When are we going to stop seeing the kind of exponential growth in terms of what we've

were accomplishing on the human performance side from, you know, you look back at Andy Thore's

daughter and there's a lot of footage of this like her at the 2009 games, you know, she's this

rail skinny little thing trying to get her first muscle up and cleaning her snatch was 105 pounds

to where she is now, you know, snatching 200 pounds, you know, in the middle of this 15 test

events, you know, and massively fatigued. I think we're still in the midst of the hockey stick

growth in terms of human potential where year over year these athletes are going to get massively,

massively better. So I think that we have until these young kids that are starting the sport and we

have people that enter the sport with 10 years of experience. Once they kind of make their

path through, so maybe it's two decades away, but I think that once we have, you know, I think

we're just entering into this with the Malo Brian's and, you know, Emma Carries and once these athletes

that have been doing this as a teenage years, you know, Guy, you know, Mount Heloros who won the

snatch, these are the teenage athletes that are finally entering the sport. Once these guys have

their 10-year careers and the new athletes come in behind them, I think that's where it'll start to

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Chasing Excellence. How are you been?

I'm doing great. Thanks Patrick. I'm excited every year. At least I think we've done this every year

that we've had this podcast. We kind of the first time you and I get back together after the games,

we use it as an excuse really for me to just bug you with questions about your thoughts and your

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