Transitional Phase Documentation
Overview
A way to record when a match moves from one visible phase into another using clear, observable cues.
Key Points
- Separates match phases cleanly.
- Based strictly on observable criteria.
- Helps organize match structure.
- Avoids subjective labels.
- Useful for longitudinal research.
Details
Transitional phase documentation marks when the match clearly shifts from one state to another, such as from breakout chaos to a more stable standoff, or from a standoff into a final push. These transitions are defined by what can be seen, like changes in movement, spacing, or firing volume. The goal is simply to record that a change occurred, not to explain it.
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