28:50 one more crucial tip that you missed if you really wanna shoot like khalid on bounce dribbles is tapping powerslide just before you shoot the ball, it makes a ton of difference in power. Also to really catch opponents offguard anticipating the timing of the shot, khalid usually doesn't let the ball bounce to the ground and wait for the powershot at the end, instead shoots it right before it hits the ground. Crazy tip if you wanna master it. The tighter turn, the more the power. Powersliding basically does that for you
Its like when you Airroll flick a dribble, but the... centrifugal? centripetal? Force is from like the car making a yaw movement on the ground from powerslide
Dude ever since I started watching your fundamental videos over the past month I went from being hard stuck C2 for over a year to hitting GC1 and getting my GC rewards for the first time today. Your game knowledge and teaching style are so good and I appreciate you making these videos. ❤
Bro, ur actually amazing and one of the only people who specifically gears his content towards his audience with quality videos and not any detail left out. You have structure and easily explain things. Keep up the good work!
this guys videos r gold. all these tutorial being so complicated and in depth leaves me forgetting everything. but he just makes it so simple and easy to understand. i’ve gone from diamond 2 to champ 3 in like a month just watching this and using all of these. thank for the help man much appreciated
man. i've watched so many speed flip tutorials and for some reason your just clicked. finally doing it lol. a lot of great explanations in here, thank you.
I just recently got gc 1 this season before watching this guy's videos and I have to say even though they are long they help so much more than expected. I have a champ friend that I've been coaching for a while now and it's been difficult for me to explain stuff for him but I've been using these videos for that and he is now c2 div 4 after being c1 div 2 for 3 seasons.
I have been drilling merzty flicks (reverse 45) hard the last few weeks and I'm a visual person so i thought I'd share what I look for when practicing them. First, I like to try and get the very front of my car at right about halfway on the ball's circle. This gives you a consistent setup. Second, when doing the first jump, hold your stick to the right/left and slightly up. This will give you the correct car positioning in one motion and give the "cradling" effect. Words wont do it justice, but when you get this correct it will look incredibly smooth and almost like you'e attached to the ball. Second, the power from this flick comes from the opposite side fender hitting the ball, so if you're doing it on the left side the right front fender is what you need to focus on. It's incredibly important that there is some separation to allow your car to move around underneath without touching the ball, before you finish with your 2nd flip. If you watch replays, you want to see the contact being made anywhere from above your front tire, to the front corner, right where the hood angles down and becomes the fender. You''ll notice on attempts you don't have enough power its usually from hitting the ball too centered on your hood, or the front corner doesn't have that little bit of separation to gain speed. Sorry if this adds confusion for anyone, but it really helped me figure out how to hit these consistently and being able to do these well and quickly is almost a cheat code. They're extremely hard to save.
Would say quality is fine for it being a 3 and a half hour video. it would be tough to have to take it down. So from me, I'd say leave it alone :) it works for me ♥
i just sat and watched the entire video without realizing how long it was lol honestly i appreciate this so much. the explanations definitely helped me better understand where ive been going wrong with a lot of mechs.
I’ve just started playing last week and I’ve seen hundreds of videos on how too play, this is the first video I’ve actually been able to actually learn something from. This video is incredible
Bro, appreciate this so much. You're incredible about your ability to showcase and breakdown these mechanics and also your other videos. I be sharing these with the homies. My plat ass might actually improve. TBH you lay out points for everyone..so good
Im c2 but i struggle with flicks so much its not even funny, i always thought it was because of low fps or imput delay but in reality i was flipping as soon as i could with a bouncy ball... 0 control 100% panic Its tough because i knew it was wrong but i couldnt tell what i was doing wrong... for me the flicks were luck based... your video helped me so much man! May God bless you! Amazing video!
