I think

one of the barriers and challenges for coaches when it comes to just having a general awareness of a player's mental health is that most people in our current generation of coaches were never coached in that way. No, we were always rub some dirt it, you know, toughness. Youve got to get through it. I got through it. You'll get through it. And so i think that makes it a little bit more difficult, because we haven't experienced, i don't want to say, a touchy feely approach, necessarily, but really just an approach with an awareness of, as you mention, where your team is at with criticism, pressure or relationships, i would have you. So if a coach were to use this tool or have, you know, it's, it's a diagnostic tool, it's amazing in terms of getting to know, as you just said, where your team is actually at. Then what you know, like then what do you say to the coaches that find out that their team has score in that pressure area. Y, now i to me, again, we might not know what the next move is. So what do coaches do sometimes when they find out their team is struggling in a certain area? Yes,

absolutely. And i always say, data so great, but it's what we do with the data that really matters. I i totally hear that. Im, so when a coach is able to see, you know, you know, maybe my team is struggling in criticism. Im, our tool actually offers suggestions and offers the coach some a deliberable, actionable items that he or she can can kind of move on based on where the team scoring. Im, so all the suggestions that we offer are based on kind of the score. So it's dynamic. I'm in the sense that it shifts and moves. I'm with the score. In addition to that, we, we do offer support, im, with our different packages as well. So if, you know, if a coachs like, i've tried this three times, it's not moving. Ih, you know, maybe that's a really good time for for us to be having that conversation around. Ok, lick, let's look at your data. Im, you know, what's working, what's not working, and being able to provide the coach thats support that they need. I'm to be able to support their people, or their athletes with what they need.