We will discuss in a discord call the things to be wary of before entering a tournament, and finding ways to address common tournament nerves, anxieties, and gameplay mindsets prior to getting into tournament play.

We will play a FT3 and I will give tips or advice throughout the match, as well as review the games we played to see where improvement can be made. If the connection is too laggy or unplayable, we can always opt to watch recorded matches instead.

**NOT LIMITED TO KING PLAYERS** I will watch a review of your matches and identify any mistakes made and how to improve upon them while offering general character advice, or helping with anything specific per the request of the student.

Struggling with getting consistency in combos and micro-dashes? Trying to learn super execution heavy moves like perfect electric wind godfist and taunt jet upper? Half an hour, no problem.

**FOR PLAYERS WHO WISH TO BECOME MORE COMPETITIVE, NOT LIMITED TO KING PLAYERS** This is strictly for players who want to compete and improve their placements in tournaments. The first session will consist of what to expect in tournaments, how tournament players think, act, and how to best adjust your gameplay during tournament matches. We will then play a FT2 set (or review a match if the connection does not permit us to play) to gauge our starting point. After the first session, we will begin to adapt your playstyle to a FT2 by minimizing your mistakes through FT5 sets, analyzing each match as we go and working to make your playstyle as compact as possible.

In the fundamentals package, we will cover the essential fundamental aspects that are absolutely necessary when it comes to learning Tekken. Building upon these fundamentals are key to becoming better at Tekken and will always create room for improvement regardless of the level that you are at. Each aspect ranges from something as simple as movement, to more technical mechanics like whiff punishment and throw breaks. Each of these are meant to be built upon so that you can be aware of these factors during a match, so that you can train yourself further to become better at recognizing when to utilize some of these features, priming you to be ready for these in a real match.