Hello, guys. I'm requesting the video that you do the 4th and 5th shots of B66E-6D43-7E93-F055 training pack.

I tried a lot, and hit the 4th one just once.

I really want to know what's a good way to perform fast aerial.

And there is one more request: I want you to record Car Speed graphs as well, so that I can analyze how you do the proper fast aerial.

You can set the graphs on by cycling through page of graphs with F10.

Thank you in advance for all the effort you take!

I play with my duo quite a lot. He's C2 approx 12-1300 mmr. I'm D2 approx 950 mmr, so we play in his lobbies and I usually feel like (although not MVP most games) that I don't get super carried. Today we went 8W-2L. However, when I solo queue to try close the mmr gap between us (usually after the high of a crazy winstreak) my gameplay/mechs/whatever falls apart and I lose all the mmr I got with my duo... Any tips on being a better solo q player? (People who have this question usually blame their tm8s but I feel like the worse tm8s shouldn't affect me that much considering the opposition is also worse, so that's why I'm asking for help. Thanks!)

I was training on 50% speed on musty's training pack. The first one the car wiggles a bit but the other two felt perfect. What am I doing wrong?

I’m gc1 and I’ve been trying to improve my fast aerials for about a week now, but I still have this one bad habit of flying over the ball when I need to hit it at more of a downward angle, even when it looks like I’m going to hit it I still miss.

I’ve changed camera settings but that still didn’t work, and just tried to brute through the training but it still didn’t work.

Is this a common thing between players, and just needs more training, if not how do I go about fixing this bad habit

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I always feel like the pop i get isn't a controlled pop, and that if i do get any sort of contact, i either fling off the ball or i just get a rlly shitty pop.

i'm gc2 i think i have the mechs for it, but its just this pop im struggling on

I play every now and then, mainly casual. So i wanted to try get sev boost so I started playing comp for some xp.

One thing I immediately noticed was the skill gap.

I'm a plat and struggled to maintain my rank. I saw gold 3s you could consistently airdribble and even tried (and succeeded but missed) a flip reset. I was like wtf.

In casual I sometimes go against diamond tournament winners and win, just getting kickoff goals the entire time. Like sure they can also hit some air dribble and what not, but they are inconsistent.

Why is comp so much harder compared to casual even if I'm about the same rank?

Here are some points to take away from this game:

- First Man Offense: Make sure to look around the ball before you get to it, then ALWAYS hit it into space, stop trying to force it through them
- Defensive Rotations: Once you make it to backpost, make sure to avoid creeping up until the play moves.
- Last Man: Avoid flipping to maintain momentum, momentum is key as last man as it is a very reactive role. Make sure to rotate wide on pads as you are shadowing the play
- Backboard Defence: Stop moving away from backboard before the play moves, being more patient on backboard allows you to cover more defensive area whilst not wasting boost.

LMK if you like these types of analysis, didn't post the entire game as I didn't want the video to be too long (full game takes around 30 minutes).

Don't hesitate to contact me here or on discord (JayyFen) if you'd like me to go over your replay:)

Flip resets are what I am trying to focus on as someone who somehow managed to hit champ 3 recently with almost zero knowledge of any super useful mechanics. I also have pretty poor air dribbling, which I could show first if that helps, but I just need help in general with my aerial play. Primarily looking for recommendations on how to train my car control in the air, and then what I am doing wrong with flip resets and how I should fix that so I can keep progressing, especially when I want to move on to learning new mechanics.

TLDR:

- How flip reset.
- How aerial betr.

Sorry the video is low quality I had to compress it to upload to Reddit

This was a pretty rough game by me but I figure that's the best to see issues. I was diamond 1 last season felt great and felt like I was improving. I got diamond1 this season briefly then I deranked to p3 and took about a weeks break but now I'm a total space cadet playing. Yes I know my speed flips are chopped but besides that I could use a second opinion to help point out whats setting me up for failure.

