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Janis Amolins and RVJ TALK about HAND CONTROL 

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@RaeshAlGhul
@RaeshAlGhul 3 года назад
This is the content armwrestling fans need!!!! please do more
@lycosa10
@lycosa10 3 года назад
Totally spot on 💪🏿
@KevBedoyaFive
@KevBedoyaFive 3 года назад
Love this always wondered how itd go
@MasaKaneshiro
@MasaKaneshiro 3 года назад
I was just about to say this. We need more of these little candid interactions between minds that discuss these kinds of specifics. A discussion that isn't dumbed down for an audience, but instead is just stated as is. At some point in our journeys, we are going to need to hear this specific advice about static center-table strength and protecting your pronator against those who attack it from the starting position. Beautiful stuff. More, please.
@MohinderSingh
@MohinderSingh 3 года назад
Your comment nailed it.. This is what we need
@hoyt_arms
@hoyt_arms 3 года назад
Armwrestlers**** as well
@amcmanusmusic
@amcmanusmusic 3 года назад
Awesome. I noticed the glass table breathe a sigh of relief when that was over!
@StrongerThanBigfoot
@StrongerThanBigfoot 3 года назад
lol
@Self-Duality
@Self-Duality 3 года назад
Great comment 😂🤣👏👏👏
@dodumichalcevski
@dodumichalcevski 2 года назад
🤣🤣🤣
@dimitarpetrov6357
@dimitarpetrov6357 3 года назад
Its good to see the comunity is united,and the best europeans are opened to give advises to best north americans and vice versa..
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
I was thinking the same thing. There’s a chance the stupid meet up in WAL one day. So it was very nice to see this
@toopkarcher
@toopkarcher 3 года назад
This is actually extremely good advice. Competing against Zoloev and Kazakhs turned Janis into a master toproller.
@bmad1386
@bmad1386 3 года назад
Which Zoloev?🤔
@toopkarcher
@toopkarcher 2 года назад
@@bmad1386 Khadzimurat
@justaguyfromreddit
@justaguyfromreddit 3 года назад
That shows how Janis level is way above us pullers
@PumaTomten
@PumaTomten 3 года назад
Working as a chiropractor etc gives him extremely knowledge of the body
@4Morfius
@4Morfius 3 года назад
@@PumaTomten i thought janis was a physiotherapist?
@Day-ZDuke
@Day-ZDuke 3 года назад
Haha they don’t call him “The Jedi” for no reason!!
@justaguyfromreddit
@justaguyfromreddit 3 года назад
@@4Morfius yup
@PumaTomten
@PumaTomten 3 года назад
@@4Morfius That's the correct term yes!
@jedsteelwell2354
@jedsteelwell2354 3 года назад
Most guys that go over to Europe get beat with the hand and wrist. That's why John was so good no matter where he went dominate hand and wrist and really only armwrestling that European style makes you stronger there.
@cobrarhodes5220
@cobrarhodes5220 3 года назад
Athlete must learn to close their hand in order to shutdown opponent and dominate them
@bluemonstrosity259
@bluemonstrosity259 3 года назад
@@cobrarhodes5220 too many people think of armwrestling as a pure strength sport and that is totally wrong
@cobrarhodes5220
@cobrarhodes5220 3 года назад
@@bluemonstrosity259 "Everyday Everyday Everyday Everyday I write the book"....Elvis Costello
@HyakuJuu01300
@HyakuJuu01300 3 года назад
Can't even imagine what kinda beast RVJ can turn into after training with a master like Janis or Engin for a solid 6 months. He really has incredible potential.
@saukkonen1328
@saukkonen1328 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople was that an irony or are you that naive?
@johnkatsigiannis299
@johnkatsigiannis299 3 года назад
People have been saying "Rob has potential" for like 10 years lol
@HyakuJuu01300
@HyakuJuu01300 3 года назад
@@johnkatsigiannis299 Having potential and realizing that potential are two different things.
@MrDarkpaf
@MrDarkpaf 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople but he probably is still stronger than any one in the comment section 😂
@DevonWildZillaTeschJr
@DevonWildZillaTeschJr 3 года назад
@@MrDarkpaf Not probably. He is 💯 Hope he uses this for fuel and comes back better than ever!