Awesome to hear it helped! No one really talks about how to get a good flick or what control means before flicking, so it’s hard to understand. Keep up the great work though!🫡
I love the way you teach. It helps for me to follow along step by step and put it all together in the end. For example, for flicks, I never knew you had to lean or turn your car in a certain direction before flipping. I'll be coming back to this video a lot to learn some more.
this helped me so much with some questions i had on mechanics like that i need to put my stick in te corner for the speedflip for the cancel. such a awesome video
for anyone struggling with airdribbles I recomend Losfelds video on it. A bit long, but you can skip to the juicy parts where he explains in detail how to practice as a beginner and some more advanced stuff to get you going.
Hey dude, just a piece of advice from someone who has a youtube channel: don't stress about the quality or about recording multiple takes. I still do it sometimes for my channel, but it always takes too much time and costs me too much in the end. The information you give is excellent, and that will stand on its own! Even if you don't demonstrate perfectly, you aren't cheating your viewers. The whole point of this is for us to learn how to get better, and showing us failed attempts is just as valuable, in my opinion. Awesome video, bro! Thanks for the lessons. I'll be practicing it.
Your content is a pure gold mine man... I can't say thank you enough to tell you how grateful I am for the quality of indepth details you go through. Keep it up! You're a blessing for tryharders
Could you potentially cover side wall reads/corner reads (hitting the ball into the wall, jumping to chase the bounce in the air, and making contact under the ball with the car usually being upside down to increase the speed and adjust the angle), pogos, murie pops, and squishy saves?
this is so good bro im stuck in high plat 3, max is diamond 2 I feel like my mechanics are very good compared to most but I needed a video to master them, will def use this ty man
The accuracy thing being instinct is very true, just because you don’t have time to think about it in game, you might not feel like you need it because you don’t feel like you use it but you do so you should practice
i love how this has something for everyone (except for mechanical gcs and ssl’s) im a plat watching this and just understanding and improving things like flicks and aerials and powershots, and even trying my hand at more advanced things like air dribbles and mustys woah btw im the 43,000th view!
Bro these simple drills make me realize how bad i am and how bad my control actually is... and probably why I'm hardstuck C1. Great video for improving in Rocket League!
If you add 0:00 Timestamp they will show up in the video. Insane video, probably the best to learn any mechanic. Two questions: How many hours did you have on avg daily since you started playing RL and how did you split it (Ranked/Practice)?
Great video. What a dedication. Nice performance also. Pizza looked yummy. You should watch Kevpert's video on dodge control, he maybe could teach you a thing or two about pre-flip off the wall to catch the ball into an airdribble, just like what you tried but coudn't do. He diagonal flips or front slipd and cancels immediatly, so that the car is facing up with the ball on the nose. It looks incredibly smooth. Please keep posting videos :)
It took me a while to make time to watch this during exams, ill follow up on some stuff from my opinion: Bounce dribbles are cracjed because of the whole system you can create around it, u can mix in shots, fakes, airdribbles, bumps, powerslide cuts and catches into flicks all while seeing your opponents. Thats why pros showcase them alot, since there is a whole system around them. 33:30 Wall dashes does not use stick right/left. It uses airroll lef/right. That allows you to not recoil up or down the wall as much (thats what pros do) Ill edit this as i watche the video
Bounce dribbles are good yes, but never explained the situations they are used, only USE BOUNCE DRIBBLES because easy! I rarely use them in 2s due to not having the time, but can be very nice in a 1v1. Also I love the stick for wall dashes, due to having full steering control going up or down the wall, it’s a preference, both work.
In the power shooting advanced part you are switching a lot between ball cam and car cam. Is it needed or suggested for these kind of shots? For instance when we need to air roll to get good orientation to the ball... If it is too complex to answer here, maybe you could create a video covering the cam switching topic. When and how to use it correctly.
Sorry for the late reply but I take off ball cam to line up the shot a bit better, you get more perspectives of the ball with the 2 different cameras so you can read it much sooner
"If you wanna learn to air dribble what do you do? Hit it, lob it up, then air dribble it" Kidding, great video. Glad i recently found your channel! Side note, what software gives you your controller overlay? Also, it may just be me, but I find the ball can react differently when you get your reset based on some buttons im pressing. If im holding brake when i get the reset, the ball seems to pop further from my car. If i hold powerslide when i get my reset, the ball seems to stay glued to my car.
