And again, I don't think that that is necessarily uncommon in other sports, but it was so prevalent in ours. There were people there also who compete on the show, people with names that you may recognize, should I say them? And they were all just wonderful and gracious, most of them there to compete themselves. But when they weren't competing, they were walking around cheering on everybody
Hey, Michelle, you cut off the swells here. Only last five minutes, and I was so interested in what you were saying. So maybe you can come back, reply with the part two. Would love to just hear more about it. Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I had no idea that that was actually a sport that kids could compete in. I mean, Im, I'm curious what age it starts
And if that means that she is a part of a sport, whether it's Ninja or it's flag or whatever it is, where she could potentially get hurt, then that's part of the risk, right? And I think that it's important that at an early age you learn that sometimes risk is necessary. Um, risk is scary, just like change. But in order to have a big payoff and in order to learn and grow, you have to be willing to take some risks
