Yo...so what did this cost lol? always been curious about coaching vids by pros or youtubers.

​@philholl4 well sorry answer none. Long answer, he accidentally deleted my previous replay analysis from when he was head coach of SpookLuke's GCR, so he said he would give me a redo.

Hey just something that might help a ton as well, if it’s doable…. I played on PS4 for about 3 years, and then finally saved up for a gaming computer and it really did make a world of difference. There’s a lot of touches you were just off on and that could be mechanics, but I swear when I went to PC those were the same touches I had problems with and they were almost immediately gone when I got my PC! Just something to think about!

Hey, if you do need to practice fast aerials, a good drill I saw was going to freeplay on standard boost, picking up a single pad, and boosting to the ceiling and getting your wheels on the ceiling. It’s a grifflicious video titled something like, “need boost.” If you’re doing your fast aerial correctly, you’ll be able to get all wheels on the ceiling with 45 boost. It helped me a lot. You can also go above the crossbar with twelve. There’s an entire warmup drill I do to work on aerials and other recoveries. It’s an easy 5-10 minute warmup. GLHF

How is it going now with your aerials? Finding it hard to adjust or not?

teammate pov or opponent pov

Same here 😅

Legit just watch anyone elses pov and it becomes clear as day

Same

I is kinda hard to externalise yourself from your own plays, one way I guess to look at replays that are really old are easier.

Good to point it out, though he does discuss this a bit at 40:18!

he talked about that tho

Rocketinsight has the best replays in the game btw

He's really doing the lord's work. Going to make a great coach in the future.

Yo, I'm the one in the video 😅 maybe we could learn and climb together?!

Im 41. Same boat. Old bad habits. It’s really hard to correct those things after thousands of hours of bad way to do things. Been c3 for 16 seasons now.

another little side note i accidentally bought the same headset you have lol

Awesome to hear man!!

I'm back

The brain learns through sleep, mainly, especially when you're older. Go into a rings map, or fly figure 8s in pillars if you're on console, and for ten minutes a day, constantly hold air roll while trying to fly through the obstacles. Do this every day for 2 weeks at least and the improvements will be massive.

Tornado spins are the easiest way to control air roll. I recommend Griffilicious' air roll control videos

I'm with you bro. It doesn't make sense at all to me. I've done ring maps, i watched all tutorials that i can, it just feels like it will never happen lol. I'm also 39 so it feels like it's just so much harder to learn for us old folk. C2 here and i can barely get off the ground.

@@BillyPaPz haha. I want to learn it but don't want to put the time in 😂

What helped for me learning is while spinning don’t move anything just stay in the air. Now look at the nose of your car, the nose of your car when facing the camera is 0. When your car is wheels facing camera it’s 180. The direction that the car moves based on your inputs doesn’t change with the rotation. Whatever direction the nose of ur car is in is your new control base. I would recommend learning to fly statically where you dont use any air roll in every orientation

Why can't u use ur left hand

I mean he elaborates exactly how. Bad mechanics, good positioning and awareness.

lots and lots of practice with fast aerials

@@ikilluboy I can fast aerial but cannot make proper contact or infact contact with the ball

In his case it would. Cause in the video, he’s not holding his jump button down long enough. I have the same problem, but not all the time. Id rather be shit at mechanics after thousands of hours than be shit at positioning/awareness. Mechanics are easier to learn/relearn than having good game sense. Like teaching a drummer that has no limbs coordination VS teaching a drummer with no rhythm.

for me i found a redirect training pack, and practiced orienting myself to hit the ball well over and over again, every time i got on

Too right! 😴

Yea looks more like a Diamond 1 to me tbh

It's not just him either it's the whole lobby. Like there's zero mech and people missing balls/ open nets like crazy.

And peaked gc2, it actually sounds amazing, the only explanation I can find is, if you watch carefully even his bad touches continue to progressively move the ball around in an unpredictable way while having good positioning. All of c3 and gc1 is filled with chasers, once you get to gc2 you actually start seeing a full insight in how mechanics are used. Not just going for clips but rather using the right mech in the right circumstances to preserve possession while getting an overcommit or awkward position by the opponent to then capitalize. Im usually in the 1600s and trust me when I say, you dont need mechs to get to or through gc1, theyre just dum dum xD

No bro, I'm a champ and I've realized that watching and playing are very different I've had these very same thoughts but then actually going up against gc's, ssl's you get humbled real quick. There are a lot of subtle differences that you can't really see when watching compared to playing.

My comment still stands, my champ and diamond lobbies even LOOK sweatier

​@@Eastlandlifestyle I sit between 1550-1600. Unless you've been to GC, I'm going to assume what you're actually experiencing is the chaos of Diamond and Champ lobbies, and that makes it feel more difficult, faster or intense than a GC game looks on a video. There is such a massive difference between even c3 and GC1 if you're stuck in those ranks consistently.

I hit gc1 this season for the first time ever by turning off my brain and ballchasing xD

@@visblus6031 Yeah might have to do that cus my recovery is good

its all about power shots and air dribble