Alright, listen up. Every drill is a move in the grand chess game we’re about to play. First, map the opponent’s likely patterns – that’s your board. Then, line up your drills like pieces: front‑line strikes as your rooks, swift jabs as bishops, and the heavy swings as your queen. Timing is everything; hit when they’re off‑balance, not when they’re ready. And remember: a well‑timed drill is like a good story – it lands exactly where you want it. Keep it simple, keep it sharp. Ready to roll?

Good. Make sure your timing is tighter than a well‑coiled spring. Remember that last bout where the guard slipped—those who think they’re safe in the center are the first to fall. Keep your eyes on the window and strike like a surgeon, not a hound. Let’s finish this with a clean move.