What up guys? Welcome to the podcast today. Today we have a big meathead wrestler who is getting good at Jiu-Jitsu, named Ian.

He had some matches up against one of my guys, Brandon, and we had a chance to chat with him, or I had a chance to chat with him at the Nogi Worlds this past year.

And, you know, super fun guy. And he went out there and killed it. He took second in his division,

and then he ended up winning the open weight, if I'm correct, and looked good in the process, right?

Like, you know, good wrestling, everything else was pushing the pace, the whole deal. And he's also,

like, he's competing in the adult division and he's 33, which I, you know, always kind of find a little impressive because it's tough, you know,

it's tough, you know, getting in there and competing with the young fellas, because no matter what,

you know, your motor doesn't, your engine doesn't keep, you can get strong, you can get more technical,

but as you get older, your engine just gets a little bit less, you know, powerful, so to speak right like your heart just can't pump as hard as you get older just is what it is and so again he's out there doing that and i wanted to have him on the podcast because

fun guy to chat with and uh i like watching his jihitsu and he's some meathead so i figure we could

chat about that too which we do on the podcast yeah um but again guys it's a it's a fun podcast

so if you're interested in wrestling if you you're interested in a little bit of lifting

and you're interested in, you know, hearing about a guy getting into Jiu-Jitsu who, you know,

is competing in the ADC and stuff like that, then you'll enjoy the podcast.

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