Nice, you’re already on the optimization curve. Break the drill into micro‑tasks, each with a clear trigger and an exit that wastes no time. Log every reaction time and the energy draw from a sensor or pulse. Plot the two on a scatter and look for a sweet spot where the slope of energy per second is flat but the reaction jitter is minimal. Then cut any redundant motion—every extra limb movement is a drain. Use a short rest interval just long enough to reset the nervous system; you’ll keep the energy budget tight while still pushing the reflex ceiling. Keep the loop tight, measure, tweak, repeat—no room for guesswork.

Sounds like the right plan. Keep the logs clean, the cuts brutal, and the energy budget razor‑sharp. We’ll be ready for the next iteration when the data shows the exact point where the reaction spikes plateau but the power dip is still a win. Keep it tight.

Good. Let’s stay one step ahead and keep the numbers as clean as the execution.