Dwayne Kerrigan

I'm actually pretty curious on what your equipment was like for your first race and stuff.

couple of questions there.

One is, Kyle, just for this example, like when they tie down a limb in order to help control the spasticity, is that difficult for you?

Like, does that require physical energy or because it's, I'm just out of curiosity.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, even just that message that you give Kyle to elementary school students so that they can understand, because I think you make a good point, Brent, like you just said, like, we get older, we don't ask the questions.

And that's, to me, a loss of a gift of understanding and shared understanding.

And so...

Just sharing that is nice because it, you know, it sits in the back of people's minds.

I think sometimes it doesn't, you know, it doesn't matter if you're eight years old or 28 or 38 years old.

So,

And when you guys go into like an organization to speak, do you guys have an education platform that either before or after you're speaking, is there an opportunity for a school to run a program to help or touch on to what you guys are doing from a mission perspective to promote people with disabilities to get engaged in sport and exercise and participate in these activities?

Or do you guys have that kind of program in place?

That's interesting stuff because I think it'd be really, really powerful to have an education portion.

And yeah, very cool.

I had another question about around equipment.

Sorry, I'm all over the place here, but...

Kyle, what's it feel like?

Because Kona is, that's next level track.

Well, it's the top level, right?