Hello, folks. Welcome to the Whoop Podcast. This is our 100th episode. Pretty amazing. I remember when we first started the podcast, I said, we'll do 10 and see how it goes. And here we are 100 episodes later. And thank you all for listening and supporting the WhoOOP podcast. A reminder, you can get 15%

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All right, our 100th episode.

You know, we started this podcast with a simple mission to be able to share conversations around the world of performance.

And that's included professional athletes, business leaders, CEOs, scientists, doctors, and members of the

WOOP team to really help you understand everything about the broader world of human performance.

And we hope we've done that over the last 100 episodes, and we're going to continue carrying

on that mission moving forwards.

And we're going to use this episode to really look back at all the insights and learnings

we've taken over the first two years producing this podcast.

And we're going to share some highlights and reflections from our first 100 episodes.

No retrospective would be complete without starting from the very beginning. Our very

first guess was NBA Commissioner Emeritus David Stern. I miss David every day. He passed away in

2020. And one of the many things that stood out to me from that conversation with David was just

how forward thinking he was about the use of data in sports.

My question for you is, as you think about sports over the next, let's say, 10 years,

how much longer do you think NBA players' careers or athletes in general can be?

Do you think that we're going to see players that are doing the Ray Allen,

the LeBron James, the Tom Brady-type career,

do you think that's going to be more common?

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