Yeah.

Yeah, for sure.

So if you're talking about overlaying everything, one of my favorite things to do is to look at things from a kinematic sequence.

Now, keep in mind, a kinematic is what we can see.

So we see a lot of golfers that get stuck and get trapped behind the ball and things like that.

And now what we do is we start going and looking at that sequence that you alluded to.

So if we're looking at this kinematic sequence, it's always starting from the ground up, right? Because that's where energy comes from.

What's the process and how does all that data come together into something that's actionable for each golfer?

Like, how do you answer that student?

Yeah.

I mean, first off, thanks for having me on, Tony.

Uh, big fan of you, big fan of the, the work you do.

I think you have a amazing podcast, and I'm always very appreciative to be on here and to get to join Ryan and spend some time with him.

We don't see each other enough as well, so I really appreciate you guys having me on.

But I do get that a lot, and I have a lot of people who reach out to me and go, "Hey, you know, I feel like I'm not using the ground well.

Yeah