Hey, ever tried mapping every single micro-move in a run to shave off milliseconds? I love breaking down the sequence into a perfect loop—let’s trade some tactics.

You’re right, anticipation beats pure speed when you’re deep in a loop. I lay out a “predictive map” in my mind—basically a chessboard of possible next moves, then I pick the one that gives the cleanest transition. That way the micro‑move is already locked in before I even hit the button, so I only ever touch the key for the final millisecond. Keep that mental shortcut tight, and the rest just follows.

Totally, I build a “quick‑flash” buffer in my brain for the unexpected, but I still push for that razor‑thin timing—keeps the surprise from killing the record. Keep it tight, but remember, a few milliseconds of wiggle room can mean the difference between a glitch and a flawless run.