@wonderbread
I have competed in smash tournaments since late 2015 when I was just a high schooler in Gainesville, FL. I rose the ranks locally with my main, Little Mac, and made large waves with an otherwise considered low tier character, beating multiple top 50 players and also placing in the top 64 at multiple majors and supermajors. When my character was nerfed in ultimate, I settled on being a Roy main, and went on to be ranked 1st in my city and 1st in my overall region, North FL. Having learned from some of the best players to ever do it in FL like Ryo, Mew2King, Ross and Tachyon, I have developed a very analytical perspective on smash and find great success when dissecting player habits and playstyles. With the return of offline Ultimate, I aim to make waves in the coaching scene in order to propel myself forward as a competitor while helping people on the way!
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1 on 1 session
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Throughout the course of this lesson I will focus on: -Recognizing your strengths and weaknesses as a player -Pointing out habits both in disadvantage and advantage state and exposing the root of these habits -Exploring how to extend your advantage state by maintaining good positioning or recognizing opportune times to call out your opponents
Replay reviews!
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
I will go over any obvious habits or tendencies that I may notice while watching your set, notate what worked for your opponent and what you can better do to combat their options, and of course let you know if there are any decisions made during the match that I either question the intent behind or have alternative options to offer you in specific situations!