analysis
A fast post-match workflow to turn match logs into one clear training action.
A useful match review should take 10 to 15 minutes and end with one concrete practice target. Start with score-phase breakdown, isolate the main leak pattern, check whether it repeats, then write one correction for the next session. This workflow avoids analysis paralysis and improves execution carryover.
Use the same order every time so you can compare matches cleanly and avoid cherry-picking stats.
The order below prioritizes tactical leverage first, then secondary context.
Every review should end with one next-step action linked to a measurable behavior in training.
If you cannot state the action in one sentence, refine until it is executable.
Detailed enough to identify recurring events, but concise enough to review quickly before your next session.
Yes. The structure is self-coachable and designed for solo or partner-led review routines.
Prioritize the highest-frequency issue that also appears in pressure phases. Fix one core leak before expanding scope.
Published 2025-01-01
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