Beyond Davies, welcome very much to the podcast. Oh, hello. Thank you. Straight into it. Oh, eat it. Yeah. Oh, sorry. Just for

a call. Yeah. So to begin with today, we've just rolled. We've just come straight from Brazilian

Gidgettzi. Yeah. I said this to you. I did not want to sound condescending in my training.

You are very, very good. Thank you. You're quite good. Yeah. You're good as well. So you're a black belt.

Yeah. How long have you been in black belt? It'll be three years in November. So also that's my Gidgettzi

anniversary as well. Oh, nice. So for people listening, that's two belts above me. I'm purple,

then brown, then black. How much do you weigh? All right now. I'm like 61. Yeah, kilos.

I did not score a point on you in the whole round. And it got to the point where I was I was really

trying at the end. Yeah. I didn't even get a point. You literally beat me up. Thanks. I'm very

impressed, slightly intimidated. Okay. So when we got to training today, you started with a bit

of stand up. And we had to do some takedowns. The judo throws that you were doing on me. I was

hitting the floor. Sorry. You got a judo background. Yeah. Yeah. I trained from like eight years old

until my teens. So that gave me a big advantage when I started to get to you as well, then.

So if you had to do for people listening, they go, I have no idea what judo is. They might have

an idea of what judo is now. How would you explain it to them? Like trying to do weights, but they're

fighting you. So like trying to lift a person and throw them overhead. So like wrestling, I feel like

you can grab a legs and then judo, you're just literally all up a body trying to hip toss them and

stuff like that. So it's like a juditsu before you hit the ground, I suppose. And how'd you win in judo?

You got to throw them flat on their back. So it has to be like on their back. So if you turn on

your front, that's not counted as a score. So then in juditsu, then a kind of, if you show your back,

that was hard to get over when I started juditsu was that I would like fling myself onto my belly

and that people just take my back and choke me. So I was like, oh, you're great. So some like habits

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