At least in the fitness industry, there's a very, it's pretty much assumed that if you're going to be competitive in any capacity, you're going to be on should essentially unless you're in a tested federation.

Whereas in BJJ, not necessarily the case of my opinion.

No, very little testing, if any, at all.

Yeah.

But even like without the testing, it doesn't mean that just to, like, enter a

competition and, like, start to climb the ranks in some capacity or even just, like,

have fun in your gym.

Like, you don't need to be on shit.

And, you know, we also work with natural athletes.

I feel worth mentioning because it's worth seeing how to optimize your performance.

Both of your enhanced, like having oversight from that is important, but also if you're natural, like we certainly, I don't want to give the opinion or the impression that we only work with enhanced people too.

It's high level athletes from both sides of the spectrum.

Speaking of the spectrum,

you said autism and steroids is a world championship combination. So what does that, in your opinion,

look like? Is that replicated typically? I mean, if you have no social skills at all,

really the only way you can express yourself is physically, which there's a way to, that's a great form of doing jih Tijuana is the way I communicate with people if you can't express

yourself verbally.

I think it's a great non-verbal.

And what motivated that clip?

Because that was like one of your most viral clips, I think, ever.

If you have the right mix, I call it the Goldilocks

zone, if you have the right mix of autism and steroids, you were guaranteed, 100% guaranteed

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