Yeah, deep breaths, those are difficult. Sometimes it's a little easier to slide back on the seat a little bit, you know, because you're not going to need that front intraction because the rut's so deep. So if you get back a little bit, it's easier to keep your leg up, put it up. If you got to, you're up forward, you know, your legs farther out towards the front end so you have to keep it up even higher. So it's a little bit, you might be a little easier to slide back a little bit and go through it and then it's easier to put your leg up and it's out of the way. So like if you drive a car and you look right past the hood, you start hitting the lines all over the place, you know. If you look up about half mile, you can drive with no hands, you know, you can drive with your knees. And I don't recommend that, but you know, and that's the same thing in the motorcycle. If you're looking straight down here, you can't see what's coming up. So you ride tighter, you're standing up like this. If you're looking ahead here, you go where your eyes go. If you ever notice when you're riding, you're looking at a rock over here, you start getting closer, closer, closer because you're looking at it. And through a rut, if you come into it and look to the end of it, you go where your eyes go. And it's, that's when you don't hold on tight. It's all one motion. Just, The most important things are looking ahead in the corner. When you enter the rut, you know, looking towards the end of the rut, keeping your trying to keep your leg off the ground as much as possible. If you hit your ground, your bike will stand up, or it'll bring you back on the bike, and then your off balance. Sometimes there's bumps before it, so if there's bumps, you're standing up, and then right we enter the corner, you want to sit down, look ahead, get on the gas. It's kind of one motion. Alright. If it's smooth, you're kind of sitting down, and then you can, you know, you're already sitting down, so you get on the corner, leg out, look ahead, on the gas. And for me, I think everything should be kind of like one motion. You know, it's not like, okay, sit down, okay, now get my leg out, okay, now I guess it. No, it's all one, just raw. And that's why it looks like, you know, when you wash the pros, it's all flow. You know, everything's just happening like that, not, okay, did this, okay, now do this, now do this. You don't even think about it, it's just bam, bam, bam.