It's time to set some big goals for 2020! Start the year off right by escaping elo hell and starting to improve much faster! Hope you guys learn a ton from this video! P.S. We've been working on a big new project that''s on the verge of launch. It's a step-by-step gaming course for ranking up fast in just 66 days: It includes over 30 short videos that are designed to take you from an average level skill to a high level of skill in the fastest time possible and uses advanced strategies based in scientific research. It's definitely not for the casual player, but it's the perfect tool for those of you who are serious about going pro! Check it out: eathletelabs.com/esports-elite/

@icon-emerald9517

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Mr.Eathlete do we have a general eta on their release? Just purchased the classes early because they were on sale.

@DmcPrince

4 жыл бұрын

@Popular Playz101 75$ actually, even less when you use the discount code.

@aznphambbg

4 жыл бұрын

whats the discount code?

@aznphambbg

4 жыл бұрын

@@DmcPrince whats the discount code?

@kylod.6458

4 жыл бұрын

eAthlete Labs Apex Legends?

This is actually quality advice for other areas in life not just gaming

@z3romaster

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agreed

@karlosm8466

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@bunsenn5064

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of things share the same formula. Better self-health is usually better for everything.

lol the title dragged me in by my ear and sat me down XD

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's exactly the effect we were going for! ;)

Human mind is a beautiful thing,as long as you have the proper mindset and learn from your mistakes,instead of bashing your head on it, there is no skill ceiling,sky is the limit.

@eternaleffect3423

4 жыл бұрын

shyam s well said

@scorpion9063

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t learn if I never improve I’ve been playing cod for 5 years and I’m still shit and I’m ready to quit gaming, I wanted to be a pro but that’s never happening

@aomine345

3 жыл бұрын

@@scorpion9063 Most pro players are those who grinded the games of that category for years,their struggling phase won't be available for you to see anywhere,they were hard stuck golds and silvers in one of the old games once,but now after playing like 10-11 years being average they begin to improve.Besides, have u tried aim drills daily before playing,you may not notice improvement early but u shouldnt stop because of that ,keep grinding and dont get overconfident.

@eruza_7716

3 жыл бұрын

Welp guess im never improving grinding for months at a game and still getting my ass handed to me

@eruza_7716

3 жыл бұрын

@@aomine345 some people are just bad and can never imrove

Your content is so professional and clean, I'm surprised you don't have more subs XD. love the content, gl on the channel bruv!

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the support, thanks man!

I've been facing this problem for almost a year. I'm just 15 years old, so it removes out the fatigue from age. I've gotten to a point where I'm at my best, at my prime, where my aim, game sense, and skills are consistent and decent to clutch up games. But now it's gone, my snappy aim became complete dog sh*t, my movement became clunky, and I now kept being caught off guard causing enemies to react first. I don't know why, what or how it happened. It feels like it's just gone. I've been trying to find a way to get it back and still couldn't. I've tilted so many times to the point that I don't wanna game at all anymore. I just wanna get my prime back...

@bigsmoke1179

2 жыл бұрын

It's just a phase bro it happens to everyone...just keep playing and practicing and keep your mental stable.form is temporary class is permanent 😉

Feels like this is one of the few channels actually giving advice on how to improve w/o trying to sell me something

@icydawn5570

4 жыл бұрын

He is trying to sell stuff but it justified because he gives us absoulte gold

I think one of the biggest hurdles in online match making games is to accepting the fact that you might come across a bot, smurf, hacker, etc. players and there's nothing you can do to stop it and to instead of it ruining your whole match experience. Take it with a table spoon of salt and stay positive and try find away to practice amidst the chaos going on. Remember one likes to deal with this but until they can find a way to stop it completely well just have to deal with it for the time being and knowing and accepting it can happen tends to soft the blow a little when you come across it.

"How Exercise & Diet could affect your gaming performance!", People like me need these! Also, You can take your time with the video, your content is outstanding bro!!!

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

I could make a ton of videos on these subjects. I'll be starting with one on the topic of diet, which I'm hoping to finish up within the next few months! :)

My issue with improvement is that I make mistakes, make a mental note that I made them, but don’t put in the effort to improve upon them

ok that titles kind of mean

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

A little bit of a tough-love approach to this one

@dhplaz1475

4 жыл бұрын

@@eathletelabs How do u know

@mikeestill1672

4 жыл бұрын

Not mean. Just grow some fuckin nuts lol

@rufodeer5421

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikeestill1672 grow some fucking humour man

@h0tj0hn

4 жыл бұрын

It means just git gud, kid!

