something also worth bringing up is that it's a good idea to occasionally just throw out a single plus on block attack and walk back to see how your opponent reacts to it often times, if the opponent isn't playing reactively, a move will come out and you can use that information to adjust your offense accordingly. you don't need to follow up every attack you throw out and intentionally ending your pressure early sometimes can confuse your opponent enough for you to reset your offense

Pressure guide: F.s >F.s>F.s> wait > F.s> F.s> wild throw

Thanks for this guide. My sol pressure was weak, but now I know what options I have. Thanks

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This helped me a ton thanks!

Nice guide! Thanks!

You did not mention how when you FD and try to frametrap into 5h they the frametrap is pretty likely to lose to 6p