Tbh I don’t know the name of the software, I looked it up on RUclips and just clicked the first video 😭🤦♂️ and you are right about the resets, I’m just not SUPER comfortable with them so I didn’t wanna teach in depth resets. 😅
53:39 i just use regular diagonal flips when im out of boost for this reason. I honestly shouldn't be using diagonal flips anyway but they're still cooler looking than a frontflip.
I just started this game and have about 70 hours and I been silver for so long this helped me a bit I’m still having trouble with a lot of things and see all these people like you doing all this like nothing it’s crazy
I don’t really have time to edit unfortunately, I’d help me out a bit, I agree. But I work 8 hours a day, volunteer 2 hours a day, and then stream to hit top rank in these games, and work out, which means there isn’t a whole lot of time to edit. But I know that would make videos wayyy better. But thank you for the kind words ❤️
Your directional air roll section was almost great, except the part where you started talking about ARR uses the left side, or ARL uses right. Maybe that's how you like to use it but that's not true for either DAR. You can use the entire stick for either. You were on point when you said to see what the micro-adjustments do when holding down the air roll, instead of holding down tornado spins the whole time. You should also specify ARR uses clockwise stick spins, and ARL uses counter-clockwise spins, once you've figured out how the micro-adjustments work.
I look forward to a follow up video on some of these mechanics as you keep working on them. I will say I’m not sure if it was purposeful but maybe next time when you upload a video like this that’s this long you could break up the recordings so you don’t get exhausted from doing it 3 hours straight and then just add the clips together to post.
My goal was all in 1 sitting so people could see how you transition for mechanic to mechanic and how you use simple mechs in more difficult ones. But I think I didn’t communicate that well at all
Thanks for this tutorial. It's very brave and kind to take all this time for us for free ❤️❤️❤️. But please Divides the video into several parts. I won't be able to remember everything in three hours 😭😭💀💀
I only did it all at once so it was really easy to reference back on! As a viewer myself I hate trying to find something but struggle to find the video
28:50 one more crucial tip that you missed if you really wanna shoot like khalid on bounce dribbles is tapping powerslide just before you shoot the ball, it makes a ton of difference in power. Also to really catch opponents offguard anticipating the timing of the shot, khalid usually doesn't let the ball bounce to the ground and wait for the powershot at the end, instead shoots it right before it hits the ground. Crazy tip if you wanna master it. The tighter turn, the more the power. Powersliding basically does that for you
Super good tip! Thank you for the solid advice ❤️
Its like when you Airroll flick a dribble, but the... centrifugal? centripetal? Force is from like the car making a yaw movement on the ground from powerslide
khalid as the in the siinger? didnt know he plays RL
@@lThellRockl no the rl player oKhalid
Dude ever since I started watching your fundamental videos over the past month I went from being hard stuck C2 for over a year to hitting GC1 and getting my GC rewards for the first time today. Your game knowledge and teaching style are so good and I appreciate you making these videos. ❤
Good work! That’s awesome to hear! Keep it up!!😤 and thanks for the kind words!❤️
Bro, ur actually amazing and one of the only people who specifically gears his content towards his audience with quality videos and not any detail left out. You have structure and easily explain things. Keep up the good work!
Much love, thank you ❤️
this guys videos r gold. all these tutorial being so complicated and in depth leaves me forgetting everything. but he just makes it so simple and easy to understand. i’ve gone from diamond 2 to champ 3 in like a month just watching this and using all of these. thank for the help man much appreciated
That’s a HUGE climb! Awesome to hear, keep it up! Almost GC! 👀
man. i've watched so many speed flip tutorials and for some reason your just clicked. finally doing it lol. a lot of great explanations in here, thank you.
Thank you! 🫡 glad you enjoyed it❤️
Dude. You just walked through how to train all of the fundamentals concisely in freeplay, in order. This is brilliant! Well done and thank you!