@marhen4497
@marhen4497 3 года назад
Got concerned about that glass table a couple of times...Awesome video. Very insightful.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
😂 Yeah Rob definitely made the right call at the end there LOL
@MrKrikkefy
@MrKrikkefy 3 года назад
Use this knowledge RVJ. And come back and beat Sasho :) Great match. Both of you!
@remymartin8185
@remymartin8185 3 года назад
Rob should do a 6 month boot camp with Janis' crew and they will fill the holes in his game. Would be amazing youtube content too. Kind of like Devon living at tri-star.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
It would be awesome. I was born and raised in the same area as Rob. Problem with Rob is he runs a construction crew. These days the sport is not his life like it used to be. The pandemic made him focus more on his job. Hopefully this loss sparks something in him. Watching that match with Sasho it was painful because Rob is much better than that. He was only training for few weeks or a couple weeks before travel. Can’t do stuff like that against those Europeans
@ohmyshou1der
@ohmyshou1der 3 года назад
Being away from your wife and kids for that long is pretty tough for most people.
@geo_beans
@geo_beans 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople He has the strength, but seems to be lacking more on the technical side of things. I'm sure if he had that insight before the match, he would've looked better. Not saying he would win or get any pins, but he would've been able to apply more pressure in the areas Janis was showing him in this video.
@_Nosferatu_
@_Nosferatu_ 3 года назад
Engin would help Rob the most (:
@rodneydongerfield5378
@rodneydongerfield5378 2 года назад
@@studyingpain1590 I'd bet you're only a plane ticket and a few exchanged messages away from pulling them
@thanostitan.infinity
@thanostitan.infinity 3 года назад
Man...Janis really is The Last Jedi
@airsoftninja295
@airsoftninja295 3 года назад
All of a sudden Devon and Dave's micro movement trainings arn't so crazy huh... 🤦‍♂️
@TeddKris
@TeddKris 3 года назад
great masterclass by the Jedi!
@ohmyshou1der
@ohmyshou1der 3 года назад
You can teach an old dog new tricks
@3enjamin
@3enjamin 3 года назад
Until he apply successfully all of that in a real match, we don't now yet.
@bobomonkey702
@bobomonkey702 3 года назад
A humbled RVJ.
@joemama7163
@joemama7163 3 года назад
Janis is up there with Engin and Devon as far as being a genius at arm wrestling goes.
@mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294
@mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294 3 года назад
I like these kinds of vids honeslty, its refreshing to see people talk on the dinner table as oppose to nice looking gyms or studios lol
@strategygames5038
@strategygames5038 3 года назад
Im 6 times Georgian national champion and i think i have a knowledge in this sport to say it. RJV is good, well rounded armwrestler hes not bad in toproll, also not bad in hook. but at this level If u want to be great its not enough to be not bad at some moves, You must be PERFECT at least in 1 move(toproll hook or something else) thats what Sasho Andreev is doing, hes so great with his 1 movement that no one in his weight can make him play with other technics rules. same about Irakli Ziraqashvili and Terzi, they are very good in theyr toproll so almost no one can hook them. all im trying to say is: its easy to force average well rounded pullers like RVJ to play with your technique rules. sorry for bad english but i hope some of you will understand what i wanted to say.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
I’m a big fan of robs so this video made me really happy because we have not heard from Rob since the match and I was worried that this loss was going to have a negative affect. I was thinking he was just laying in his bed waiting for the plane. Watching this video though shows me that loss might spark something inside Rob.
@ArmMilitia
@ArmMilitia 3 года назад
rvj trained 6 weeks for this after almost 2 years sitting on the couch
@johnmcmillen4540
@johnmcmillen4540 3 года назад
Wow. That's simply great. Thanks for enlighten us all.
@minhhale
@minhhale 3 года назад
RVJ saying that the lowhand dragging toproll is "new" to him is so funny. He has the classic Dave Chaffee curse here -- guys so naturally strong that they never bother to learn fundamental technique. Hope that after this he decides to work more on his technical game.
