What's everyone's everyday carry? I had my CHL but let it expire and carry a small knife every once in awhile. Pretty lax gun and knife laws where I live but most places I want to visit and carry ban firearms and have metal detectors.

I enjoy studying and reading about BJJ and gone through Ricksons books, the 32 Principles of BJJ and some more. I just started on Richard Breslers Worth Defending, which is quite interesting so far. I’m interested in both the historical and philosophical sides of BJJ, personal development through BJJ and martial art practice as well as the technicalities of invisible BJJ and personal stories. Not so much on how to reach a certain belt or become a sports champion. I would appreciate if anyone got some suggestions on books🙏

The Q/A session with Professor Burns is live in the classroom. You need to be at level 2 in order to watch it. Please engage with the community to get likes needed to level up. Lesson content: 1:15 @Dan Chubb Where does Rickson want his Jiu Jitsu to go in the future? 6:00 @Vanessa Torres Knee on belly ( knee on hip ) 13:50 Professor @Vinicius Fonseca How to teach mixed levels of experience in one class? 27:07 Professor @Clay Cox Video of kid being choked out with standing RNC 28:38 @John Lang Future Rickson self defense certification 34:30 @Alex Marrero Defending your guard against a large partner 41:00 @Alex Hall Deficiencies of body wrap mount escape 49:50 @Jordan Hamm Back and injury rehabilitation 59:30 @Mark Gonzales Professor Dave Kama headlock escape Link to classroom: https://www.skool.com/defendyourself/classroom/b4067db7?md=e94b61b50c5043028f99682d7a27682b

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Thanks to my Ukes Anthony and Carlos.