Intentional Performance

Post-Performance Reflection

One Up · One Down · One Forward

1 Intro
2 One Up
3 One Down
4 Forward
5 Summary
Step 1 of 5
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The Framework

Your reflection
ritual starts here.

Great performers don't just train harder — they train smarter by closing the loop. This five-minute reflection builds the mental habit of deliberate review, so every performance becomes a teacher.

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One Up

Anchor what worked. Build on your strengths deliberately.

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One Down

Name one area to improve — without judgment, just clarity.

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One Forward

Bridge today to tomorrow. Set your intention for next time.

Estimated time: 3–5 minutes
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Step 1 of 3 · One Up

What went
well today?

Be specific. Don't generalize. Name one moment, decision, or execution that you want to anchor as a strength to build on.

"What was the one thing — a pitch, an at-bat, a conversation, a rep — where you were most fully yourself?"
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Suggested time: 60–90 seconds 0:00
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Step 2 of 3 · One Down

What needs
your attention?

Not a criticism — a signal. Identify one specific area to address next time. Stay factual. Stay curious. Avoid global judgments.

"If you could replay one moment differently, what would change — and why does it matter to you?"
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Suggested time: 60–90 seconds 0:00
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Step 3 of 3 · One Forward

What will you
carry forward?

This is your bridge. Connect this performance to the next one. Name the specific intention, cue, or commitment you're taking into your next rep.

"What's the one thing you want to be thinking about — or doing differently — when you step in next time?"
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Suggested time: 60–90 seconds 0:00
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Your Reflection · Complete

Reflection
complete.

Intentional Performance

Post-Performance Reflection

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One Up — What Went Well
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One Down — What Needs Work
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One Forward — My Intention

Ritual complete. Review this before your next performance.
Consistent reflection compounds into elite preparation.