Exactly the video I needed, recent times when I failed in games I usually doubted myself, blamed it on my device, or something else 🙌 thank you for this

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

This video hit me hard. I play a lot of apex on PS4 and always struggle to do better and sometimes felt like I couldn’t. Plus my internet isn’t that good either too. Love your video man keep up the good work!

@AugoxicTheBest

3 жыл бұрын

Switch to pc and get better internet

@TubbysWorld4413

3 жыл бұрын

How are you now? i have been playing for a month for over 280 hrs and suck at it.😔

@AugoxicTheBest

3 жыл бұрын

@@TubbysWorld4413 aim labs is free, practice strafing in there and learn how to use your mouse and see if your posture with your mouse arm is good

@TubbysWorld4413

3 жыл бұрын

@@AugoxicTheBest I have aimlab, Maybe the table space is too less or I just suck at it.😂

@davidonyt2298

3 жыл бұрын

Yo I’m exactly the same but still suck

This is my favorite channel, idc that they don't post every week because these videos are always super helpful and informative, keep up the great work :)

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

I hope it's worth the wait each month! :)

i love your channel and i appreciate every second of you educating me. thank you because now i have officially started my pro career

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's amazing, glad we're able to help!

@KGaming_97

4 жыл бұрын

How did you start your career??

@JayR6.

4 жыл бұрын

KPGaming it was hard to get farther in my ranks because i lacked the motivation to Succeed but eathelete labs helped me build my confidence further pushing me so that in december of 2019 i signed with fated esports a contender league team in the fortnite community.

Phenomenal quality videos as always! This one just came at perfect timing.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! Glad we came in clutch for you!

I'm never going to get any better. I just suck ass at everything I do

@dyspo1337

3 жыл бұрын

lol i felt like that once then i recognized u cant start anything and instantly be the best

@xxxxcxxxc6917

3 жыл бұрын

Same man. Whenever I start a new game, I get the hang of it but I just don't get better and school isn't making things easier. I constantly have to study. I can only play once a week and sometimes even less.

@beanburrito9785

3 жыл бұрын

Yup same

@tfishappeningxd5915

3 жыл бұрын

@@dyspo1337 ive been trying things for years and im still trash at them :D

@latonix_h1

3 жыл бұрын

Im still shit

NO WAY. eAthlete is back!?!? Omg pls keep this posting streak your doing great and Helping TONS. And dont wry I got my eAdvantage on standby..

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Big things planned for this year, some pretty exciting videos in the works!

@xBinari

4 жыл бұрын

These videos are already so good and well made, now imagine how their channel would be with consistant uploads

I always make dumb mistakes in games, a lot. Sometimes I feel like I’m just genuinely dumb.

Awesome video guys! I just got done reading "Peak" by Eric Anderson The timing couldn't be more perfect to touch on purposeful and deliberate practice! Keep it comin boys. We love it!

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yea!

7:59 its FPS Rambo kim, he had a channel for couching all about techniques of fps games

I suck at every game, even ones I've played for years. I'm literally quitting games, I'm fed up with this bs.

@animeslayergp9333

2 жыл бұрын

play purity vanilla in minecraft

Guys this literally helps I gave myself so many challenges for cod and RL and I’ve improved less then a week!!! This guy is the real deal he provides so much detail and information about our body and mind, we need to get this guy way bigger🙏

Waking up to an eathlete video is like Christmas I swear to god.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Glad we could give you a late Christmas gift! ;)

Thanks for the tips, made me realize that just because I'm good enough at drawing for selling my art, I won't improve if I don't keep studying it Came here for gaming and learnt a lesson in life lmao

I still struggle even when i believe in myself and people just said keep playing but analysis other players but in the end i will always lose even if i pick my self back up,its like i was born to not get good even when i wanna get better.

Despite being no longer interested in competitive gaming, i still watch your videos

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That means a lot, I hope you can still learn valuable life advice from the vids!

@mollysandera991

4 жыл бұрын

@@eathletelabs I changed my mind quickly. I now would like to compete in osu!, But i have only just started :)

Thanks for doing this channel

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU for the support! :)

Its also a Mental breakthrough that is needed

Its been half my entire life I have been practicing games I cant get the hang of it im going to give up soon as this is a problem with everything im not good at anything im shit at every single thing I try to do there is no hope for me in life no matter how hard I try to improve in anything video games or not

This video helped me especially to get better in playing the guitar xD.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Aha, well as long as it helps you develop your skills in some way, then we're happy to help!

@springday2725

4 жыл бұрын

eAthlete Labs there are always hackers and cheaters bruh how could i become good?

