Ryan Bodenheimer

Oh, my gosh.

Yes.

I don't know.

That guy's like a mutant.

I feel like he's an alien.

What was the temperature on it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I feel like you can get to a point where it's countering.

It's not helping you.

It's actually hurting you.

Yeah, right.

Yeah, because it's just balanced stress, right?

So it's like the perfect sweet spot is good.

We actually learned that in the human performance lab, the fighter pilot performance lab, where if you're too exhausted from the workout and then you go in and you try to do the hand-eye coordination tasks, which mimic like a fighter jet task.

If you're too exhausted, your ability to have hand-eye coordination goes way down.

But if you're in this nice little, like if you're just sitting there and you hadn't done anything for the day,

Or it's your first couple minutes of the flight, you're not as dialed in and tuned in.

But if it's a couple minutes in, you've pulled a few Gs, G forces, or that pressure that's put on your body.

And in order to fight that, you have to squeeze all your muscles to push the blood back up into your brain.