So I've been lucky enough to spend some time with Greg Chalmers this week and we went to one of his gym sessions.

You had a, you can see all the results of this on my YouTube channel.

Greg, you had like a re-evaluation, I think.

You can't remember the name of the gym.

Do you want to name the gym?

Yeah, it's called trained PMT with a progressive movement training.

It's about 10 minutes from my house just out of Dallas here.

And yeah, it was time to be revaluated, I guess.

So go through think like a TPI evaluation kind of on steroids, I'd imagine, Mark,

would be a decent way to sort of explain it.

And you can get into the nitty gritty a little bit about what went on.

Yeah. So Greg has put for a little bit about what went on. Yeah.

So Greg is put for a series of kind of basic tests, which your trader measures.

He takes measurements and he's comparing them to measurements that you've done.

Have you done that test once before or twice before?

No, three times.

Three or four times.

This is the fourth time.

The last time was a while ago, though, was it? Yeah, last time was 2023. So we'd normally try and do it every six months. I'd have been a minute. I've been in a bit of a rhythm of playing and not being home much. So I think we've been over 12 months since we'd done it. So I was due. I needed to do it. So it was good timing. And I think we found out some interesting things. Yeah. So what this test is aimed at doing not only benchmarking how Greg is doing with his training. And I want the audience hopefully can take some parts from this episode for themselves. It's like I know when we talk about gym sessions, the average golfer might be a little bit

kind of turned off and think, well, come on, I'm not a talk player. My gym session is lifting my

beer up to my mouth after a game, but it doesn't have to just mean that. Obviously, Greg,

what we're talking about, Greg is doing it at a very serious level and lots of measurements,

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