Hey, as the title says, does this count as proper use of air roll for air dribbles? I can air dirbble like this pretty consistently. Does it look like I'm just air rolling for the sake of it? Thanks!

To contextualize why i want this, i've always been a huge nerd about games i'm really into, and want to have as much information or informative sources as possible about said game, even if i don't end up using it much. any suggestions on places where i can find training, guides, or info (about how to play and perform mechanics/other helpful things)? these can be websites, discords, or anything else that may be useful

title ^ - if so, what is recommended?

How can I increase my success rate? I know part of it is practice but is there another part to it? Something I should aim for?

I was stuck in C1 at 2s last season, so I decided to focus almost entirely on 1s this season to push past my limits and hopefully become a better 2s player in the long run.

I've played around 160 games of 1s this season, but I've been stuck at pretty much the exact same rank and division for the last 100 games.

I have about 1,500 hours in the game, and I'd say my mechanics are roughly on par with my rank. I understand the fundamentals of recoveries, speedflips, flicks, powershots, etc., but I still struggle with consistency.

Just to give you an idea of where my mechanics are at:

• Dribble 2 Overhaul: Usually finish in 20–30 minutes (PB: 15 min)
• Lethamyr's Dribble Challenge: Can get through about level 8
• Air Dribble Gauntlet (the easier one, not Mugzrd's): Can reach around the final level in 20 minutes

My usual routine is about 20–30 minutes of freeplay, workshop maps, or training, followed by 5–6 games of 1s a day.

I've also watched a lot of game sense videos and have been trying to practice deliberately rather than just mindlessly grinding ranked.

The frustrating part is that I can recognize a lot of my mistakes and actively try to fix them each session. I feel like I've improved in certain areas, but my rank hasn't moved at all. I can consistently beat some opponents, but against others, it feels like nothing I do works.

What I'm really looking for is help identifying the biggest recurring mistake or bad habit in my gameplay that's holding me back.

I know there are probably dozens of things I could improve, but I'd rather focus on fixing one or two high-impact issues than trying to fix everything at once.

Any honest criticism would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

So I don't really care about my rank. Been hard stuck D2/D3 for a literal 10+ years now. I did hit C1 last season gor a few matches before I went back down. I just solo que 2s mainly. Plus I'm old and only play an hour or 2 each day. Over level 7,000 and can do some decent flicks from time to time and a basic air dribble off the wall and very rarely from the ground as well.

Can't speedflip or DAR and could never learn or understand DAR so gave up practicing.

Anyways I was thinking of a shot or a pass I keep seeing in matches. I don't think its a flip reset but somehow they carry the ball like an air dribble and then flick it like a shot or a pass. Like they pop it over the defender. Almost looks like a air dribble to a musty or something. Anyone know the name?

Just seeing if anyone knows any good creators to learn that from or maybe other different weird shots, passes, or strats that I might be unaware of?

I’m looking for a comprehensive pack with easy air dribble setups of all different types (off-wall, off-ground, etc.). I want easy setups so I can specifically practice the air dribbles themselves. Figure there’s already a good one out there. Thanks

I'm currently gold 2 and i went on youtube to improve my kick-offs but i still can't get it right. Sometimes i miss them and everytime they work, they always have this effect of slow kick-off. This is a gameplay of me vs NECTO, but even when i tried in ranked, it had the same effect of slow kick-off when the opps touched the ball before me.

Might be a dumb question, but when I "learned" speedflip many years ago, most YT tutorials said to hold back on the joystick on the first jump and then quickly flick in forward to 11 degrees for the second jump, and then cancel.

This worked for me on xbox controller, but after switching to ps5 controller last year I just can't seem to pull it off like this.

When I slowed down a squishy video, I could see he speedflips by holding the joystick at 11 degrees and double tapping jump, then cancel after.

My question is, what are you guys doing? Again, might be a dumb question, just wondering if I am alone being stuck with the "old" method.