Is There Value in Double Closure?

John Dan: It's to be inspired by what you see and to see how it fits into the game as the greater whole. We had the student Noah, who loves Noah is what we call him purebred. He's our youngest student who's only ever been exposed to Jiu-Jitsu through us. And so the buggy choke for him was hilarious. So his goal was to get everybody with it. Now it's good for us because now we have to pay attention to this thing that we didn't know existed,. But if you look at it, it's just a different way to create double closure. John Dan: When something just comes out and emerges, man, it inspires us