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This is the training that convinced Jonah Hill he could "annihilate" a stranger… ZERO resistance drilling. Someone recording, probably his mom, audibly reacting in total disbelief at his athletic ability Years of this and nobody's ever truly HUMBLED him in Jiu Jitsu The fix is EASY: Pause the one... show more

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