Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Indeed: indeed.com/fridman to get $75 credit - Audible: audible.com/lex to get $9.95 a month for 6 months - ExpressVPN: expressvpn.com/lexpod and use code LexPod to get 3 months free - LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/lex to get free sample pack 1:17 - First principles approach to martial arts 8:59 - Illusion of choice 12:32 - Game theory 20:53 - First fight 25:09 - Defense 33:53 - Waiting for a fight 44:01 - Free will 1:01:48 - Freedom and compassion 1:10:50 - Social media 1:17:11 - Leadership 1:22:59 - How to get good at jiu jitsu 1:43:12 - Learning how to learn 1:51:18 - Questioning the foundations of jiu jitsu 2:10:23 - Humans cannot fully comprehend reality 2:14:34 - Artificial intelligence 2:27:27 - Deadlines 2:34:19 - Tie choke 2:42:48 - Hardship 2:47:09 - Love
Hey Lex, thanks for giving your platform to Ryan. The UFC doesn't highlight the talent this man has and it's very apparent he is very knowledgeable and skilled. I'm a huge fan of both of you, so thanks for giving us more Ryan.
@@deathmetaldxb Ryan Hall has better ju jitsu but Ortega has the the all around game. I think Ortega wins and I love Hall. I can listen to him talk all day.
Lex, let me run this up the flag pole and see who salutes: Have you ever considered seeking sponsorship from Phillipe Kahn? he's a Santa Cruz billionaire math genius/ sax player that runs a wearable biometrics company. you could be poster boy
You may want to check out the very first recorded interaction between these two i know of on another podcast of Lex called 'Take it Uneasy'. A very short episode that one but it may be the best podcast episode pound for pound so to speak i have listened to. Certainly up there. One of these episodes that i keep coming back to from time to time.
My son is on the spectrum and has similar quirks as Ryan. You look at him and he flinches uncontrollably, because he can't help it, but his mind NEVER stops working. Really cool to see similar views being so unique. Everytime I play a logical game with my son he sees something from an angle I could never imagine, it's amazing. Ryan puts this towards grappling and it is so revealing to the sport. We need such people, intellectual with an ability that others would find difficult to replicate really grows the sport.
I love how you both are so high level thinkers and martial artists too. I think more people in martial arts should be this thoughtful. love to learn from you
"It's like a ghost periodically showing up and hitting you over the Melon with a hammer, then disappearing into the ether again" Brilliant description!
That Galileo quote is one of the best things I've ever heard, incredibly insightful and so true. To think our whole education system, and so many parents miss this point, is crazy.
Mooore of Ryan. Dude talks about breaking down complexities into basics, and applies lessons across many paradigms in practical terms. I guess that's what lex calls first principals thinking
Ryan Hall is a great guest. Smart, thoughtful, humble with a unique perspective on many things. He’s probably been the most avoided fighter in the UFC of late(he did finally get to fight @ 264,). He’s also a great bjj practitioner.
Congratulations on one million subscribers, Lex!!! I know that it might be cliché to say, but you genuinely do inspire me a lot and if I am ever feeling lazy, I just think about how incredibly hard you work and your wise words, and that's enough to keep me going. I really do wish you the best of luck and I'm sure that there are many more millions to come! Once again: congratulations and thank you :)
The tie choke part of this conversation had me laughing. “...I’m in this situation all the time...there’s a reason why I’m still here...” it’s just a silly part to have bunched in with the rest of the podcast that makes me appreciate how multi faceted these episodes are
Ryan hall said, "where are the great leaders." Both these men embody the temperament and self-awareness that's needed to become a great leader, our politicians are the exact opposite.
@Lex Fridman Hi Lex. I'm a huge fan. I'm French, and there's no one like you here. Someone who trains his mind and his body. And you play guitar too. I'm a guitar teacher, and you're a great inspiration, with your podcast, your dedication. Oh, and you're always a great guest on other's podcasts. Take care 👍
Congratulations on everything you’ve achieved so far, Lex! I’ve discovered so many brilliant individuals through your work and can never be grateful enough for the effort and articulation you bring into these conversations. Really looking forward to more such brilliance! Cheers!
