so I wanted to start a conversation about different surfaces. I think as a fan, we probably all have our different tournaments and especially the majors, are somewhat built around the variety of surfaces that they have there. Um, but I think it's really the only sports I can think of That has this fundamental characteristic of actually the court literally changing. Um, I suppose another other surfaces. Sometimes you have something like artificial turf versus real grass or something like that. But I can't think of another sport off the top of my head that has such a dynamic range to eat the top tier, uh, tournaments. And then for the top players that such an adjustment. I think for most of us like amateur players club players, then is that Is that so noticeable for myself? I think it is. Uh, I'm surprised that it is, but I do think it is, uh, recently I had the opportunity to play tennis on a grass surface for more than like a few days in a row, and I really found that when we went back to the hard court, a dramatic difference during the that time there. So sometimes he played on a grass court. Sometimes he played on a hard court and I could really notice two different things. Is one just like what? Techniques and what, um, how the ball bounces so different. And that really made a big difference in the play, but also just physically on the body. Um, what it felt like was really different after being on the grass for hours versus hard court.

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