What's up, ladyballers? Welcome back. We're soccer props and it's game time. What's up, ladyballers?

Sun is shining and I'm in a good mood. Oh, I love that answer. Isn't it so much better when

the sun is out? It's so much better. It's so much better and guys, I'm going to just say I'm sorry

if I have like a list. So I got my wisdom teeth out last week. I feel so much better but it's the

one thing that's just dragging, dragging it out. Do you guys remember the video of all the girls who

were like, why can't I go to practice? Yes. We got to bring that. You know what I should do? We

got to put that back on TikTok. So like, I have to remember the girl that was like,

cling is so cute. I got to throw back. We definitely should post that again. Definitely post

that with this with this episode. But we have so we have two very special guests today, Megan and

Trevor. They founded crossover counseling. They're both two former athletes turn counselors who

found their company that focuses on athletes transitioning from life after sport. And I think

this is so important. I feel like we always said we wish there was a guide to help us with

life after soccer because we call ourselves soccer players for so long. And even though we play

in rec leagues and we play for fun, I feel like our identity crisis like we all had one was like

pretty severe. And it happens to every single player. Like I don't think there's one player that is

like, oh, I'm fine. Because we all we all say I play soccer. I'm a soccer player. So when you leave

school or you leave the game, you're just like, who am I? So they really do everything they can

to help those players. And we're so excited to talk to them about it because they're going to

have some really good tips for you ladyballers. Before we introduce this week's guest, we need to

tell you about Kira's Cleopro Insoles. The three of us have been wearing them the past six

months in our cleats and we can't even begin to tell you what a difference is made for each of our

very different feet. I have planar fasciitis and cleats typically kill my feet, but Kira's

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