Ryan's mind seems to be running slightly faster than the sentences that escape him. Great interview, I'm well motivated now. I love how you both attack your martial arts with such sophistication and discipline. Impressive 💪😏👍
As a Muslim I like Ryan’s thought process on free will. We believe in a combination of both. We believe that actions are based on INTENTIONS. Intentions are a very important word in Islam and they are everything. Your intentions are your free will. You are responsible for fixing them on a daily basis 24/7. The free-will of other people is beyond my control, hence they are fate from my perspective. Therefore, we live in a world where intentions clash together. Your intentions are your free-will. If it rains today, That is fate because I had no intention in making it rain. I can go outside in the rain or I can stay at home. As long as I am aware that I made that decision it’s free will. If I was sleep walking and found myself in the rain, then it’s fate because I had no intention to go outside. I am free to intend to do something. But I am not necessarily free to determine the outcome. I can perform the same action, one being free-will and the other being predetermined fate based on the intention. I can accidentally run over someone on the street with my car. That’s fate. I can also intentionally run over someone on the street with my car. That’s free will. So free-will is pretty much based on your intention and most of the time only God can see your true intentions. The day of judgement is the day when God judges our actions (intentions). The
What he's saying is similar to what a master once told me: when one's mind has grasped the essence of martial art then he may fight with no mind and win. I mean when you understand something on a fundamental level like boxing (position and simple repeated punching) then it doesn't matter if you're a slugger, swarmer, southpaw and etc. You can use anything without being too predictable
Ryan Hall seems like a cool Atheist to chat all the things bigger than us with. No he hasn't claimed it but I picked up on it in this podcast. 100%. I dig it
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Effort justification - The reason why we love to see someone come back and win the race or the fight. If it looks too easy, we don’t assign the same value as if we watch the person work really hard at attaining it. One of my favorite cognitive biases.
Haven't started listening/watching yet - but I was majorly stoked to see this one! Ryan Hall's one of my favorite fighters and one of the best minds in the martial arts..that's all..just wanted to express it. =P
"Well I'm tryna be exciting. Are you? Is it really what you came here to do? Cuz I came here to win. " Well fuckin said Ryan, words to live by as a succesful fighter...
Timestamps as percentages: 1 % - Introduction 4 % - First principles approach to martial arts 2 % - Illusion of choice 5 % - Game theory 2 % - First fight 5 % - Defense 6 % - Waiting for a fight 10 % - Free will 5 % - Freedom and compassion 4 % - Social media 3 % - Leadership 12 % - How to get good at jiu jitsu 5 % - Learning how to learn 11 % - Questioning the foundations of jiu jitsu 2 % - Humans cannot fully comprehend reality 7 % - Artificial intelligence 4 % - Deadlines 5 % - Tie choke 3 % - Hardship 4 % - Love (Rounding may create totals creater than 100%)
11:20 i am henceforth only ever going to call the index finger 'the pointy one' and, also, only use my ring finger to point, even though it literally pains me physically to try.
Check out another (older) interaction between Lex and Ryan on the 'Take it Uneasy' podcast. One of my favorite podcasts ever and i've been a heavy podcast user since 2012 starting with JRE and the ones he catalysed. EDIT: I mean the specific podcast episode is one of the best single podcast episodes I recall ever listening to, especially pound for pound if you will (it is a short episode).
Lex Fridman wish your take it uneasy podcast was still available on iTunes!! Listening to that conversation you had with hall along with other old episodes of yours changed my journey as a white or blue belt.
Great Podcast but the deadline segment hit a little too close to home, it is currently 2:15am and I am working on a sizable assignment due in a few hours. Rough
Hey guys. Great discussion. I’m a huge student of practical martial arts and self defense. I also study medicine. I noticed Ryan’s blinking during the conversation and I know a guy who had a strikingly similar neuro issue. It ended up being only temporary in the long run. Would you like me to reach out to him to see what techniques were best taught to him by his doctors that help to speed up the process to recovery?
Its relaxing listening to a dude talking about complicated subjects without using big words. I think this is one of the main problems with intellectualism, language.
On the free will point as it relates to responsibility and society: Sam might say that we dont assign responsibility to earthquakes or bears and yet we can take action to prevent and contain the damage they cause. Similarly we can lock people up without holding them ultimately responsible for their actions. We could use a primarily consequentialist moral framework. I resonate with the beneficial consequences of believing in free will. I also have experienced the dissolution of the feeling of free will and a concomitant freeing up of mental resources that were tied up in self criticism and 'should/ought to/have to' thinking. I have at times found it liberating to conceive of 'myself' as a natural phenomenon like a whirlpool in a stream or a flame and to feel that way: as a natural event, a happening. For certain kinds of activities such a state of mind may even end up being more productive even though that was not the explicit goal. If you recognize that you have no control then you may stop trying to control things and so have more energy to do things. I havent settled on either one of those. Some seemingly important things don't seem to get done unless free will, illusory or not, is used and applied.
