Dr. Kelly Starrett

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And just there's no place for kids to get this kind of input.

So it's really important that we're looking at, well, wow, tumbling and gymnastics seems to be really important skills if you could access them, right?

And again, everything I'm going to say, I'm just layering on that not everyone can afford that or do that.

But we have to think differently about what inputs we're having.

Earlier, so that we don't have these problems later.

Every kid should be required to have PE year round.

And that PE could be dance, could be weightlifting, could be yoga, could be, right?

We need that sort of movement, literacy, movement competency as part of the things that we value if we're really going to get to the bottom of, because it's not, here I would say some controversial term.

We have PE or we have less red dye, number five.

I'm going to take PE.

It's going to have a bigger impact on the world.

It means we're going to have to fund it.

We're going to have to play it.

Yeah.

And so I think it's – we need to work on all these different systems.

I'll give you an example.

There's a physician we work with.

who was president of the Knee Society for ACLs.

And when a kid would tear his ACL or her ACL in the 80s and 90s, they pull out this big drill, drill into the cortical bone.