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"As we dive into the podcast, first I want to thank the founders who have come forward and joined us in the TRP or Tony Roy Pickleball project. Really appreciate you becoming a part of, you know, the organization from the go means a lot to me personally and means a lot to the project that allows us to continue to fulfill the mission, which is growing you individually, right? As a listener, right? So you as a pickable player, that's our mission. But we also have a bigger picture mission, which is helping to strengthen our sport in general because, you know, that we can't look at our sport as something that's just kind of magical and just sits there. It takes work. It takes effort. It takes commitment. You know, we know the role that we play, the lane that we fill, which is strengthening players through knowledge, right? Because part of this activity, part of this sport, part of this game is being able to do it, right? And feeling good about it, feeling confident, feeling like I can go out on the court. I can't hit the ball where I want to hit it. I, you know, I don't feel like a dummy because I can't hit the shot or I don't understand it and things like that. So our role and our lane is to help with that. Again, we want to help you personally as a player through this podcast and the other things that we do. But we also want to help players in general, you know, grow and continue to get stronger because as a sport, get stronger, that continues to then make it stronger for us individually to be a part of it, right? So again, it's a collective kind of a thing that we're involved in as players, right? It's a collective event, right? We need multiple players, players to show up to open players who feel good about themselves and want to keep doing this so that we selfishly can continue to enjoy the sport. And when I say we selfish, then talking about all of us as players, not me as a content creator as a coach selfishly, right? I want the sport to continue because I love playing bigtable. I played it. I played it yesterday. I'm playing it again tomorrow. I'm going to play it next week and a couple of times, right? With my friends. I love coaching it too. Right? It allows me to interact with you as a coach to player, right? The sport's necessary for that as well. It has allowed me to grow as a human as a person and as a player through this podcast, through the work that I do. So I'm very thankful to the sport. And I believe if you're listening to this, you're at a level of thankfulness for the sport as well that talks about it getting, you know, being stronger. Or where we're talking about it being stronger as a sport makes sense to you. So again, thank you very much for those of you who came forward and became founders. If you have not and this sounds interesting to you, send us an email. You can send it to support at 20workpigable.com, put the word, you know, founders in the subject line and we'll get back to you and let you know what that's all about."

"I returned at 60. Two days later, I did my first marathon. I don't think that's the story, but it isn't. The marathon was simply the first time I realized that I'd been underestimating myself. Since then, I've run over 100 marathons across every continent and set a world record in Antarctica. What I discovered was that every time I asked more of myself, life just opened up. That's what you'll find on here. Not marathon training, not perfect bodies. Just add is to help you live life on your terms. Wondering if it's too late? It isn't. So, do you start saying yes? That was pretty wild, right? I mean, you know, she's 60, her tires runs a marathon right away and has been running marathon since. Her name is Christine Hobson. That's her name. You can follow her on her TikTok and on her socials and on her content creation. She actually does a lot of really good content for showing you how to do exercise, showing how to just active later on in life."

"As always, if you have a minute to rate or review it, please consider doing so. And share with your friends, particularly if you have a friend who misses a shot and just, you know, it's their fault and they're a bad person because they missed a shot. Maybe share this podcast with them. Or if you have a friend who's feeling like they can't do it because whatever, you can just share the clip to Christine and maybe that, that type of, you know, encouragement, that type of, you know, good story of moving forward will help them too. So I hope you have a great week. Again, thank you founders for being a part of the project that I look forward to seeing you inside the newly launched. Your pickable coach course, very excited about that, very excited about being able to bring that to you as founders early before it goes out to the general population."