I'm a Navy SEAL. I've been active duty for 24 years. I'm a S-O-1 Victor Chanka right now. I'm currently a Budsens trucker. The level trail 100 is over the years has become the mecca for endurance mountain biking. Sort of, I would equate it to the Iron Man of Triathlon. It's actually 105 mile-mount mud race. It's got about almost 12,000 feet of climbing. It starts at 10,000 feet. Mount biking and being at a SEAL, there's a lot in common, I think. The sense of adventure, sense of adversity in a SEAL team. You're going to have tons of adversity, something happens. You overcome it and you carry on. Mountain biking, flat tires, chains, braking. You fix it and you overcome it and you keep going. There is a lot of parallels when you talk about training for a mission, getting ready to do a long mission. Some of our missions are longer than three or four days. Having that longevity, part of having the energy to continue to drive on is proper nutrition. What makes someone mentally strong is that something can happen to them during a race or as an operator. They're not going to let it set them back. If anything, they'll make them go forward. They're going to overcome it and become a better person, operator, father, husband, son, down the road. So, coping with adversity, I think it's the key aspect of being a SEAL and racing bikes, too. As ambassadors to the SEAL community, often we're asked what it takes to get into the community or I am interested in coming to the community. A lot of times I'll give that advice of, you know, hey, you have the mindset you've done races like this. What you need to do is take that mindset and apply it to the end your end goal. Whether the goal be finishing the lead wheelchair at 100 or the end goal is, I want to become a SEAL. I want to get my try and I want to put that on my chest. Being a SEAL is a great career, but it's not just a career. It's a lifestyle. You live, you breathe, you eat, everything. It's by far the best job I've had and probably the best job I will ever have.