A- about kind of just your experience, the changes in body comp, strength, stuff like that, your play.

Yeah.

So I, uh, I started THP my junior s- junior spring of college, and I did it secretly so that I wouldn't get told to stop over-training.

Um, and [laughs] I would sneak in the gym by myself all the time.

Anyways, uh, I only did it for a spring and a summer before I went into season, and when I got back from the summer, each one of my coaches individually pulled me aside and asked me, like, "What's going on? You look entirely different," uh, physique-wise and also just how I was playing.

And then I had the best season of my career, so.

Yeah.

Sprinting, just, like, in general.

Is it always, it always comes from the left, no matter what?

I mean, there's, like, one in 50 balls that if somebody passes bad it'll come from my right, but other than that, it's always coming from my left.

And a lot of people have different theories.

It kinda just depends on your, your own anatomy and what looks best for you.

But I do best when I am more inside the court, and, like, the further off the net the ball is, the further I go inside the court.

All right, so next question is, how were you taught to swing, and how do you think that's impacted your play?

I was taught differ- differently than I would say most athletes were taught, volleyball players.

Um, I was taught to hit on top of my head, so, like, up here, never in front of me, and I was taught to hit, like, like, in a perfect circle.