Whoever thinks 3 hours is too long aren’t ready to get good at this game. Very good tutorial (coming from a gc2)
I just recently got gc 1 this season before watching this guy's videos and I have to say even though they are long they help so much more than expected. I have a champ friend that I've been coaching for a while now and it's been difficult for me to explain stuff for him but I've been using these videos for that and he is now c2 div 4 after being c1 div 2 for 3 seasons.
Facts! I don’t love those flashy pop up tutorials, they are meant to teach people not entertain people that get bored 😅🤦♂️
That’s awesome! Keep me posted on your friends progress!
I watched the whole entire video and I don't think I'm ready for most these mechs it was such a good video!!!
I watched the whole entire video and I don't think I'm ready for most these mechs it was such a good video!!!
quick and simple and every bit of info needed for each mechanic, love this video
Glad you like it! 🫡
I have been drilling merzty flicks (reverse 45) hard the last few weeks and I'm a visual person so i thought I'd share what I look for when practicing them. First, I like to try and get the very front of my car at right about halfway on the ball's circle. This gives you a consistent setup. Second, when doing the first jump, hold your stick to the right/left and slightly up. This will give you the correct car positioning in one motion and give the "cradling" effect. Words wont do it justice, but when you get this correct it will look incredibly smooth and almost like you'e attached to the ball. Second, the power from this flick comes from the opposite side fender hitting the ball, so if you're doing it on the left side the right front fender is what you need to focus on. It's incredibly important that there is some separation to allow your car to move around underneath without touching the ball, before you finish with your 2nd flip. If you watch replays, you want to see the contact being made anywhere from above your front tire, to the front corner, right where the hood angles down and becomes the fender. You''ll notice on attempts you don't have enough power its usually from hitting the ball too centered on your hood, or the front corner doesn't have that little bit of separation to gain speed.
Sorry if this adds confusion for anyone, but it really helped me figure out how to hit these consistently and being able to do these well and quickly is almost a cheat code. They're extremely hard to save.
probably the most authentic and useful mechanic tutorial video out there
Much love🫡❤️
Would say quality is fine for it being a 3 and a half hour video. it would be tough to have to take it down. So from me, I'd say leave it alone :) it works for me ♥
Thanks king 🫡❤️
All the mechanics i want to learn in 1 vid! Keep grinding bro, no other youtuber would make a tutorial like this.
Much love ❤️🫡
i just sat and watched the entire video without realizing how long it was lol honestly i appreciate this so much. the explanations definitely helped me better understand where ive been going wrong with a lot of mechs.
I just started watching this and I'm blown away by the depth of the content. Thank you for the time and effort you've put into it.
This is the best, most comprehensive course I've come across, Thank you very much!!
Thanks king! Much love ❤️
yo the fact you actually made a longer in depth video🙌🏽 Highly appreciate your commitment thank you!
This is the best and differently explained version of a lot of the mechanics….. great video…. Now to free play I go tomorrow 😜
I’ve just started playing last week and I’ve seen hundreds of videos on how too play, this is the first video I’ve actually been able to actually learn something from. This video is incredible
I appreciate thank you! ❤️ welcome to the community!!
Bro, appreciate this so much. You're incredible about your ability to showcase and breakdown these mechanics and also your other videos. I be sharing these with the homies.
My plat ass might actually improve. TBH you lay out points for everyone..so good
Thanks for sharing, still crazy to me that people do that with my videos 😅 and you’ll get out of plat quick! Keep me posted!🫡
Im c2 but i struggle with flicks so much its not even funny, i always thought it was because of low fps or imput delay but in reality i was flipping as soon as i could with a bouncy ball... 0 control 100% panic
Its tough because i knew it was wrong but i couldnt tell what i was doing wrong... for me the flicks were luck based... your video helped me so much man! May God bless you! Amazing video!
Awesome to hear it helped! No one really talks about how to get a good flick or what control means before flicking, so it’s hard to understand. Keep up the great work though!🫡
I love the way you teach. It helps for me to follow along step by step and put it all together in the end. For example, for flicks, I never knew you had to lean or turn your car in a certain direction before flipping. I'll be coming back to this video a lot to learn some more.