Yeah when I play one game of League I always get good CS cuz I'm trying hard. Then I get bored after that and stop giving a shit. Think I'll climb by playing less and only playing one game a day.

I have reached highest ranks in multiple different I put time into. league of legends, gears of war, known too be one of the most hardest games, and mobile legends a mobile moba. The only way you get too the next level is too 1. Not only just putting thousands of hours into the game, but how you use every minute of those thousands of hours learning new things, guides on games etc...play with good players...that’s it.

I needed to listen to this i picked up tekken 7 back on release and wanted to get better and good enough not to look bad

Super value with what’s said here. I’ve been trying too get better sniping on blops 4 nuketown. Extremely situational based game, lots of abilities, extremely fast paced. And it’s dead anyways, with only old school veterans on there now. As I continue focus on the “fun stuff”, too see the exponential growth in the shots I hit and clips I manage too pull off, it’s still minimal improvement and I make the same mistakes. But now as I practice map awareness, jump shots, sliding, ducking and weaving behind cover, being aware of my team and objectives which I always considered the “boring” stuff… the skill platue is starting too break. I feel as long as these certain things are practiced and experimented on more.

1.time spent playing, and how you spend that time learning new things.

saying it's better to "have a match against an equal opponent" is a misconception, and a losers trap. the proven way to improve is always to go against opponents better than you. there have been case studies, for example on a Russian tennis gym that produced many tennis stars, young players are always beaten on by better players (there is a book called The Talent Code which examines this in depth) the unfortunate reality is that most people cannot climb the mental hill of being crushed by better players, which is needed to improve. practicing against a better opponent is how you learn. practicing/playing against people of your own skill is how you never improve faster than the other people at your level (which is also why "playing more" doesn't really help, everyone at your rank is getting better at about the same rate

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Great advice! I think this highlights the importance of pushing beyond one's' comfort zone. The only caution is to not push too far, it's about finding the optimal level challenge. I appreciate the insight!

@johnsmith-fk7fw

4 жыл бұрын

@@eathletelabs no problem, I would check out the book if you have time. it's very interesting to see why some areas produce so many talented high performers. one thing I believe is that you'll learn way more from a loss than a win, if only people could focus on improvement rather than win/loss ratio good video though

I've seen this a lot in my scene.There are so many players that live close to each other that are good that can help others improve. To better implement what is said in the video, Our scene created a Google doc of players and contact info so that who ever is available, they can practice, learn, and improve. Some ppl learn better online so a good hour of playing, feedback, and recording is done as well. It works! Each time I go to a tournament you can tell everyone is improving.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome you guys are taking action! Keep improving man!

so basically don't go auto-pilot when playing thats pretty much all i got from this 10 min video

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is a core message of the video. But it also explores why this happens, and exactly how you can prevent it. The added context allows the core message to actually make sense in the domain of esports and leads to tactics for changing this behavior. Hope it helps!

Time does not equal skill. I have 800 hours in tabg and in mediocre at best, and there are players with much less hours than me who are extremely successful in the game.

This knowledge is universal in many areas of life. Good video!

lil tip 1v1 anyone and anything possible make custom lobbies and what not because you can make skill base that you want and perfect it

I play siege and this helps me get past gold to plat

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's amazing to hear! Hope we can help you climb even higher!

@xilosr6144

4 жыл бұрын

Blaze Yo i’m also a plat. if you’re on ps4 add me chainsofkurapika. let’s play sum ranked

@ezassassin6604

4 жыл бұрын

Blaze I’m on silver :-( wish me luck

Released this video on my bday

Awesome video. I came to this video spiraling into self hatred because of my performance/time at LoR is.... frustrating. (highest rank Gold II) and it felt good enough just to hear you describe what im feeling so accurately. no, i don't keep losing because i suck at literally everything. when you said, "but you can change this!", i was sure some kind of marketing was about to thrown at me. Instead, you actually outlined practical advice. thanks buddy

You had me. All the way until the info-mercial. Then I was gone.

i think leaving online fps (and online games in general) is the best option for me and my mental health i noticed that i feel more comfortable playing single player or PvE games while i was playing the modern warfare campaign

@eathletelabs

3 жыл бұрын

Mental health comes first! Do things at your own pace and stick to what makes you happy.

