00:00As its name suggests, Rolling in Tobago caters for a bit of rolling, some coaching as well,
00:05there's a bit of jiu-jitsu, but there's also a good bit of fun as participants get a taste of
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00:11food, flavors and the best that Tobago has to offer. This is the fourth edition of Rolling in
00:16Tobago as participants from as far as the UK, USA, Canada and Puerto Rico shared knowledge
00:22and techniques while getting to forge buns with those from TNT. And the man behind it all, Joe
00:28Moses spoke about two special guests and what he's hoping to achieve with Rolling in Tobago.
00:33For us to take away some knowledge for Rolling in Tobago to continue getting out there. This
00:40year we have Heath Pedigo and Chris Thompson, these two legends in jiu-jitsu and to be able to share
00:47our little island and the Rolling in Tobago brand with their audience and the credibility of having
00:52them here at our camp is just something that I think is perfect for us. And it was a special
01:00occasion for TNT's Madusa Karmath who received his long-awaited Brong belt. This is about 12 to 13
01:08years in the making. I've been training grappling and jiu-jitsu since 2013. Due to the pandemic and you
01:16know not being proper coaching thankfully Antonio is here now and I've been a blue belt for quite a
01:22while. 2023 I won the English Open. My coach who is also here he gave me the purple belt on
01:30the podium
01:31and I've been training ever since trying to get better trying to improve and it's just been a long
01:36journey to this man. It actually means a lot to get it from the first coach that I ever had
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01:42Terence Clark, TV6 Sport.
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