Thanks for the advice guys. Just want to make sure I do the right thing so the instructor doing my BFR doesn't blow a gasket over my departure procedure.
Ah this Q is for a BFR.....it becomes crystal clear now...
BFR's, by many people's interpretation are an impost on their flying. The smart ones use it as an oppurtunity to learn about some changes, or even something totally new.
If you are in the latter group, then kudo's to you.
From your Q, it appears your BFR guy is taking you on a nav. I'd organise with hi/her a breifing session a day or two out before the actual flight, and you can go over what you plan to do, and how you plan to do it. That gives them the oppurtunity to point you to documentation you should read, or a full ground lesson
Time in the classroom is a LOT cheaper than airborne time...and I don't know any instructor unhappy with sitting in a classroom helping someone learn.
Goodluck with the review