 So I'm throwing my inside thigh. We're both pressuring his heads on my shoulder, right? My head's on his when I'm pressuring. So we're both head on our shoulders. Now, if I just try and drop and I don't clear my shoulder, I'm just going to run into his head with it. All right, so when I'm hit the step, I got to roll my shoulder in as I pull. Roll my shoulder in as I pull. It's the same pressure release. I'm rolling my shoulder in. I'm driving straight to my knee. I'm still not stepping. All right, roll your shoulder in with the clear his head. Pull. Got it? It's not turn chest away. Shoulder dip. Yeah. Can I get on your feet? Look away from your lead leg. Like turn your chest away from your lead leg. That's not what we're doing, okay? Just dip your shoulder down towards your knee. Like that. See how my belt buckle doesn't change? A lot of times, if you want to talk about orientation of your upper body, think about what your belt buckle's pointing towards. Okay, my belt buckle's still eye on the prize as I dip that shoulder, all right, as opposed to belt buckle turning away. Again, tiny, tiny detail, huge difference. As soon as I clear my shoulder, my chest comes back square to him. Get it fast one time. Pressure back into him. Create that point to where it's like, it's maximum pressure. We got to figure out that release. It's not going to be perfect every time. All right, that's why we're working on it right now. Go!