Every month I see some gym owner like, I've got to move my rig and like 50,000 pounds of weights. And my entire community came and helped me and we did it in like six hours. And they had fun too. Yeah, and then it turns like, let's just make it a workout, you know? And like there's very basic common tenants that are not hard to do. Take no talents, take no special skills that I think if you just focus on them, you can change the trajectory of your gym.

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Dan, the question that came up was with all the data you have access to you through push press, what percentage of people are signing in for a class compared to how many people are actually logging their score? Oh, I didn't get that data. I don't have that in front of me. Okay. Yeah, I mean, the problem with it is, is like as we were talking about earlier, It is a cultural thing. So there are some gyms who just don't do it at all. And there are some gyms where we see it to be very heavy.

And I will say this, like from the data that we do see, the gyms with higher engagement,

and that includes workout tracking, posting on social feeds, like commenting, fist bumping,

stuff like that, those members are

much more likely to have engagement with each other, which is obvious.

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