Dr. Jessica Bartley

Nice to be here.

Thank you.

Yeah, I mean, at the U.S.

Olympic and Paralympic Committee.

So that's going to be U.S.

soccer, U.S.

badminton, like you name the sport, it kind of falls under our portfolio.

Exactly, we do, we do.

They're based out of Salt Lake.

There's some here in Colorado with us.

But yeah, we've got a lot of different sports, and we have become really like a standard in most of the athletes' support systems.

Oh, for sure.

I mean, because I think it's a lot of what I'm doing is also trying to not let the mind get in the way of how you've trained physically, because a lot of times it can be our biggest enemy in the way we're interpreting a situation, thinking about a situation.

So I think exactly like Alex is saying is, you know,

Is this a danger or is it not?

I mean, there's lots of sports that there's higher risk, they're higher risk sports.

There's others where you just have to kind of work through it a bit and understand, you know, how do you let those physical skills, what you've trained your body to do kind of come through at their best.

Yeah, right?

No, I mean, it's really specific to the athlete.

It's specific to the sport.