Exactly. Yeah. So um, so this is the font right on top here. So this they get every three weeks they get this one so it has your kind of traditional stats at the top. Um, this is a little bit more in depth. So first pitch swinging, taking one taking the first strike, how often they take the first strike, how often they swing and miss their swing percent shake up percent, and it goes on with that. And then this is what they call sabermetrics. So for each different type of pitch on a curveball, Stefania swings 46% of the time, she hasn't left in the last three weeks on a curveball which is awesome. Um, she swings in the zone 86% of the time. And she, this is the shadow zone so it's kind of like chasing but not quite 32% of time. So kind of just getting into all this and this is where it's a little bit too much for the players sometimes like to be actually thinking about that. So basically what we boil it down, like in this case with Jeff would be okay, here's her hot zones. So her extra base hits are coming on inside pitches, but she's chasing a lot of outside and high pitches. So this is where we want to get her working more towards hunting the inside part of the zone, if that makes sense. Same with swing. So this is what she's swinging at. This is where she's hitting, excuse me hitting line drives. So kind of using these numbers up here for the coaching staff to boil it down into what we need to do mechanically or mentality wise or however it may be with the players. And then on a weekly basis, the pitchers get something similar, sorry. So on a weekly basis, they get they get this they get this sensor every series so this is their swing decision model. So this is all the pitches she saw. This is what she swung at. These are pitches she took and what we really want to avoid years anything in this middle region because those are pitches we should really be capitalizing on. And these are with swing and misses. And then same thing with less than two strikes with two strikes. And then we break it down. Oh swings, oh takes swings in the first three pitches and takes in the first three. So really a lot of information but you know, like I said what a lot of them will use is did I have any bad tapes are bad swings, that's all some of them do. Some of them like to get into the Okay, why is my approach changing with two strikes? Or why is it different Oh than it is? When I have to or when I have less than two strikes or whatever it may be the first three pitches. So it's kind of up to them how in depth they want to get with this stuff. But then the pitchers get the same thing. So this is Craig's for the last three weeks. It's the same type of stats but just for pitching so kind of the inverse. And then um this is creams. This is what she gets weekly. What the pitchers get weekly, so it's their pitch performance. So this is all of their pitches are sorry, this is fastball curveball, screw rise, drop change, and then it kind of just showing their swing and misses what they got outside. Where batters took it where betters got hits on and then any extra base hits that they may have given up which again, for them, it's the opposite. They want to avoid throwing in, you know that middle middle zone. So that's something we kind of they get every single week. And then I this is kind of a cool thing too. I want to show you so this is the catching catching model that we use. And so this is Julia Crenshaw, this is for the whole year. And so red is good blue is bad. So all the red dots are what she made stripe. So this is what they consider the shadows on. What's really cool is the areas she struggles with or the areas that she's good at. You could highlight so I could highlight one of these dots and on the computer, you can watch a video directly related to that pitch. So you can immediately give the feedback and go over. Okay, you missed a you didn't get the strike here and here's why. Or, okay, you got all of these stripes. Let's watch why you're really good on this corner at making those pitches of the stripes. So it's just good tools to be able to give them some some feedback and there are 643 and synergy this is all directly linked to video, which makes it even better because then they can see with their own eyes. Oh, I really am doing that I you know I should adjust this or you know, whatever, whatever changes they need to make or whatever they need to keep doing well they can actually see it themselves, which is pretty cool.