Postmortem methodology for Multi-Blind attempts

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I am new to the process of doing a detailed personal postmortem of my multi attempts. I know the video made by Elliott a few years back on MBLD analysis, but I want to discover a better and faster approach to streamlining postmortems.

A few streams of data that we should have before starting the postmortem, video footage of entire attempt (memo+exec), splits of the attempt.

There are two google sheets I maintain to log all the aspects of the attempt,

First level multi attempt details logging:

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Second level analysis / logging:

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Please let me know more optimizations and know-hows to improve my postmortem process and do better deliberate practice when it comes to multi-blind event.

Thanks 😃!
 
Recording all of these variables before/during an attempt is really interesting. I’ve considered doing similar things to optimize how I perform best officially.

But I must ask—where did “postmortem” come from? That’s used near exclusively in reference to a dead body 😭.

Update: I checked a dictionary for alternative definitions, and it does look like there’s a secondary/fitting context for this term. I’m somewhat biased because I studied skeletal remains haha.
 
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Recording all of these variables before/during an attempt is really interesting. I’ve considered doing similar things to optimize how I perform best officially.

But I must ask—where did “postmortem” come from? That’s used near exclusively in reference to a dead body 😭.

Update: I checked a dictionary for alternative definitions, and it does look like there’s a secondary/fitting context for this term. I’m somewhat biased because I studied skeletal remains haha.
Yeah the term postmortem is gross.

But in depth analysis is sometimes referred to as postmortem colloquially.
 
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