And last but not least, Dan, what's your warm up?

Yeah, I mean, it's pretty similar to what a lot of these guys are doing.

I would just throw in that I like to incorporate a lot of, uh, bends and breath attacks into the, into the warm up to get a sense of just, like, immediate response and, and elastic flexibility in the chops.

Typically speaking, I try to think about the warm up being fairly quick and then get into actually practicing and, and moving the air.

Even when I'm at work, I like to be a little bit into my practicing by the time we're hitting the downbeat.

So a lot of these guys have seen me do a fairly extensive, uh, warm up thing, but it's not really a warm up, it's more just I want to feel a little bit, a little bit worked by the time we start.

And that's just, that's just a personal preference thing.

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