So I think last time you're on the podcast your little interesting research you shared was just talking about

drivers and

moisture and the impact of that the research you guys have done on that any new research like that or any

interesting little tips and tricks from from paying these days. Yeah that's a good one I don't know I mean I

think the biggest thing we've been working on is that same kind of idea but applied on wedges like I just said with the with the water bottle of having a quick and easy way to. I mean you can see like thousands of RPM difference club to club with that test that you wouldn't have seen if you were just doing in the dry. So that was kind of that was a really fun one I'm trying to think what else we've been doing. I want one we've been working on on potters which is kind of interesting is perceptions of performance versus reality of performance and we did this really interesting test that I'll talk about this week with just different face materials of potters or different face treatments or grooves versus no grooves or insert was no insert and just the sound of the potter can completely change a player's perception on how they believe the distance controls working for so we did one great test with with faces with no grooves on them and found the players really felt like they were getting much better distance control out of the pot and therefore putting more confidently but actually our data was saying the opposite they were getting a little more variation and speed off the face and therefore role. But the fact that they perceived it as being better like really helped play into confidence and so it was this interesting so what does this mean a player is going to really pop better with the one that they perceived to better or they get a really pop better with the one that we sort of showed to be mechanically better and the results ended up being almost identical so now our planet you know the next logical question is can we combine both if we can get something that has the mechanical advantage but has the perception alongside it we should be at a really more performance but it was interesting that just the psychology of it was enough to affect performance it was just an interesting potting

testing is hard. This has been fun man I always enjoy your studies and insights they're always interesting because it's relevant and like actually real stuff that we can understand and apply so thank you for sharing. We'll have you back again and we'll see what new research you come up with here in a little while. All right my pleasure. If you want to follow you on Twitter that's probably the best place for the best place I do a little bit of stuff on Facebook too so either of those. Perfect folks

can follow you on Twitter what's your hand is it. Paul Wood 79. Perfect follow you there.

Thanks again. Hey thank you so

much

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