And when did you realize that your perfect Tuesday session or Thursday session doesn't always equal a good Saturday or good performance on match day?

Yeah, you know sometimes we think that We've got to do things so well in the week that we perform on a Saturday or then we get to the Saturday and we absolutely get thrashed or we just don't connect with what we were practicing.

There's also times where we would train terribly and not have a very good training week or have a week off in between really important games and actually perform.

And so for me, I was starting to look at, okay, how did it get to the point where you either train badly and perform well, or you train perfectly well and perform badly? So I was looking for the connection.

And I was at uni, we teach a part of a course we teach for didactics is based on memory and based on memory.

um you know how how things stick in long-term memory or what happens when you know what causes it not to stick for example even the smallest thing and so i was teaching the course and i just had a moment of oh this makes sense you know it connects to i think we're overloading them with information um And we're not putting them in situations enough, which is game-like.

So we're not mimicking the game enough.

And if you are able to elaborate a bit on that, if not, if you can then at least maybe give us some guidelines on how coaches can use AI.