The requirements from team to team vary dramatically so there’s no ready mix recipe to follow here. Consequently, there’s a few different options for what your session could look like: - 60 minutes of replay analysis, with a focus on tactics. - 60 minutes of theoretical discussion, with a focus on strategy. - 30 minutes of observing a scrim session, listening to your comms and making small recommendations between games, before a 30 minute post scrim evaluation identifying potential quick wins, and discussing where the team should be placing its focus. Going forward past the first session to a second, we would discuss how the structure should evolve to best fit your team. As long as you bring commitment and honesty to the table, there’s no reason you can’t improve as fast or faster than those you’re competing against. If you’re looking for multiple sessions right out of the gate, simply order multiple hours.

A session with me is an hour of 1-to-1 live coaching where we go over the previously identified points of improvement and assess the progress made against them. Then we’ll decide if that’s where the focus should remain and if not, we’ll begin making the changes necessary to tackle our next priority to continue progression without plateauing. The first session is always different to those that come after. That’s where I’ll perform an assessment of your game sense and mechanics, sometimes with a replay, sometimes without, where I gauge how good you are at recognising which mistakes are important and which are irrelevant, usually through conversation. After that initial chat, I’ll have a good read on what your personal improvement plan needs to include, and we’ll begin the process of helping you create success with the tools you already have, working from replays primarily at that point. After you’re comfortable putting the previous lessons into practise, we’ll begin expanding your toolset and build new decision trees on top of those new tools. It all sounds very technical and clinical when it is laid out like this and that’s because it is. This is a tried and tested process that has been successfully applied across many fields for many years, I’m merely applying it to Rocket League.