What up guys. Welcome to the Chih Tjitsu podcast. Today is going to be our episode. We're going to talk about some red flags and jih Tjitsu gyms. This is not an exhaustive list, obviously, because probably wouldn't have enough time for just a podcast. It'd have to be like an audio book, a multiple series program to get into all of them. But we'll talk about some of the red flags we've seen an experience and we've seen a lot of people deal with. And hopefully if you're getting into Jiu-Sitsu, you can avoid some of these. And, you know, I'll say it like this. For some of you guys that are in Jiu-Jitsu, if you have experienced some red flags of your own, shoot us a message. Maybe we can do a follow up to this episode. Shoot us a message with your name. You can do this to email,

to Jitsu podcast at Gmail. If you want to send it to me at my, Jiu-Zitsu, if you're one of my QooCrew email subscribers, if you want to reply to one of my messages, and just say, hey, like, here's a red flag I've experienced. We can use your name, and we can do first names we don't have to put out your full name, but your first name and your message and give you a shout out on the podcast if you'd like. So just send us emails, Instagram message, whatever you want, and we'll get that out there.

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