Okay, we're gonna go over another transition drill. This one is gonna be a Mr. Taker of bad attack by one person. The other person is gonna do a choke. So we basically say five jokes off of transitions. This is a transition drill working our shime waza. Very important that he shows that there's a stop in the action. Keep going boys. That there's a stop in the action and he's stopped the throw before he jumps in on his choke. Okay, and we're doing this the collar chokes. So I tell my students any collar choke you want to do? I want five person five attacks five collar chokes from one person and then I want five collar chokes from the other person. Very important that we drill our athletes in transition so that we're instinctually looking for Newaza right off of a Mr. Taker. Great. Good job boys. Okay, you can't just expect your students to be able to transition to Newaza without drilling this without drilling the sequences. So when we're doing our Randori sessions, we're always going right into Mattwork or telling our students go after Mattwork if they miss it make a bad attack, well, they miss something you punish them on the ground and we also do lots of drills where we're going from standing to Newaza, whether it's pins, whether it's Shimmy Waza in this instance or whether it's on walks. We're always trying to drill that transition so it becomes second nature for our students.