's a mix of everything.
It's a mix of everything.
It's a mix of everything.
When I was 84 Olympics, but I'm just going to go there now just quickly. But there was, we had a freestyle wrestler. He's American, actually, but he had English nationality. So he competed for Noel Loban, his name is, and he competed for Great Britain. He got third place at the Olympics in 84. But he was training. We were training at Budokai, and he was training.
When I was 84 Olympics, but I'm just going to go there now just quickly. But there was, we had a freestyle wrestler. He's American, actually, but he had English nationality. So he competed for Noel Loban, his name is, and he competed for Great Britain. He got third place at the Olympics in 84. But he was training. We were training at Budokai, and he was training.
When I was 84 Olympics, but I'm just going to go there now just quickly. But there was, we had a freestyle wrestler. He's American, actually, but he had English nationality. So he competed for Noel Loban, his name is, and he competed for Great Britain. He got third place at the Olympics in 84. But he was training. We were training at Budokai, and he was training.
He came to do some judo and put jacket on. And, of course, he was training with some of the lower levels, and he was really handling himself well there. And then he said, I need to feel, you know, when we did randery, you know, so he did some randery with me. And I immediately thought, I got to catch it. I got to stop single leg and double leg because he was really quick, right? So strong as well.
He came to do some judo and put jacket on. And, of course, he was training with some of the lower levels, and he was really handling himself well there. And then he said, I need to feel, you know, when we did randery, you know, so he did some randery with me. And I immediately thought, I got to catch it. I got to stop single leg and double leg because he was really quick, right? So strong as well.
He came to do some judo and put jacket on. And, of course, he was training with some of the lower levels, and he was really handling himself well there. And then he said, I need to feel, you know, when we did randery, you know, so he did some randery with me. And I immediately thought, I got to catch it. I got to stop single leg and double leg because he was really quick, right? So strong as well.
90 something kilos. He was like, you know, he's a big guy. So I caught a sleeve, immediately caught and controlled him. And then he couldn't start, right? So he said, I needed to feel the difference. So then I thought, I better reciprocate this. So I said, well, you know, so we did the Rando and I throw him a couple of times. He said, I'm really glad we did that.
90 something kilos. He was like, you know, he's a big guy. So I caught a sleeve, immediately caught and controlled him. And then he couldn't start, right? So he said, I needed to feel the difference. So then I thought, I better reciprocate this. So I said, well, you know, so we did the Rando and I throw him a couple of times. He said, I'm really glad we did that.
90 something kilos. He was like, you know, he's a big guy. So I caught a sleeve, immediately caught and controlled him. And then he couldn't start, right? So he said, I needed to feel the difference. So then I thought, I better reciprocate this. So I said, well, you know, so we did the Rando and I throw him a couple of times. He said, I'm really glad we did that.