Bobby McGee, get after it.

Okay, guys, thank you so much for tuning in.

I'm super excited, just like Dan is, to be able to share this.

And I want to start off by acknowledging my friend and current mentor in the sports psychology area, Dr. Corey Reich from Pure Intelligence.

And he is the creator of this system that we have been using very successfully already with high performance athletes.

And I look forward to sharing that with you.

Now, I'm sure that most of you from the very beginning, maybe even second grade, got told about having goals and writing them down and sticking them up on the fridge and so on.

How do athletes connect that mental mistake, if you will, or misstep in process goals, like you said, on that run they went out too hard and then look at the data to make the next right choice?

Bobby McGee, take it away.

Okay, guys.

Thank you so much for, uh, for tuning in.

I'm super excited, just like Dan is, to be able to share this, and I wanna start off by acknowledging m- my friend and, and current mentor in the-- in the sports psychology area, Dr Corey Reich from, uh, Pure Intelligence.

And, uh, he is the, uh, creator of this system that we have been using very successfully already with high-performance athletes, and I look forward to sharing w- that with you.

Now, I'm sure that most of you, from the very beginning, um, maybe even second grade, got told about having goals and writing them down and sticking them up on the fridge and so on.

This is a completely advanced wrinkle on that, but it's still the same idea.

Can you maybe say on that first step when they're trying to struggle between an identity that, that they wanna own because they need some stability, uh, from an outcome to, to what's practical and, and maybe how like something like RaceX or, or something could predict what's possible?

something hard today um we've talked about mechanics we've talked about the engine but we haven't talked a lot about the mental game and i know that you are very big into training your brain so you know how much does the mental game affect a runner and their performance

when i first started working for the u.s olympic committee um They had a manual, right? Got it on the shelf behind me.

You know, about what they realized, firstly, that they can't put a sports psychologist with a Olympic athlete, right? The interface with the athlete has to be the coach, right? And there was a statement that they made, right, that you can have a perfect mental game, but if you're not physically capable, you're not going to win the gold medal.

But the flip side is also true.

You can have the perfect body, the perfect speed, the perfect fitness.

If you don't have the mental game, it's not going to happen for you.

It's definitely not going to happen for you.

Right?