Dojo

Oh, sorry, there is standout features here.

We've got guided tours, dice-based passphrase tool, uh, and stronger checks when verifying your own Dojo node.

And he's added a login tool as well so that he can, uh, help with support.

Finally, last on the list, uh, Flint version 1.1.0.

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Um, so just so you guys know, before we get into this, uh, we, we do our own hall of fame for Cigar Dojo.

And, uh, no, this is not picked by some algorithm on Facebook based on this or based on that.

No, we, we hand-select our Hall of Fame inductees, and we did, we started this in 2013, actually, Jordan.

Year two

... we will go through some of that as the show goes on.

But, um, we just like to, uh, recognize folks that either, A, uh, participate at an extreme amount, either on Dojoverse, or maybe they've helped in some other way, like behind the scenes.

Or maybe they're just a person that doesn't participate much, but they've came and, and, and traveled with us, you know, in places, you know, wherever we, we go.

That'll help us out a whole lot.

all right my first news thing well we already talked about it uh the butcher real name andy williams passed away uh during a match or after a match in millvale pennsylvania for enjoy wrestling slash love wrestling uh 48 years old Also this week, Maple Leaf Wrestling boss Scott Damore, I think is how you pronounce it, and AEW talent Josh Alexander are reopening the Can-Am Dojo in October.

That is in Canada.

Alumni of the school in the past are Rhino, the Motor City Machine Guns, Moose, and Bobby Roode.

I just don't know if this is anybody in the Discord, so.

Oh, he, he was on Dojo last week.

Oh, was he?

I was talking to you.

All right.

All right, we'll see y'all S- I'll s- I'll see y'all Sunday.

Is there Dojo on Friday?

Yes.

Uh, but I had knee injuries, back injuries, all these sorts of things.

So, so what, I think you can kind of map my regularity in the dojo as being, I'll go for like a year, maybe I'm going to last a year and a half, and then I get an injury, then I'm off for about a year and a half.

So it's been on and off.

And as I was saying to Richard recently, it was like that, it's like, I've been put in this position to say, Luke, stay a beginner.

I'll 100% honest, I didn't have enough time as I wanted to, to look at the website and see everything that you offer.

But from what I did have a chance to look at, It seems like you have classes like once a week or more.

And it's almost like you set it up as if it's like a dojo where people go to the class and they practice with each other, like verbal exercises as if they were.

That's really cool.

Oh, the common denominator.

Because if you're talking about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu or whatever, Kun, Dojo, a school that you're in, and you're competing against each other, what is the common denominator that both you and your teammate are up against? Well, we're both trying to win.

Against other people, right? Other competitors? Yeah.

What are cops trying to do? Who are they trying to win over? Well, the criminals, you would say.

Roving, roving dojo.

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Dojo on wheels.

What if you did the first ever dojo on wheels?

It, it's just-

I'll, I'll give you a black belt, but it's gonna be under, it won't be under, like, my s- tr- uh, official style.

I can't do that, but I'll give it to you under my jo- my dojo.

You'll be a Jungaru Dojo black belt, not a Hayashi Ha Shito-Ryu black belt.

Is he going to have that opportunity to thrust himself back into being a legitimate NFL draft prospect? Or is he just going to be stuck in that kind of mediocre, you know, halfway in the ACC type quarterback?

I picked him because he's a pretty divisive prospect, I think, in the community, even just with our Debbie Dojo team.

Tom Harvey has him ranked pretty aggressively.

I'm not going to give away the paid, you know, rankings, but he's got him ranked pretty aggressively.

And we'll talk some ball with him for sure.

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