@Hallowed_Ground
@Hallowed_Ground 3 года назад
Right? I'm sure he's acting a little bit naïve here, simply because he lost the match and he's among his peers, so it'd be ridiculous for him to act haughty and arrogant. That said, how do you not completely learn one of THE MOST fundamental movements in armwrestling after that long? Strong guys are strong, but in armwrestling, you need to have the athleticism and kinesthetic intelligence to combine multiple complex movements into one fluid vector. It's like boxing, you can be as strong as an ox, but if you don't have that neurological connection to really fire all those muscles at once and snap your arm out in front of you with a lot of acceleration, that strength will likely never avail you anything.
@peterfenter8800
@peterfenter8800 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople in his defense this match came out of nowhere, it was on, but then cancelled so rob started drinking and quit training, and then last minute it was back on. All the while sasho never stopped training, that being said, sasho definitely looked strong
@cratos900
@cratos900 3 года назад
@@peterfenter8800 It's not Sasho's fault that his opponent does not keep himself in shape... another lame excuse imo... it was canceled for both of them but one chose to train and be at his best regardless and got rewarded so i see no problem here
@nzigga06
@nzigga06 3 года назад
@@peterfenter8800 No excuses. This was a reality check for RVJ.
@arcturus475
@arcturus475 3 года назад
Quality information small adjustments to increase technique 💪🏽
@ARMWRESTLINGWHISPERER
@ARMWRESTLINGWHISPERER 3 года назад
Simple yet brilliant video 🦾
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
I was born and raised in the same area as Rob is from so I am a fan of his. I’m glad he still went out there and competed because he was only training for a couple weeks so he Put himself in a really hard spot. I hope this loss lights a spark under him. From watching this video it looks like that spark has been lit because he’s taking pointers from one of the best in the world rather than just sleeping in his bed and waiting for the plane.
@mrrout1825
@mrrout1825 3 года назад
janis and ray has just so much knowledge man
@andthebeatgoeson69
@andthebeatgoeson69 3 года назад
Rob soaking up that Latvian coaching. 💪💪🗣️🗣️
@Va4esS
@Va4esS 3 года назад
Wow, great quality content, amazing
@crazypeeps7218
@crazypeeps7218 3 года назад
I know rvj has been around for a while even longer then all of them there and even now he is learning new things and actually embracing it aswell. He is definitely gonna get stronger with this loss
@crazypeeps7218
@crazypeeps7218 3 года назад
@BPJ I'm sure rvj has one of the strongest hands and pronation. He just has to change some techniques to pull against these European pullers. After all it was his first time pulling a European puller
@predragmiletic3078
@predragmiletic3078 3 года назад
in what galaxy is rvj around longer than janis? you must be very young to think that
@jeremylovelace5196
@jeremylovelace5196 3 года назад
@@crazypeeps7218 l L
@jeremylovelace5196
@jeremylovelace5196 3 года назад
@BPJ a
@jeremylovelace5196
@jeremylovelace5196 3 года назад
@@crazypeeps7218 ll L
@armwrestlerjeff
@armwrestlerjeff 3 года назад
This is awesome stuff, the behind the scenes technique talk ❤️
@valitsemllaluokanavahyvaks3556
@valitsemllaluokanavahyvaks3556 3 года назад
RVJ would benefit greatly from a European training camp.
@martingoerlich6657
@martingoerlich6657 3 года назад
Great content, coach! Thx for sharing!👍
@osniross
@osniross 3 года назад
Love the sharing of knowledge. More of this please.
@jamesperez6785
@jamesperez6785 3 года назад
wow great vid! so instructive!
@godfryopa339
@godfryopa339 3 года назад
This is beautiful
@bourgoinsbeerbelly7029
@bourgoinsbeerbelly7029 3 года назад
Awesome content, cheers🍻
@ketz108932
@ketz108932 3 года назад
RVJ needs a professional ArmWrestler to coach him about technqiues... e.g Engin, Janis, etc...
