Let's Roll

 Zach Force joins the gang once again to converse about Jake’s white privilege, dirty wrist locks, COVID cases, training while pregnant, the importance of finding a worthy nemesis to up your game, Evan's instagram girls and Ashleigh’s new obsession.    

Evan expresses his grief and anger towards Zach and Ashleighs decision to move out. Jake is ridiculed once again for not appreciating kung fu films and does not deserve to train martial arts.
The gang talks about starting phase one at the gym, COVIDS effect on the future of jiu jitsu, how many may quit and the sad death of open mat.

Jim Merten is a port security specialist who works for the coast guard and is an expert in emergency management. Jim enlightens us on the recent challenges of COVID. He also predicts what Covid could mean for the future of jiu jitsu. Jim also discusses tracking a recently misplaced Chinese space craft, zombie ghosts ships, the cascade subduction zone’s warnings for a potential 9.0 earthquake and weather or not Zach and Ashleigh should circumcise their children in the event that they have boys. Note: sound quality is finally improving. 

This episode features fellow Impact jiu jitsu teammate and purple belt; Seth Harris. Seth Harris gives insight into the ever evolving martial art. He touches on how old and new BJJ teaching / training methods continue to progress; if competition is the key to improving your game and what deems someone worthy of a belt promotion. The gang also discusses spontaneous matching tattoos, Evans eccentric sister and compares systematic vs creative approach to learning jiu jitsu.

Continuing with poor sound quality, the gang would like to promise it will get better but we can’t be sure. Impact jiu jitsu black belt, Zach Force is introduced. Subject matter consists of wearing cups while rolling, teenage killers in the gym, whether or not Jakes bath time makes him less masculine and accidentally coping a feel during a roll.

Obsessed jiu jitsu practitioners; Jake Tegman, Ashleigh Force and Evan Schechter attempt to make their first podcast episode with a number of technical interruptions, random spouts of ADD, some jiujitsu talk and lengthy, displaced rants regarding long lost pets. All with no real introduction of who exactly the audience is listening to.  There really is no need to listen to this episode, unless perhaps to quench a fit of boredom.