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In this episode, Amber and Ryan Hoover discuss the behind-the-scenes of the women's season of the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship, exploring the challenges of producing realistic self-defense scenarios, the importance of training, and insights into violence and self-defense training.
Important Takeaways:
"Violence doesn't look like a John Wick movie."
"Clinch is where fights are won and lost."
"Training gives you options and confidence."
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