but I'm not a coach.

Right.

[laughs] Um, s- I, I started coaching, Iowa plays high school baseball in the summer, so I'd go play my college season in the spring, come back, and I'd, my mom's like, "You need to get a job." I didn't wanna get a job, so I was like, I'll coach high school baseball.

Coached the freshman/sophomore team and then trained with the varsity team to basically get my work in.

Fast-forward four years, I've been doing it for four years, was gonna go into strength.

I think it was just one of those things where I kind of just fell in love with like the process of it and passing down information.

And my mom was a social worker growing up, so I think there's like the level of like connecting with other people, kind of like pouring back into people.

... more than necessarily trying to figure out, you know, how to hit a ball that's, you know, moving 22 inches across the zone?