Keenan Cornelious has a DVD , for Belt Guard. He also emphasizes a strategy against a strong judo player by grabbing the belt when standing , therefore you keep their dangerous hips away whilst being extremely effective to pull guard.
@@UpNorthOutWest yeah I didn't know that at the time of the comment. Double bummer. That is probably why the opponent seemed so slippery, just a weak grip from Ryan
@@jono6379 he was never seen as invincible lol there was just no reason to fight him. He pulled out of 3 fights, imagine training hard and hoping to get paid but a dude pulls out of the fight. Hes never fought a real quality opponent, BJ penn was great but has the longest loss streak of any fighter in UFC, Ryan Hall was his 2nd to last fight. He’s good at juijitsu but very one dimensional, he got exposed
Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast.
0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions:
- Indeed: indeed.com/fridman to get $75 credit
- Audible: audible.com/lex to get $9.95 a month for 6 months
- ExpressVPN: expressvpn.com/lexpod and use code LexPod to get 3 months free
- LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/lex to get free sample pack
1:17 - First principles approach to martial arts
8:59 - Illusion of choice
12:32 - Game theory
20:53 - First fight
25:09 - Defense
33:53 - Waiting for a fight
44:01 - Free will
1:01:48 - Freedom and compassion
1:10:50 - Social media
1:17:11 - Leadership
1:22:59 - How to get good at jiu jitsu
1:43:12 - Learning how to learn
1:51:18 - Questioning the foundations of jiu jitsu
2:10:23 - Humans cannot fully comprehend reality
2:14:34 - Artificial intelligence
2:27:27 - Deadlines
2:34:19 - Tie choke
2:42:48 - Hardship
2:47:09 - Love
Ryan Hall vs Brian Ortega in UFC who wins? who has better BJJ ?
Congrats on 1 mill my dude
Hey Lex, thanks for giving your platform to Ryan. The UFC doesn't highlight the talent this man has and it's very apparent he is very knowledgeable and skilled. I'm a huge fan of both of you, so thanks for giving us more Ryan.
@@deathmetaldxb Ryan Hall has better ju jitsu but Ortega has the the all around game. I think Ortega wins and I love Hall. I can listen to him talk all day.
Lex, let me run this up the flag pole and see who salutes: Have you ever considered seeking sponsorship from Phillipe Kahn? he's a Santa Cruz billionaire math genius/ sax player that runs a wearable biometrics company. you could be poster boy
First podcast with Hall may have been my favorite podcast of all time. Excited for this.
Indeed. He has a view on things that is definitely more than fresh. Hall is the man. And nobody wants to fight him. Lol He is the man
You may want to check out the very first recorded interaction between these two i know of on another podcast of Lex called 'Take it Uneasy'. A very short episode that one but it may be the best podcast episode pound for pound so to speak i have listened to. Certainly up there. One of these episodes that i keep coming back to from time to time.
First one was one of my favorite podcasts too! Waiting for Rogan to get him on the pod
He is so methodical and when him and Lex get together it's like when Rogan has GSP on
It was sensational indeed!
My son is on the spectrum and has similar quirks as Ryan. You look at him and he flinches uncontrollably, because he can't help it, but his mind NEVER stops working. Really cool to see similar views being so unique. Everytime I play a logical game with my son he sees something from an angle I could never imagine, it's amazing. Ryan puts this towards grappling and it is so revealing to the sport. We need such people, intellectual with an ability that others would find difficult to replicate really grows the sport.
“Be respectful without trusting authority.” ♥️♥️
Ryan Hall, the definition of 'student of the game.' Valuable knowledge here. Thank you both.
You left us hanging for 4 years and now a double feature? Thank you LEX!!!
@@andrewcartwright5328 You're a fraud.
I love how you both are so high level thinkers and martial artists too. I think more people in martial arts should be this thoughtful.
love to learn from you
The more I listen to Ryan talk, the more I want him to talk. Oh yeah and fight... I want him to get back in the octagon too.
This was great. Next you gotta get Firas Zahabi on! Or both of em together 🙏🏽💯
Lex increasingly filling the void of JRE. Even when it comes to MMA it appears.
