And, and Geth, as you're on the, you are on the board at CRIC, aren't you? Could you, could you explain to our listeners maybe a bit around what CRIC actually is, what it stands for, um, and the purpose of the conference really?

Well, so you got, you know, CRIC is the Cluster for Research into Coaching.

Um, it's a charity, and we have a membership, and that's what my, my role is, is the membership officer.

Um, it aims to promote and support critical research, and that's for the benefit of sports coaches, national governing bodies, sport coaching scholars, you know, a- and et cetera along those lines.

I think the main thing that CRIC really focuses on is on to critical research into coaching.

Um, so it's looking beneath, um, the surface of practice, you know, questioning common narratives, um, and how coaching is understood in that way.

Um, I think what's important really to emphasize, 'cause people tend to think, "Oh, that's the social," you know, they only ever-

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