This lesson frames the neutral in SF6 and its possibilities, from explaining offensive and defensive ranges, active and passive phases, declaration of intentions and bats around them, mixup layers based on neutral, what each range is for and how to use them creatively as well as to read your opponents.

The second part of defence, encompassing Delay tech / Delay strike, shimmy, fuzzy blocking, fuzzy jumping, dealing with 50/50s

This lesson will teach you how to structure and layer offence based on situations, risk-reward, critical ranges, meter available, opponent's habits, how to utilize far pokes correctly and how to convert from them, how to properly learn the offensive mindset and how to use psychlogy to correctly read the opponent, lock them down and guard the corner offensively.

This lesson will teach you all you need to know about the system mechanics of SF6 in order to exploit this knowledge and adapt your playstyle to the various situations you'll encounter. Moreover, there will be a section on: Baiting, conditioning, adaptation, timer usage, risk consideration, bulldogging and other mind games aspects as well as the attitude and stream of thoughts to keep (and how to achieve it) to clear your mental stack and optimize its load. On request, this can also be turned into a lesson on tournament play, how to prepare, what to eat, good habits to have, mental fortitude, etc.