Can totally vouch for that, good light saved my eyes too.

Actually that gut feeling stuff can mess you up more than it helps. People get stuck looking for patterns where there are none, and then they see problems that aren't even real. It's just human nature to repeat the same small talk or habits every day. Calling a normal routine a "glitch" makes everything seem way more weird than it actually is.

Heard a veteran electrician say circuit tracing is half the battle. Your practice method proves it.

My first coach at the local YMCA pool drilled us on water entries every day. We didn't touch weights, just focused on form and control in the actual dive tank. That built a sense of balance you can't get from lifting alone. Why add gym time if it doesn't translate directly to the board? Sometimes keeping it simple lets you master the basics faster. I saw divers improve more from extra pool sessions than any dry land workout.

Total darkness turns a five-minute wait into an eternity of second-guessing.