Glad it’s straight forward and easy to understand! I know flicks can be a bit overwhelming if not explained well😅Good luck out there🫡 ❤️
this helped me so much with some questions i had on mechanics like that i need to put my stick in te corner for the speedflip for the cancel. such a awesome video
Glad I could help king ❤️ keep at the grind 🔥
Most underated rocket league RUclipsr
for anyone struggling with airdribbles I recomend Losfelds video on it. A bit long, but you can skip to the juicy parts where he explains in detail how to practice as a beginner and some more advanced stuff to get you going.
Hey dude, just a piece of advice from someone who has a youtube channel: don't stress about the quality or about recording multiple takes. I still do it sometimes for my channel, but it always takes too much time and costs me too much in the end. The information you give is excellent, and that will stand on its own! Even if you don't demonstrate perfectly, you aren't cheating your viewers. The whole point of this is for us to learn how to get better, and showing us failed attempts is just as valuable, in my opinion. Awesome video, bro! Thanks for the lessons. I'll be practicing it.
Hey sorry for the late response but you’re right, just a learning curve to get over’ I appreciate the kind words! Means a lot! Thank you ❤️
@@ibeachz9873 damn dude, I didn't think you'd even actually see the comment, much less reply. 👊 Hope we can do a coaching sometime. You're the man!
Your content is a pure gold mine man... I can't say thank you enough to tell you how grateful I am for the quality of indepth details you go through.
Keep it up! You're a blessing for tryharders
Much love! I respect the tryharding community so much ❤️
The dedication is insane. Sooooo underrated 🔥🔥🔥
By far the best tutorial I have ever seen for RL! Thank you so much mate!
thank you for all the time you spent trying to get this video done its helping a lot!!
Could you potentially cover side wall reads/corner reads (hitting the ball into the wall, jumping to chase the bounce in the air, and making contact under the ball with the car usually being upside down to increase the speed and adjust the angle), pogos, murie pops, and squishy saves?
I'm only about a minute in the vid. This is what I was looking for, thank you. One take gang
THIS. This is what ive been looking for. thank you! great explanation and visuals
this is so good bro im stuck in high plat 3, max is diamond 2 I feel like my mechanics are very good compared to most but I needed a video to master them, will def use this ty man
didnt play for 2 years thats why im
lower
The accuracy thing being instinct is very true, just because you don’t have time to think about it in game, you might not feel like you need it because you don’t feel like you use it but you do so you should practice
Exactly! Players adapt so poorly with their mechanics in ranked because they don’t try it in freeplay🤦♂️
i love how this has something for everyone (except for mechanical gcs and ssl’s) im a plat watching this and just understanding and improving things like flicks and aerials and powershots, and even trying my hand at more advanced things like air dribbles and mustys woah btw im the 43,000th view!
Having intentions makes me feel so much more free when playing. My mindset has been holding me back so much it’s crazy.
You will improve very fast too🫡 good luck king!
You are actually so helpful tbh this helped me a lot with quite a bit of things 🙏❤
Amazing tutorial bro, didnt know basic mechanic when i dribble with the ball in the floor and now i can try to score in c1/c2 xD
Bro these simple drills make me realize how bad i am and how bad my control actually is... and probably why I'm hardstuck C1. Great video for improving in Rocket League!
You’ll climb, head up! ❤️
@@ibeachz9873 for sure man!
Bro actually made it?,
Ty bro, tyyyy so much, ❤❤,
Reallly appreciate this hard work bro,
Keep going pal❤❤
Absolute banger tutorial
If you add 0:00 Timestamp they will show up in the video. Insane video, probably the best to learn any mechanic. Two questions: How many hours did you have on avg daily since you started playing RL and how did you split it (Ranked/Practice)?
Awesome video. I really appreciate that you show how to break things down and how to practice them in freeplay.
Great video. What a dedication. Nice performance also. Pizza looked yummy.
