Hey everyone I'm Andrea Ferretti and this is episode 211 of Yoga Land.

That is really hard to say 211 to it's like at the end of the daily show well where

Michael Barbero says here's what you need denoted yeah you think that's hard

for him to say there was a whole episode about it. I had no idea. Yeah, I told you. Well, anyway, I told you about it, but yes, they did like a little behind the scenes of how hard that is for him to say and how often listeners complain that they can't understand what he's saying and that they brought it

an elocution coach to help him and the elocution coach is coaching him and every time he's just like

here's what should you do today.

It seems like he could just

nail it one time and then they could reuse it. I don't know maybe they like to be

authentic. I don't know. Anyway, well good like out there.

Michael Barborough.

I think it's, I think he survived anyway, yeah.

This episode I think is going to be one of my favorites,

because I just find it kind of these little,

this little things so fascinating. We're going to talk about whether or not to ask your

students if they have any injuries before class. Yes. The other reason I think it's a very interesting topic is because back in the day, so I feel like I'm starting to sound like, you know, back when we went to yoga class, we had to trudge two miles in the snow.

We did though. But anyway, back in the day, it was just accepted.

It was the standard thing to do.

A hundred percent. In fact, I was going to ask you, because you taught yoga for a brief stint in your life and I was going to ask you if you used to ask people if

if anyone. I did. Have anyone have any injuries? I did I did. People are like I got Patele or femoral syndrome I got

condor Malaysia. No no no no no no no no no no no people would just say like my

hip hurts. Yeah that exactly and I would say like well just you know, you know, exactly.

You know, and I would say, like, well, just, you know,

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