@@dranreb1118 I mean filling the void on youtube.
Joe Rogan is a rightwinger and kind of a blowhard mostly. Lex is actually intelligent and doesn't get into politics.
@@swayson5208 spotify hater lol
@damienholland8103 they are in fact BOTH great interviewers.
Rogan is only a right winger to people who don't listen to him
@@damienholland8103lol rightwinger
Lex and Ryan together is like a perfect flow roll, so perfect you could probably only ever achieve it with yourself.
"It's like a ghost periodically showing up and hitting you over the Melon with a hammer, then disappearing into the ether again" Brilliant description!
It really sucks when someone is boxing you up and you're too slow to get them off balance and they have great defense... :(. #feelsbadman.
Such a good move to drop this before Fight Night tonight. Ryan Hall is a heavy weight mind, and the academies don't even know he exists.
Lol academia are for SJ people. Ryans np
@@johanberggren1177 lol you do realize that lex is technically an academic right
ryan has obviously taken too many head blows...
the irrigation network NJs do better than NP i academia Lex nj
Anyone who's been doing BJJ for a long time knows who Ryan Hall is
That Galileo quote is one of the best things I've ever heard, incredibly insightful and so true. To think our whole education system, and so many parents miss this point, is crazy.
Mooore of Ryan. Dude talks about breaking down complexities into basics, and applies lessons across many paradigms in practical terms.
I guess that's what lex calls first principals thinking
Ryan Hall is a great guest. Smart, thoughtful, humble with a unique perspective on many things. He’s probably been the most avoided fighter in the UFC of late(he did finally get to fight @ 264,). He’s also a great bjj practitioner.
Congratulations on one million subscribers, Lex!!!
I know that it might be cliché to say, but you genuinely do inspire me a lot and if I am ever feeling lazy, I just think about how incredibly hard you work and your wise words, and that's enough to keep me going. I really do wish you the best of luck and I'm sure that there are many more millions to come!
Once again: congratulations and thank you :)
The first podcast with you guys is the reason I started BJJ, I know you didnt mean it like that but this podcast means alot. Thank you
The tie choke part of this conversation had me laughing. “...I’m in this situation all the time...there’s a reason why I’m still here...” it’s just a silly part to have bunched in with the rest of the podcast that makes me appreciate how multi faceted these episodes are
What belt are you talking about? I take his belt while looking straight to his eyes... man I was laughing!
When Ryan said " but doesn't that give your life meaning." Yessir. I can listen.
THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS AGAIN!
Loved the first podcast! Can’t wait to watch this one.
Lex I am pretty impressed with this guy. He might not be a programmer but he understands systems.
Ryan hall said, "where are the great leaders." Both these men embody the temperament and self-awareness that's needed to become a great leader, our politicians are the exact opposite.
Dunno why everyone isn't crying for this fight already:
Ryan Hall vs Bryce Mitchell
What a fun, respectful fight we would get.
I like Bryce Mitchell but Ryan hall dismantles him on the ground if it goes there. Fun matchup for sure!
@@chariparbrosbjj6397 Ryan eats every featherweight except Max and Volk. I think he could beat TKZ and Ortega
Ryan is very interesting to listen to. Great guest
This really couldn't have come a better time than now for me. Great work Lex.
If Ryan hall had a podcast I would listen to every second.
Less than 20 minutes in, and it's already a huge deep and think provoking podcast. Fascinating.
@Lex Fridman Hi Lex. I'm a huge fan. I'm French, and there's no one like you here. Someone who trains his mind and his body. And you play guitar too. I'm a guitar teacher, and you're a great inspiration, with your podcast, your dedication. Oh, and you're always a great guest on other's podcasts. Take care 👍
I love this dude, maybe my favorite guest you’ve had on. Congrats on a mil!
Congratulations on everything you’ve achieved so far, Lex! I’ve discovered so many brilliant individuals through your work and can never be grateful enough for the effort and articulation you bring into these conversations. Really looking forward to more such brilliance! Cheers!
1 MILLION!!! You deserve that Lex! Happy for you!
Lex you have become my favorite pod cast , joe is second. I really enjoy your thoughts on death and freewill. Keep up the great work brother.
One of your best podcasts. I just saw you had hall on before. Time to listen!
I am a married, heterosexual man, and I am in love with Lex Fridman. We exist.
One of these is not like the others....
😆
😂
Dido except for Ryan hall
FUCK YES. The first one was an all-timer. I'm so hype rn.
