Dr. Andy Galpin

Yeah, it's super fun.

I appreciate you bringing that up.

It's like perform is the name of the game.

Like we want to help people perform at their best, whatever that means to them, like however that means to them.

So yeah, enjoy it, love it.

And yeah, thanks for bringing it up.

Yeah, obviously we're building that Human Performance Center in Dallas, which is really awesome.

I can't wait to share with people some of the technology that we built inside that thing.

It doesn't exist anywhere else in the world.

It's like super exciting.

The ability for us to conduct research out of there, to do studies that I've wanted to do for decades, you know, it's like, well, that's just not feasible anymore.

The team down there at Parker has removed those barriers.

They're like, make it world-class, and we're making it world-class.

We're doing a study right now, actually that we're actively recruiting for.

Maybe I can pitch that if that's cool with you.

My grad student Zoe, she came with me from California, and Federica, they're running a study where we're looking at sleep across the menstrual cycle.

Stunning enough, there's not a lot of research on this.

And the stuff that's been done is questionnaires and maybe like a PSG, like two days here, two days there, two days at the end of the cycle or something.

So there's still a bunch of unresolved questions about what actually happens

to sleep quality throughout the menstrual cycle.