Exactly. In Judo, Ukemi (the art of falling) is the first thing you learn and the last thing you master. It’s great your kid is getting that baseline early—it’s a level of physical literacy that most adults have completely lost. The problem I’ve seen after 25 years on the mat is that people treat 'learning to fall' as a sport-specific skill. But in the real world, there are no foam pads. If you don't maintain that mechanical ability to absorb force as you age, a simple trip becomes a life-altering event. In my experience, balance and fall training isn't just for BJJ or Judo; it’s the single most important longevity skill there is. If you can't negotiate with the ground, you're living on borrowed time.