 Far ankle is way more important, okay? Very, it's gonna feel very basic to you. I can't stress enough, this will be the most important thing you learn at this camp. I know I've said that quite a few times, but technically, this is the most important thing you're gonna learn. Bless you, all right? So, you can start right hip to right hip, I'm starting left hip to left hip, because I'm crippled, all right? I want far ankle, okay? Far ankle, which means to fur this ankle away. This is near ankle. This is far ankle. Now, all I want you to do, he's gonna have far ankle, I'm gonna have far ankle. First thing, before I grab far ankle, elbow in the butt, okay? Not elbow outside the hip, elbow in the butt. And all I'm trying to do is lift his foot off the mat. I don't have to have it 10 feet in the air, I just have to have it off the mat. Now, all I'm gonna do is I'm gonna drive into him and try to scoop his far knee and drive him down to a hip, all right? And he's gonna recover back up, drive into me, scoop my knee with his, scoop my far knee with his hip and drive me down. Notice I go to my elbow, okay? And then again, see how my knees trap? I just bring it right back out under my body, post and drive in, start scooping his knee. Notice when I drive him down to a hip, my head and chest stay up, his foot stays off the mat. I don't drive him down to the hip and do this, okay? I drive him down to a hip and my hip drops. See how I'm on my hip? He doesn't let go of my far ankle. I have his foot in the air, head and chest are up. He's gonna fix his knee, get back to his base, start scooping into me, scoop, drive. I don't let go of his far ankle. That's all I want you to do. Go. That's it.