I donât think thatâll happen.
Let me suggest a possibility.
I think it might be like riding a skateboard.
Thereâs 1) your speed and momentum, and then thereâs also 2) your distance traveled.
So imagine that youâre on relatively flat ground and youâre just kick-pushing along.


If you stop kick-pushing the skateboard, then yes, your current speed will decrease. (And depending on how quickly you were moving, slowing down for a while may be a very good thing.)
But even if you stop kick-pushing, you wonât lose the distance that youâve traveled so far. You wonât start sliding backwards until youâre all the way back to where you were when you first got on your skateboard.
Also, when you do start kickpushing again, I donât think it will take very long to build back up to your original speed. That actually seems to be one of the characteristics of Qv2.
"0 to 60 in under 10 seconds."
But I know youâre also thinking about that overall process of integrating the script so that it becomes a stable part of your mind.
And as others have noted, thatâs actually exactly whatâs happening during your washout.
So, overall, I think you can approach washouts with a lot of confidence. And donât be afraid to take a longer one sometimes. (or a shorter one sometimes.)