You should watch Kevpert's video on dodge control, he maybe could teach you a thing or two about pre-flip off the wall to catch the ball into an airdribble, just like what you tried but coudn't do. He diagonal flips or front slipd and cancels immediatly, so that the car is facing up with the ball on the nose. It looks incredibly smooth.
Please keep posting videos :)
Are we not going to talk about the unclaimed challenges?😂
(Thanks for the helpful guide btw keep it up👍)
LOL shhh😭
Amazing video mate! Now I need your camera and settings video to have your superpowers in comp just like you!!
Doing settings video soon!👀
Thank you broo lets goo been waiting for this ❤❤🎉🎉
Bro ur insane. I was amazed by your explanation. I wish you continued success. Greetings from Turkey ♥️
Thank you, much love🫡
It took me a while to make time to watch this during exams, ill follow up on some stuff from my opinion:
Bounce dribbles are cracjed because of the whole system you can create around it, u can mix in shots, fakes, airdribbles, bumps, powerslide cuts and catches into flicks all while seeing your opponents. Thats why pros showcase them alot, since there is a whole system around them.
33:30 Wall dashes does not use stick right/left. It uses airroll lef/right. That allows you to not recoil up or down the wall as much (thats what pros do)
Ill edit this as i watche the video
Bounce dribbles are good yes, but never explained the situations they are used, only USE BOUNCE DRIBBLES because easy! I rarely use them in 2s due to not having the time, but can be very nice in a 1v1. Also I love the stick for wall dashes, due to having full steering control going up or down the wall, it’s a preference, both work.
In the power shooting advanced part you are switching a lot between ball cam and car cam. Is it needed or suggested for these kind of shots? For instance when we need to air roll to get good orientation to the ball...
If it is too complex to answer here, maybe you could create a video covering the cam switching topic. When and how to use it correctly.
Sorry for the late reply but I take off ball cam to line up the shot a bit better, you get more perspectives of the ball with the 2 different cameras so you can read it much sooner
This is so helpful, thank you so much! This video is perfect!
"If you wanna learn to air dribble what do you do? Hit it, lob it up, then air dribble it"
Kidding, great video. Glad i recently found your channel! Side note, what software gives you your controller overlay?
Also, it may just be me, but I find the ball can react differently when you get your reset based on some buttons im pressing. If im holding brake when i get the reset, the ball seems to pop further from my car. If i hold powerslide when i get my reset, the ball seems to stay glued to my car.
Tbh I don’t know the name of the software, I looked it up on RUclips and just clicked the first video 😭🤦♂️ and you are right about the resets, I’m just not SUPER comfortable with them so I didn’t wanna teach in depth resets. 😅
CHAPTERS BABY
wow the dedication is insane truly underrated nice one brother
Underrated viewer ❤️
Saved it and I'll use it after my vacation. Quality is 🔥
Wish it had time stamps though
Description.
I’ve been hard stuck plat since 2015-16, watched a 3hr vid from you, and losfeldRL, and now I sit in champ 1 lol
Huge climb! Awesome to hear! Keep it up❤️
man tysm for this video its so helpfull and well explained
one i have a question on is arsonal resets. when are they good? are they good to do?
Hey, great video! Can I ask about your controller sensitivity and deadzone?
bro just casually uploads a 3 hr 21 min video, now I gotta drop what I'm doing
When I finish watching this I better be beating Zen in 1s
LMFAO
Who’s zen?💀
😂😂
@ibeachz9873 I just got done watching that video haha!!
the goat.
You do a great showcase of making simple easy
wow this video is a gem thank u
Wonderful video, thank you for the work you put in!
Man insane video!🔥 Ty🔥
Never seen a this in depth tutorial for rl
If you liked this, check out the Losfield method of Airroll
53:39 i just use regular diagonal flips when im out of boost for this reason.
I honestly shouldn't be using diagonal flips anyway but they're still cooler looking than a frontflip.
Ty you absolute legend!
Is ball cam on or off on the ground/bounce to air dribbles just personal preference?
great work! broke it down really well.
