What up, guys. Welcome to the Jiu-Sitoo podcast. Today we're going to talk about an idea.

For some of you guys that had my, they get my email letter, then you kind of have a pre-frame for this thing.

But we're going to talk about my case for why I do not want Jiu-Jitsu to be an Olympic sport because I've been asked the question.

It's one of the more common questions I've gotten over the last 10 years since I started doing YouTube videos. And over the years, people have asked, hey, Chooey, do you think that Jiu-Itsu,

do you want it to be an Olympic sport? And my answer to that question is always a big, bearded,

emphatic, unequivocal, just throwing out words now. Hell no, Hell no. I don't want it to be an Olympic sport.

And I have very specific reasons as to why. And I think that if it became an Olympic sport,

a lot of what we like about jihitsu as far as competitions and even the way that we practice would change dramatically and maybe not for the better. And again, now this is my own bearded

philosophy, my own bearded opinion. So you take this and chew on it. But again, I think that I make a fairly decent case on some

of these in some aspects to this. And you can listen to it and see what you think.

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