What up, guys. Welcome to the Chiu-Jitsu podcast. Today we have a guest. We have Kevin Buring. He is a young fellow out of 10th Planet Atlanta with one of our former guests. We've actually had a couple of them on the podcast. Sean Applegate is the coach down there, 10th Planet guy. And then Ryan Akins, another PGF winner who was on the podcast with us before, right?

And so Elijah Carlton.

And we had Elijah on too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And so, you know, he's a, Kevin's a tough duty.

He just won the PGF, uh, pro season out in Vegas.

I was actually there sitting on the couch with all the cool kids watching it and saw him win. And I actually met him originally back in 20. I guess it was 2020 at the beginning of 20, 23, it was like January 2020, you met him just around then. He was a fresh blue belt and he was super tough then. And it's been cool to watch him get better and everything else. And so we talked to him on the podcast. He shares his ideas, some of the things that's been useful to his training. He hasn't been training in an incredibly long time yet, hasn't, you know, and there's some useful ideas, I think, from it where he's talking about how to like connect your game together and when he's talking about some of the things that he's done to improve his game. I think there's a lot to it that could be useful to you, whether you're young or old or if you're a competitor or not a competitor. And so hopefully you guys enjoy the podcast and get something from it. Thanks to our sponsors for helping make this damn thing happen. Datsusara, if you haven't checked them out before, they make a lot of really high quality gear.

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It's kind of that experience, right?

You open it up and you're like, this is a heavy duty bag.

I've been using their big bag as my like competition, taking into competitions, taking into training.

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place plenty of room for your geese and rash guards and stuff like that. I used it when I competed this weekend. And then I also, I use my, my fanny pack when I've taken the dog out for walks. So I got his little treats in there, whatever else. And it's a kind of a, you know, and maybe this isn't important for everybody else, but it kind of has like a manly look to it. It's like

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