These guys podcast more than they fight.
@Lex Fridman no you’re Gae
Great interview Lex & Ryan! I felt total relation to both of you and your approaches toward humanity. Thoroughly enjoyed this one ✌🏼
Hey Lex I hope you are well!
Brilliant podcast and great questions.
Please get Ryan back on!!
The 2 with Ryan along with Danaher are my favourites.
Congratulations on 1M+ subscribers Lex!!!
Love the Josh Waitzkin name drop. I would love to see him on the pod! :)
Ryan's mind seems to be running slightly faster than the sentences that escape him.
Great interview, I'm well motivated now. I love how you both attack your martial arts with such sophistication and discipline. Impressive 💪😏👍
As a Muslim I like Ryan’s thought process on free will.
We believe in a combination of both. We believe that actions are based on INTENTIONS. Intentions are a very important word in Islam and they are everything.
Your intentions are your free will. You are responsible for fixing them on a daily basis 24/7.
The free-will of other people is beyond my control, hence they are fate from my perspective. Therefore, we live in a world where intentions clash together. Your intentions are your free-will.
If it rains today, That is fate because I had no intention in making it rain. I can go outside in the rain or I can stay at home. As long as I am aware that I made that decision it’s free will. If I was sleep walking and found myself in the rain, then it’s fate because I had no intention to go outside.
I am free to intend to do something. But I am not necessarily free to determine the outcome.
I can perform the same action, one being free-will and the other being predetermined fate based on the intention.
I can accidentally run over someone on the street with my car. That’s fate.
I can also intentionally run over someone on the street with my car. That’s free will.
So free-will is pretty much based on your intention and most of the time only God can see your true intentions.
The day of judgement is the day when God judges our actions (intentions). The
I love to see a second pod with Ryan hall and also loved seeing him get scheduled for a new fight since this got posted!
Lex, been watching your podcast since less than 100k followers. So amazing to see you break that 1M!
Well deserved my friend!
1:28:00 “why, why” is my whole life and people cannot handle the “why?” Sometimes. But I agree so much with him here
I think this must be one of my favourite interviews you've done. Thank you lex and Ryan
How interesting would it be to get Josh Waitzkin on here?
Always a good time listening to Ryan, thx Lex!
My favorite guru has returned! Thank you, guys, your conversations are so fascinating!
love hearing ryan talk! love all your podcasts Lex!
What he's saying is similar to what a master once told me: when one's mind has grasped the essence of martial art then he may fight with no mind and win.
I mean when you understand something on a fundamental level like boxing (position and simple repeated punching) then it doesn't matter if you're a slugger, swarmer, southpaw and etc. You can use anything without being too predictable
Ryan and Lex are an amazing duo!
Ryan Hall seems like a cool Atheist to chat all the things bigger than us with. No he hasn't claimed it but I picked up on it in this podcast. 100%. I dig it
I love Ryan halls contests
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This podcast was amazing you’re both so intelligent
Ryan hall is a class act
One of the best conversations I've heard this year.
Crazy I was just watching Ryan Hall highlights.
Ryan Hall be the man, congrats on the Mil m8
Effort justification - The reason why we love to see someone come back and win the race or the fight. If it looks too easy, we don’t assign the same value as if we watch the person work really hard at attaining it. One of my favorite cognitive biases.
Haven't started listening/watching yet - but I was majorly stoked to see this one! Ryan Hall's one of my favorite fighters and one of the best minds in the martial arts..that's all..just wanted to express it. =P
Lex, could you do more philosophers?
You don't think philosophy is involved in Martial Arts?
Congrats on 1 Million subs lex! I remember the first time you were on Rogan like it was yesterday :")
What a great interview and discussion. Thanks very much to both of you.
"Well I'm tryna be exciting. Are you? Is it really what you came here to do? Cuz I came here to win. " Well fuckin said Ryan, words to live by as a succesful fighter...
Great podcast Lex 👍 congratulations on a million subscribers 👋👋👋👋
So nice to have Mr. Hall back! :)
That matrix analogy was very apt.
Timestamps as percentages:
1 % - Introduction
4 % - First principles approach to martial arts
2 % - Illusion of choice
5 % - Game theory
2 % - First fight
5 % - Defense
6 % - Waiting for a fight
10 % - Free will
5 % - Freedom and compassion
4 % - Social media
3 % - Leadership
12 % - How to get good at jiu jitsu
5 % - Learning how to learn
11 % - Questioning the foundations of jiu jitsu
2 % - Humans cannot fully comprehend reality
7 % - Artificial intelligence
4 % - Deadlines
5 % - Tie choke
3 % - Hardship
4 % - Love
(Rounding may create totals creater than 100%)
Congrats on 1 Mil!