@zGJungle
@zGJungle 3 года назад
Engin said in his video today he would like a chance to train Rob as he can see he is naturally very gifted.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
It just shows the difference between American and European. Rob is one of my favorites and I was hoping he would win but those guys over there in your train like every day it’s crazy
@rasmorgan11
@rasmorgan11 3 года назад
The Jedi doing some great teaching!!
@slimrockwrestlers7334
@slimrockwrestlers7334 3 года назад
Man , it was so cool meeting all you guys , thanks for taking the time to have pictures with us all
@Chris_Ireland
@Chris_Ireland 3 года назад
Janis the Jedi master
@ketz108932
@ketz108932 3 года назад
That's the kind of video we need...where more knowledgeable Arm Wrestlers share their knowledge and help everyone progress... If RVJ learns more about technique and become professional...Even at 40 he can improve much more...He needs to be humble and learn and think more about the game...Hope he does it...
@IAMBARNABAS-777
@IAMBARNABAS-777 3 года назад
This draws parallels to what Dan Gable discovered during his wrestling travels. He realized that the Americans focused more on hard training, but the Russians focused more on technical proficiency in their training. Very interesting stuff.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
Definitely interesting
@aaronrus
@aaronrus 3 года назад
Janis isnt Russian
@alexanderthegood3076
@alexanderthegood3076 3 года назад
Loool thats so wrong…. Its nothing like that man. Rvj is extremely technical. You dont make that level just training hard. And if you knew the history, youd know europe were the dumb brutes at the time, and a guy named john brzenk (smaller guy) from america was killing the giants in europe and russia. Janis just is from different era and is just brilliant.
@johnkatsigiannis299
@johnkatsigiannis299 3 года назад
The Americans don't train harder, nor do they have the technical proficiency. Americans like to arm wrestle in the backyard while drinking beers and having a good time. They treat it like a social event, while the Europeans are drilling technique and doing arm wrestling specific lifts down in some dungeon in Bulgaria or wherever lol.
@phliuy
@phliuy 3 года назад
@@alexanderthegood3076 gable is an american freestyle wrestler. He was talking about freestyle wrestling. Not armwrestling
@romansolar8153
@romansolar8153 3 года назад
i love Janis :) great guy
@MikBan
@MikBan 3 года назад
Very Very Informative video
@Flornmonk
@Flornmonk 3 года назад
This is goood stuff
@treck87
@treck87 3 года назад
These kind of techniques are what we need more of being explained in detail like this. Good video
@veritas2145
@veritas2145 3 года назад
RVJ's right bicep is huuuuuge
@hasoonnine
@hasoonnine 3 года назад
You should see the how it looks in person, its like a glute rather than biceps
@wildcard1103
@wildcard1103 3 года назад
Learning from Jedi Master Janis you shall...
@Latinomicz
@Latinomicz 2 года назад
lol, "we would definitely shatter this table". Perfect closing to this video, lol.
@hoyt_arms
@hoyt_arms 3 года назад
Being an armwrestler... this here... is pure gold !
@dodumichalcevski
@dodumichalcevski 2 года назад
And for R.V.J is diamond 🤣
@saltedllama2759
@saltedllama2759 3 года назад
It's good to see RVJ working on fine-tuning areas of weakness. Because I promise you, his arm was plenty strong for Sasho, but Sasho punched through his fingers and turned the wrist like twisting off a piece of Play-Doh. I would love to see RVJ work on these points and come back and beat Sasho.
@pavellima5755
@pavellima5755 3 года назад
Beautiful lesson
@chris_gamo
@chris_gamo 3 года назад
Great video Ray. Both you and Janis have done the world a big favor with all of those training and discussion videos over the years. Doesn't get much better than you guys for instructional content. Thank you both!
@davidmarr4965
@davidmarr4965 3 года назад
First awesome videos stay strong and love armwrestling
@kyleaschaber
@kyleaschaber 3 года назад
You can never talk too much about the specific direction and angles that the different types of pulling creates. I love how you discussed training pronation from a higher angle on the wrist. Never would have thought of that.
@drewcaprari513
@drewcaprari513 3 года назад
Great content
@SStesta90
@SStesta90 3 года назад
man I rally think RVJ have everything he needs to beat sasho he jsut need to use it at the right time and place.
