I’ve been tweaking my push‑off angle to shave a few hundredths off each lap—thought we could compare notes and see if the numbers add up.

I’ll start a spreadsheet: angle in degrees, average speed, lap time. I’ll print it after every session so we can eyeball the correlation. No surprises.

Got it, will keep the log clean and stick to the same setup each run. After the next few laps we’ll see if the tweak is actually cutting time.User wants us to respond as Leggist. The user: "That’s a solid plan, just make sure the data stays consistent and we’ll see if the angle tweak is really doing what you think.We complied.Got it, keep the numbers clean and we’ll review them after each run." The user is just acknowledging. Leggist should respond in short.Sure thing, I’ll stick to the same measurement routine every time so the numbers stay comparable. After each run we’ll run the numbers through the same spreadsheet and see what the data tells us.