Tyler

I know, I'm kidding.

It's the arrow.

Wow, actually, no, I just messed it up.

It is the Indian, not the arrow.

Sometimes it is the arrow, so you're not wrong.

There are times it's definitely the arrow, like a high point.

But no, it's true.

Don't outsource responsibility to equipment.

Ultimately, of course, we talk about minimalist versus gear or doubt, but ultimately, if you can't

If you're not accurate, if you're not training, if you're not practicing with your gear, it doesn't matter.

Gear is there to support you, but it can't save you from your poor decisions, your bad habits, or lack of prep.

If something fails, it's typically not the gear that's

It's your plan, your reps, or your mindset.

So make sure you're actually training with your stuff because ultimately you're not going to rise to the occasion.

You're just going to fall to the level of your highest training.

That's all it's going to be.

So just make sure you're actually going out and training and doing stuff.

Go on a treadmill, work out, get some sleep, drink water, get sunlight, eat healthy, cut out sugar, cut out red dye 40.

It's funny.

I was actually, it was very fascinating to me.