So you're saying people are searching for the truth, they might not necessarily, even at your seminar this weekend, be searching for movement, they might be searching for direction?

100% they come to me because they think they know what I do and actually it's so far from what they think

they know what I do but then I changed their mind about it and then they want to do this thing

and not in a bad way in a way that I present to them a bigger better thing a bigger dogma

you must choose a dogma still you must have some some form of a leading dogma in your practice in your life and I just show them a bigger umbrella.

So people think it's about handstands and you know jumping on the rings and doing flips or whatever

and actually our work is way way beyond that it's a

completely different and a huge paradigm shift in the way that you think about your

practice and your movement and your body and that is

sometimes hard to deal with because people you meet your demons when you meet that

and sometimes you have this reaction

no no that's not what I came to learn but mostly interesting enough when you're

doing a good job, people accept it.

And it's a life-changing moment.

In many of our workshops, in the end of this weekend,

just two days, people burst out crying,

people change future plans, people write to me letters, hand me letters in the

end of the workshop.

It's an amazing experience to see that and to be part of it.

For me it's a huge honor.

You know if I hadn't had experienced that myself I would think you're crazy

but yeah it's funny a lot of guys in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu,

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