@Rronirroni
@Rronirroni 3 года назад
100%
@jedsteelwell2354
@jedsteelwell2354 3 года назад
He don't have the hand and wrist and he don't have the guys around him to work on those areas the way the European guys do! Almost every European guy you see has dominant hand and wrist
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
So true.
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople has irakli and sasho ever pulled?
@SStesta90
@SStesta90 3 года назад
@@jedsteelwell2354 pretty sure his hand is stronger then sashos.. because why else would sasho bail for the strap the first 3 rounds.. second round sasho hang on his ass too get away from robs hand for 30 seconds.. he only beat rob outside the strap after robs pronator had been prison raped in the strap for several rounds..
@richardjennex6583
@richardjennex6583 Год назад
Another amazing video
@anthonyzhang4918
@anthonyzhang4918 2 года назад
I like how any time anyone mentions Travis, they all imitate his voice haha!
@dominiclorenz7561
@dominiclorenz7561 2 года назад
Ray I love finding these gold nuggets every now and again 😍 1:10 onwards has hidden gem.
@randallblytheadlercavalera8373
janis one of my favorite armwrestler and he teaches alot of how to trained😊❤
@ronbathsear5845
@ronbathsear5845 3 года назад
Genius thanks for this great info
@tomrhadigan3085
@tomrhadigan3085 3 года назад
This is a great info and I enjoyed watching rob learn from you guys
@urtzihammerr
@urtzihammerr Год назад
Love this vid, nice pint of view for and beginner like me who is finding my style, and this way is close that I need to be my top roll
@jodychocolatethunderwillia8957
Very informative
@biscaynediver
@biscaynediver 3 года назад
Awesome stuff - very revealing. You and Yanis are levels ahead on the technical side. Even more than training, RVJ really needs high level coaching and strategy. Strange that he doesn't reach out to Brzenk. U.S. breeds too many lone wolves. Europeans work together in teams and groups. Better practice, better table strategy.
@OoogaBoog
@OoogaBoog 2 года назад
RVJ is a genetic phenom. If a master class techy would help him for a few years....seriously no one would touch him pound for pound....period.
@ARMBogdanski
@ARMBogdanski 3 года назад
Masterclass!
@joed.4038
@joed.4038 3 года назад
This is great content Rob, thank you! #thejedi
@lovetownsend
@lovetownsend 3 года назад
I went to my first armwrestling club yesterday and discovered armwrestling is WAY more technique then I thought! I was pulling with all my strength and someone would bend my hand/wrist back and all the power was gone and I'd lose lol fun sport
@WarriorOfGhengisKhan
@WarriorOfGhengisKhan 3 года назад
I really hope RVJ gets inspired and not disheartened by his ArmWars experience. His gifts are easy to see, he just needs to put in the work and not rely on his natural ability. P.S. don't @ me with a roids explanation. It is what it is.
@cncaliguy09
@cncaliguy09 3 года назад
Rvj has been doing it for a long time. Janis is just so nice and able to share the technique and breakdown it in detail.
@deadseamonster
@deadseamonster 3 года назад
Holy crap, I've never thought of it that way.
@juanmal.1994
@juanmal.1994 3 года назад
Valuable stuff
@cptmaj
@cptmaj 3 года назад
The good stuff, the top dudes exchanging some info.
@sammitchell7196
@sammitchell7196 3 года назад
This is what he needs, if he can get sasho's hand just to go a bit past flat it would probably look totally different that and more consistent training lol
@sammitchell7196
@sammitchell7196 3 года назад
@RU-vidInsistInBanningPeople I train with Rob, that was not a Dedicated Rob that went against Sasho
@youtubeconnollyfamily
@youtubeconnollyfamily 3 года назад
@@sammitchell7196 I was born and raised in Boston. I never met Rob but from being a fan and watching that match you could tell that was not normal Rob. I hope that loss likes a spark underneath him though. He is still so freaking young in the sport
@MohinderSingh
@MohinderSingh 3 года назад
RVJ is not listening and letting him complete - He has given such a Golden advise. I am definitely gonna work on this....Million $ advice
@Fahrenheit1407
@Fahrenheit1407 3 года назад
Yes he is, stop creating fake drama
@finmason8339
@finmason8339 3 года назад
Never armwrestle on a glass table
@WaydUncaged
@WaydUncaged 3 года назад
I love the arm wrestling community. Even guys who could end up pulling each other are still lifting each other up and everyone’s trying to get better. No ones trying to hold anyone back. This is what it would lose if arm wrestling got huge and blew up. It’s a choice though. Should arm wrestlers possibly lose what makes it great with a chance for people to actually make a living doing it? I think the people who think they want they would be the same people that would wish it never changed after it did. I think it’s in a great spot and I’d hate to see any big change.
