Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Read Before You Beast

Beautiful Beast Within Studios LLC strongly recommends that you consult with your physician before attempting any exercise program, making dietary changes, or doing anything else that might make your body say, “Wait… we didn’t discuss this.” This includes, but is not limited to, activities described on our website, mobile applications, podcasts, videos, and any other form of content we put out into the world (“Beautiful Beast Within Studios Content”).

By proceeding, you are essentially giving us a virtual pinky promise that you are in good physical condition and don’t have any known disabilities, medical conditions, or reasons why you shouldn’t be attempting things like lifting, jumping, running, stretching, or anything else that might make you question your life choices later. Specifically, you acknowledge that exercise—while generally awesome—comes with risks. These may include, but are not limited to, sore muscles, shin splints, unexpected impersonations of a baby giraffe, and in extreme cases, serious injuries (yes, even that kind). You fully accept these risks and hereby release Beautiful Beast Within Studios LLC and its agents from any and all claims—past, present, or future—related to your participation in any activities inspired by our content.

Now, let’s be real—Beautiful Beast Within Studios LLC is not a licensed medical provider. We don’t diagnose, treat, or cure anything (except maybe a bad mood with a good pep talk). The information we provide is for entertainment and educational purposes only, not a substitute for professional medical advice. So, if your body is throwing up red flags, talk to your doctor

—not just your gym buddy who once watched a YouTube video on kinesiology. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read, watched, or heard from us.

In short: You get it. You're an adult. You're responsible for yourself—even if you occasionally trip over air. Be smart, listen to your body, consult a pro when needed, and then go unveil your inner beast—responsibly.