Your routine gets built out of what came up in that session, and it lands in your dashboard usually within the same week. It is worth saying why it works in that order rather than arriving the day you pay. A routine written before the analysis would just be a general routine with your name at the top, which is the thing we are trying not to sell you. It has to come second, because it is built from what we found in your game specifically. Every drill you are given comes with a video of Daniel running it and talking through how it should be done, so you always have something to check yourself against. For a lot of players that is enough on its own. For some it is not, and this is where one more thing happens. If Daniel thinks an exercise is easy to get wrong, or that watching it will not be enough for you to do it properly, he takes you through it live before you start, so that you are doing it correctly from the first repetition instead of finding out a week later that you were not. Whether you need that has very little to do with your rank. It depends on whether you have practised deliberately outside of ranked games before. Some players have been drilling seriously for years and can watch a demonstration once and run it straight away. Others have only ever improved by playing more games, and for them watching someone else do it correctly is not the same as being able to do it. Neither of those is a problem or a judgement. It just changes what your first week looks like. So there are three layers here, and each one covers something different. The video tells you what correct looks like. The live walkthrough is there for when watching is not enough. The weekly feedback catches the drift that happens to everybody once they are practising on their own, because it always happens eventually. All three exist for the same reason: what makes coaching work is not the quality of the advice, it is that nobody is left to figure it out alone.