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• Ball Control: Developing → Advanced +2 [priority]
  Inside/outside surfaces sharpened under time pressure with clean pullbacks and foot switches by Session 2, and she picked up the Krojev turn on first exposure in Session 3 to change direction and pace. First touch and go became a repeatable weapon — she can now accelerate immediately after the touch rather than pausing to reset.
• Passing: Developing → Competent +1
  Technique was rebuilt in Session 5 — lower body position over the ball, open foot, toe up to lock the ankle — and produced clean passes after the correction. Session 7 confirmed the mechanics under time constraints, but passes still bounce in the air or lack power at times, so this stays on the reinforcement list.
• Weak Foot: Developing → Competent +1
  Session 6 was the turning point — after heavy repetition on striking mechanics with ankle locked and toes down, she carried the pattern to her left foot and kept choosing it on her own. Left-footed shots looked solid with reinforcement, though the foot is not yet a default under speed.
• Finishing: Competent → Advanced +1
  Session 2 produced precision shots with locked ankle and real power, and Session 3 layered in change of speed immediately after the touch. Contact point and ankle lock are now consistent on the right and reliable on the left after Session 6 reinforcement.
• 1v1 Duels: Competent → Advanced +1
  Her willingness to attack goal and change speed after the touch translated directly into 1v1 outcomes. Body orientation work is still in the reinforcement window — she can execute cleanly when the shape is set, but defending posture is not yet a default.

• Awareness: Competent → Advanced +1
  Hip shape, receiving foot, and scanning were introduced in Session 2 and absorbed on first exposure. By Session 5, she was reading receiving foot based on field position and orienting toward middle and goal without a cue.
• Decision-Making: Developing → Competent +1
  Awareness and decision-making work between the pink and green goal in Session 7 was solid — she took direction and applied it immediately. Foot-selection under speed is trending up but not yet automatic, which is the ceiling for the next Cycle.

Diana accelerated her footwork speed and agility across Session 2, changing feet quickly and handling reps on both sides under pressure. Session 3 confirmed a clear ability to change speed and accelerate immediately after the touch, which shows up in both her finishing and her 1v1 outcomes.

Passing weight and surface under speed The mechanics are rebuilt but the ball still bounces or lacks power when the window tightens, and passing is now the gate between her technical work and her decision-making showing up in real play.

• Left foot as a default, not a choice
• 1v1 defending body orientation
• Stepover reinforcement under pressure

Given the rate at which Diana absorbs corrections on first exposure and holds them across sessions, passing weight and surface should move into reliable territory inside the next Cycle if the reinforcement volume holds. Expect the left foot to shift from a choice she makes deliberately to a foot she uses without thinking, and expect 1v1 defending shape to catch up to her attacking 1v1 work. The stepover introduced in Session 7 should stabilize alongside the Krojev turn as a second change-of-direction option under pressure.