think

Just be studying humans, I think, is inherently difficult in that way.

Right.

Is that and particularly like studying the effects of exercise and movement on a human body and adaptation like those things are really, really hard to do.

And I think that we are still like we are still developing good ways to answer the questions that we have.

about movement, about fascia.

You know, we can see that fascia probably can be remodeled and does adapt like other tissues in our body.

Is there anything that is not optimized by looking at the biomechanics?

What got you interested in specifically doing Pilates education?

That's a good question.

Um, It was actually, honestly, the opportunity to work at Breathe that you and I both taught at for a while together.

And I realized how much I enjoyed connecting with the Pilates community in that way.

Like, I love teaching clients.

I honestly, like, I love, I find so much joy in movement and in moving my body.

Like, The way that it makes me feel empowered or strong or, you know, like free or like that it's like my therapy, I think.

Statistics.