@Belemil
@Belemil 3 года назад
Awsome content!
@andrewbusenbark7106
@andrewbusenbark7106 3 года назад
Janis is one hell of a coach.
@thepatternforms859
@thepatternforms859 3 года назад
Sweet content
@kaganturktur
@kaganturktur 2 года назад
03:10 if he actually pays attention John Brzenk does is very successfully. That style always pulled my attention, not a full lowhand toproll but lowhand and full hand controlled toproll. John did it many times when he faced good hook pullers.
@evankellerAW
@evankellerAW 3 года назад
AWESOME
@carlosjoaquim3555
@carlosjoaquim3555 3 года назад
Good to see rvj excited about armwrestling
@nakodares5982
@nakodares5982 3 года назад
It's kind of funny that this is the first RVJ is seeing this, but still this is amazing content and it's great to see him learning. Hope he manages to level up even further. He has a lot of raw strength. All these afterpulling style things where people discuss and share strategies is so interesting.
@hadishishtar1528
@hadishishtar1528 3 года назад
This is stronger but this one is more connected (exactly the same problem I have)
@jedsteelwell2354
@jedsteelwell2354 3 года назад
Hand and wrist! The 2 most important things in armwrestling!
@dude157
@dude157 3 года назад
Great behind the scenes
@ronnyisachsen3870
@ronnyisachsen3870 3 года назад
Good video 😁💪👍
@deadliftdux
@deadliftdux 3 года назад
Love it
@ArmMilitia
@ArmMilitia 3 года назад
best upload ever
@righttouchtileable
@righttouchtileable 2 года назад
Very good content
@saguimmare7130
@saguimmare7130 3 года назад
Would like to see Denis Cyplenkov explaining his technique, people say he is just brute strength, but he has some more in depth technique behind his hit, he's not that dumb as people think, i believe he knows more then he shows.
@biscaynediver
@biscaynediver 3 года назад
True, Denis is super bright. Accomplished chess player. Also, there's a video floating around of Voevoda giving instruction and coaching to younger armwrestlers - he was a brute and a physical specimen, but the level of his knowledge is amazing. Watching Laletin interact with Sasho and Bozhidar and others on the technical aspects shows there's a greater sensitivity to all that in the eastern European culture. With the exception of guys like Brzenk and Larratt, N. America is miles behind.
@adamhastie5718
@adamhastie5718 3 года назад
RVJ listening to Janis…that’s trouble..lol..👏👏
@LoganNyquil
@LoganNyquil 3 года назад
Video on Janis’s HAND CONTROL PLEASE!
@DARK24-7
@DARK24-7 3 года назад
The Jedi master Janis is training another!!!
@opengestalt
@opengestalt 3 года назад
Epic!
@Gutanable
@Gutanable 3 года назад
Outside europe, many potential great athletes,but technical on low level.
@southernSuperSport
@southernSuperSport 3 года назад
Rvj hasn’t realized yet that’s how Craig Tullier pulls
@Jhutchison1992
@Jhutchison1992 2 года назад
I wanna see Janis go around and train already talented pullers like Rvj and stuff
@left-handedstan4506
@left-handedstan4506 Год назад
That poor glass table dodged several bullets.
@harvey_weenstain8857
@harvey_weenstain8857 3 года назад
Janis seems like a really cool guy. Rob too
@MrRockstar372
@MrRockstar372 3 года назад
Where can I buy the shirt Rob is wearing?
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