Thank you🫡❤️
I just started this game and have about 70 hours and I been silver for so long this helped me a bit I’m still having trouble with a lot of things and see all these people like you doing all this like nothing it’s crazy
just wait until this guy finds out about editing
all jokes aside this was a super helpful vid
I don’t really have time to edit unfortunately, I’d help me out a bit, I agree. But I work 8 hours a day, volunteer 2 hours a day, and then stream to hit top rank in these games, and work out, which means there isn’t a whole lot of time to edit. But I know that would make videos wayyy better. But thank you for the kind words ❤️
Have you ever covered dodge control?
For the people's struggling take notes write down the time that way you can go back and practice the mechanic you need or want
Yess we been waiting imma use th outta this tbh
Very good tutorial!! This one made a new follower🦘💨
Bruhhh this vid is a gold mine ❤
Thanks, much love bro!❤️
3 hour video is unreal
Your directional air roll section was almost great, except the part where you started talking about ARR uses the left side, or ARL uses right. Maybe that's how you like to use it but that's not true for either DAR. You can use the entire stick for either. You were on point when you said to see what the micro-adjustments do when holding down the air roll, instead of holding down tornado spins the whole time. You should also specify ARR uses clockwise stick spins, and ARL uses counter-clockwise spins, once you've figured out how the micro-adjustments work.
I’ll look more into that, I’ll read it more in depth and try to apply it and see what I gain from it! Thank you!❤️
I look forward to a follow up video on some of these mechanics as you keep working on them. I will say I’m not sure if it was purposeful but maybe next time when you upload a video like this that’s this long you could break up the recordings so you don’t get exhausted from doing it 3 hours straight and then just add the clips together to post.
My goal was all in 1 sitting so people could see how you transition for mechanic to mechanic and how you use simple mechs in more difficult ones. But I think I didn’t communicate that well at all
This video alone is going to make me go to plat 1 to diamond 3 ima practice all of this
Love the game sense stuff. I’ll be fr I’m mechanical with no brain so I appreciate the help😂❤️
Yes ❤ air dribble with air roll
what is the 2:20:15 insta reset with power mechanic called?
You’re my favorite RUclipsr I’m only 11 and someday I want to get mechanical as you
Could you make the same video, but for 1s, i struggle in 1s, and there aren't many videos for it
Next video out is a 1s guide
when i am done with my exams I will watch this tut till the end
Good luck with them!
Not kidding i thought you had atleast 50k+ subs but i checked and you have 2k LIKE WHATT?!?
I need to post more, plus my posts before were just bad
The mad lad actually did it! 💀
Bro .....god tier info!
God tier viewer!❤️
i come back to the beach once again as i hit champ for the first time today
Ayooo! Congratz!! 🫡
@@ibeachz9873 YESSIR!!
When he fell in love with the ceiling pinch lol
👀😅
Thanks for this tutorial. It's very brave and kind to take all this time for us for free ❤️❤️❤️.
But please
Divides the video into several parts. I won't be able to remember everything in three hours 😭😭💀💀
I only did it all at once so it was really easy to reference back on! As a viewer myself I hate trying to find something but struggle to find the video
The irish beachz .good content .i hope u had made it live just asnwering ur fan questions
Hold brake while resetting and it holds you closer to the ball just an FYI
I noticed that, I am trying to improve on that, but tbh don’t know much about it to start trying to teach it😅
@@ibeachz9873 for the record you’re a million times better than me at the game it’s just something I noticed.
No no, I appreciate it! Thank you! ❤️
Oof thats a lot to watch. Thanks man.
Hey I know that you go over most things but would you be able to go over just a basic air dribble
I completely realized I forgot to do that 🤦♂️ I might cover it in a future video!
No problem
Any chance you can show your controller layout in a future vid and key binds?
Gotchu👀
Okay in the training I have my power slide as L1 . But in free mode L1 is Defend Shot . How did you take it off that ?
It’s in your in game settings and controls, scroll down a lot