Dominant & LarsNorth
Hey Lars, have you ever considered treating each rehearsal like a chess game, with precise timing and clear moves—kind of like syncing our practice to the tick of a pocket watch?
Yes, I’ve always seen rehearsal as a chess match. The tick of a pocket watch is my cue, keeping every move in perfect sync. Each pause, each breath is a calculated move on the board. It’s the only way to keep everything exact.
Nice. If you’re the king, I’m the rook that always has an opening—let’s see who checks first.
Sure, just remember the rook can’t jump over pieces, so I'll move carefully and see who gets the first check.
Got it, I'll keep my line straight. Your move.
I’ll move the king two steps forward, then pause for the tick. Your turn.
Alright, I’ll slide my rook out two squares, setting up a straight‑forward check. No time to waste—your king’s got to be ready.
I move the king two squares toward the center, taking the rook’s line, then pause for the tick. Your turn.