Hey Vic, I'd suggest going over the strategy rules and parameters again. I don't think you fully understand it.
Also, if you're going to trade structure, you might as well forget about those big S&D or S&R zones you're drawing.
IMO it's not really necessary.

Structure breaks or changes can happen anywhere at any time on any time frame. Your job is to spot it and wait for a structure based retracement to either long or short it.

For example.

If price is trending upwards and making HH and HLs, simply watch to see when it breaks the uptrend structure and makes a clear Lower Low (LL).....
After a LL has been printed..YOUR EXPECTATION or anticipation should be that price will retrace and make a LH which you will short in line with a potentially new short term or medium term downtrend.

Now, where Nik's strategy shines is the part where you wait for the retracement after the new LL. the retracement has to be deep enough and close to the previous high or swing as possible, in order to give you a good area to place your stop loss and provide enough room for your trade to run and earn you at least 1.5R if the trade actually works out.

We all have our ways of determining how deep the retracement goes before we are comfortable to short, most of it is discretionary, especially in my case... But if you want a more defined/mechanical approach, I'd suggest using Snail69's fibonacci 78.6 and 88.6 levels approach.
After the new LL has been made, simple draw your fib from previous high to the new LL and wait for price to retrace to around the 78.6 and 88.6 fib levels, then look for your own reason to short, placing your stop loss above the previous high.

I think that's basically it. You can add whatever extra components you may want. Just don't overcomplicate things.