Recording your moves

Lauren here!
When you play in a tournament, you are required to record the moves in the game.
It is a very good idea. After the game, then you can look over the game and see what you did.
If you don't write down the moves of the game, then you could get in trouble with the TD (tournament director).


When I first started to play, I would always make my move, then hit the clock, then write down my move.

Now, I make my move, write down my move, and then hit the clock.

How about you? What works for you?