Tetragrammaton

Tetragrammaton

For me,

jumping, you grow up in basketball, you see Michael Jordan, you want to be able to jump high.

You kind of know some genetics are going to factor in.

So for me, once I started getting older, getting into high school, I was kind of the kid

made fun of who couldn't jump high

Couldn't touch the rim. Could you ever jump high before that? No, so I was never a high jumper and then even by high school I already had chronic knee pain

So it's like being made fun of for not being able to jump high lowest jumper on the team but I'm trying to work on it

Which is only beating up my knees more.

Yeah. So it took this kind of not being a natural jumper, but trying to work at it really hard.

Yeah. All these jumping drills. Yeah. But not knowing how to strengthen my knees. So it just got worse. So rather than getting better.

So would you say you had bad information? I mean, there was no data at the time,

at least broadly available, on strengthening your knees.

And basketball, if you look at someone jumping,

your knees don't bend all the way down.

So with basketball, it's played up high.

And if you just do more and more and more of that,

well, millions of other people have gotten knee pain from that too.

And there wasn't broad information at the time

of things I could do to balance that out.

So, okay, going backward with the sled,

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