It shouldn't just be on the athletes to understand and implement these connections.

You know, you see all these people on Instagram and social media, and then even the actual professionals that are on the ground with some of these really high level organizations, they're thinking about things from a purely physical standpoint.

They're thinking about, "How can we stretch this muscle? How can we open up this range of motion?" And they're not really thinking about those deeper aspects on the identity level and the belief level of the human in front of them.

It just comes down to having to do the work on all levels.

The players have to do the work, the actual practitioners have to do the work.

Everybody has to be involved.

It can't just be this thing where people at the top are telling somebody else what to do, but they're not actually living that lifestyle.

But why are we so reluctant to acknowledge the connection between mind and body? Stephon had some thoughts.

It shouldn't just be on the athletes to understand and implement these connections.

You know, you see all these people on Instagram, social media, and then even the actual professionals that are on the ground with some of these really high-level organizations.

They're thinking about things from a purely physical standpoint.

They're thinking about how can we stretch this muscle? How can we open up this range of motion? And they're not really thinking about those deeper aspects on the identity level, on the belief level of the human in front of them.

Yeah.

these players, in my opinion, are getting injured is the same reason why nothing is really being done about it is because the same people who are treating them are stuck up in their heads as well.

But why are we so reluctant to acknowledge the connection between mind and body? Stefan had some thoughts.

People really like to separate things.