But the athlete takes care of that, sends it into the athletic department, and then, like I said, our athletic department does a great job of sending all the forms to the WIAA because they need certain forms and by certain dates in order to compete.

And this year it's April 27th.

So if you have not checked out that website area, please do that.

This is, oh good, it worked.

This is, now I'm just going to kind of get into the technical aspect of wheelchair racing.

The main goal obviously is to get these guys moving.

But my main thing is form, right? I want it to be the most efficient stroke possible for the kids to propel themselves, be the best that they can be.

Am I the only one that sees that?

Where did you go?

I sort of growing up when I was younger, I'd obviously, you know, normal school, but then I'd go to stage coaches and then I'd always do, you know, dancing after school, any sort of extra activity after school that was performance related.

But I didn't start singing until I was about 15 because I was actually quite a shy child.

Like I never wanted to go in the front row.

I never wanted to like stand out and almost show off.

Yeah.

And then I went to Guildford College to study musical theatre and I did a diploma BTEC in musical theatre.

I'm going effectively with the flow, but this is scary.