Being constant judgemental of yourself and defender of others. Love that quote Lex!
11:20 i am henceforth only ever going to call the index finger 'the pointy one' and, also, only use my ring finger to point, even though it literally pains me physically to try.
Great episode!
Have Ryan hall back on again !
Amazing podcast.
Did you guys roll afterwards?
Great talk
As usual, great conversation!
Thank you as always
7:35 love the reference 😍😍
This was an amazing experience.
Ryan hall, the reason I started Jiu jitsu.
Impressed by how smart Mr Hall is
Thanks lex so happy when I see this
Ryan Hall has the driest eyes of anyone Lex has ever interviewed 🤣 #AllLove
Check out another (older) interaction between Lex and Ryan on the 'Take it Uneasy' podcast. One of my favorite podcasts ever and i've been a heavy podcast user since 2012 starting with JRE and the ones he catalysed.
EDIT: I mean the specific podcast episode is one of the best single podcast episodes I recall ever listening to, especially pound for pound if you will (it is a short episode).
Lex Fridman wish your take it uneasy podcast was still available on iTunes!! Listening to that conversation you had with hall along with other old episodes of yours changed my journey as a white or blue belt.
Great Podcast but the deadline segment hit a little too close to home, it is currently 2:15am and I am working on a sizable assignment due in a few hours. Rough
Hey guys. Great discussion. I’m a huge student of practical martial arts and self defense. I also study medicine. I noticed Ryan’s blinking during the conversation and I know a guy who had a strikingly similar neuro issue. It ended up being only temporary in the long run. Would you like me to reach out to him to see what techniques were best taught to him by his doctors that help to speed up the process to recovery?
Thank you so much for sharing , I just saw the second round with Ryan I clicked ASAP thanks....
This was great! Thank you Lex & Ryan. I have to watch Pt. 1 lol
Its relaxing listening to a dude talking about complicated subjects without using big words. I think this is one of the main problems with intellectualism, language.
I'm curious..what's your process for outlining the topics on your show?
1:47:28
Lex, get Ryan Hall and Rodney Mullen together to discuss learning.
I loved the last bit about respect and love
On the free will point as it relates to responsibility and society: Sam might say that we dont assign responsibility to earthquakes or bears and yet we can take action to prevent and contain the damage they cause. Similarly we can lock people up without holding them ultimately responsible for their actions. We could use a primarily consequentialist moral framework.
I resonate with the beneficial consequences of believing in free will. I also have experienced the dissolution of the feeling of free will and a concomitant freeing up of mental resources that were tied up in self criticism and 'should/ought to/have to' thinking. I have at times found it liberating to conceive of 'myself' as a natural phenomenon like a whirlpool in a stream or a flame and to feel that way: as a natural event, a happening. For certain kinds of activities such a state of mind may even end up being more productive even though that was not the explicit goal. If you recognize that you have no control then you may stop trying to control things and so have more energy to do things.
I havent settled on either one of those. Some seemingly important things don't seem to get done unless free will, illusory or not, is used and applied.
Great podcast!
last episode was great, looking forward to this one :)
@@andrewcartwright5328 fake lex fridman?
I use the belt for the bolo. Keenan uses it for some lapel guard.
Keenan Cornelious has a DVD , for Belt Guard. He also emphasizes a strategy against a strong judo player by grabbing the belt when standing , therefore you keep their dangerous hips away whilst being extremely effective to pull guard.
Man I feel sad and bad for Ryan getting KOd after so long he could not find a fight. What a bummer!
I agree... the upside is we may get to see him more often now that he is not seen as invincible.
@@UpNorthOutWest yeah I didn't know that at the time of the comment. Double bummer. That is probably why the opponent seemed so slippery, just a weak grip from Ryan
@@jono6379 he was never seen as invincible lol there was just no reason to fight him. He pulled out of 3 fights, imagine training hard and hoping to get paid but a dude pulls out of the fight. Hes never fought a real quality opponent, BJ penn was great but has the longest loss streak of any fighter in UFC, Ryan Hall was his 2nd to last fight. He’s good at juijitsu but very one dimensional, he got exposed