Again, the most amazing mental-gamer in the universe right now.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

With the help of our videos, people might start complimenting your mental-strengths too! ;)

Watching this video feels like it's repeating itself. I am not sure why

Sometimes you are just trash even if u practice for 1000 year That doesn't mean your bad its just mean change the career path Maybe you good at sport Or instrument Or something

I watch every videos you make🤩 you make better player in my mobile legends and cs:go😎 thank you👍

You guys are the best and have inspired me to keep pushing with my dreams and even started my own channel.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's amazing! I'm pumped we could have given you inspiration, and I hope our future videos keep motivating you!

@smilingghoul7615

4 жыл бұрын

@@eathletelabs Look forward to every post. :D

My tips from experience if you hit ELO hell. First take a break from the game, then vod review pros and how they play. Then play again after you feel like you learned the meta, then vod review yourself and pros to compare and contrast both gameplays.

The most important thing for getting better is the mindset specifically the will to get better. If you have that you'll find a way to get better. However, practically speaking their are are crap load of variables that effect you at any given time in matches the best thing you can do to get good is this. 1. Self reflection/critical thinking/problem solving and goal setting. That's really the most important thing why did I lose? what did I lose to? What is the goal of my character?/ team what is my role as my character/ what is my role in my team? Did I fulfill it? Yes no? Why not? Why so? Did I have things I wanted to try? did I do them? Etc. Working backwards/thinking backwards from the ideal goal of your character. Learning from your mistake/lossess is REALLY REALLY important in fact if you don't actively learn and look back on why you lost and thing critically about ways to fix that or imporve you won't get better simple as that. You dont have to watch every replay but you should be thinking after every match what could I be doing better And then training those things in practice or learning options/better options and then trying them in a real match. things to be aware of 1.Their are three phases of improvement Phase 1 exploration: Look for things to imporve upon or fix People mess up this phase by not looking for things to imporve upon/just not paying attention Phase 2. Active integration Taking what you thought about and implementing it practically People mess up this phase by being too competitive and not doing what their suppose to or trying to many things at once Also when your implementing or fixing errors in your play don't focus solely on that one thing. Meaning if your trying to anti air in a fighting game don't spend real matches obsessing over getting the anti air. Why? Because real matches are a cluster of many differen situations and variables happening all at once that you have to respond to If your focused on one you will blind yourself to other options and lose. Just have your goals in mind while you play and implement them naturally as you play. Just have a goal or thing in mind but don't obsess. Phase three Mastery Taking what you implemented and putting it into muscle memory though playing lots of matches. You can only mess up this phase by not completing stages 1 and two because you can master this by just playing and implementing stuff. Welp that's enough form me Tldr Have a strong mindset/will above all else And self relfect/ think about what you can do better why, learn lose. from and how and when if you don't know why you lost you can't fix it. and set specific actionable goals And play alot too.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Unreal insights! I appreciate you taking the time to write this!

@1tsn0nsence

4 жыл бұрын

kagayakunoko i agree with you , the thing as being a fortnite player, 9 outa 10 times i cant think “ what did i do wrong” because my opponent could be on console and in fortnite console players get free aimbot ( aimassist) only when they get a 144/240fps

@jouisimo5701

4 жыл бұрын

@@1tsn0nsence train your aim then, dont search for excuses

@1tsn0nsence

4 жыл бұрын

Joui Simojoki i play everyday for a solid 8 hours, meanwhile my casual console friends who play 1 day in the week sometimes have 100% hitrates ( aimbot/aimassist) my aim is like better then average but its not the best. But yeatrust me console on fortnite is not fair lol trust me bro:p

@jouisimo5701

4 жыл бұрын

@@1tsn0nsence i have a pc with mkb and a controller and the only point where its better with aim is smg trackingaim with the enemy right in the face, and thats often just because the controller sensy matches the moving speed of the oponent. Shotgun aim, edits, glider tracking is far supperior if ur a good aimer on mkb

Dude, first of all what you do is really awesome. Second of all you're the proof why a lot of ppl won't stop sucking. If ppl would actually know how much value your videos have you'd have more subscribers than most of those streamer guys who barely give value other than entertainment, yet you have 52k cuz only 52k ppl can actually understand what you're talking about. Huge respect for you man, i always have laser attention while i'm watching you vids and i'm always waiting for the next one:D Keep up the good work!

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton for the kind words man! So glad we're making an impact for you!

I needed this

thanks for the subtitles being french I'm not good at understanding english in Oral

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, I'm glad someone makes use of them! :)

You and your Team deserve so many more subs... Gonna order some hoodies for support soon!

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, thanks for the support!

I just discovered this and always felt like I’m better when I’m starting a game and end up getting or feeling worse after I reach a certain skill level

Also untrue, some people just suck and won’t get good.

@eathletelabs

2 жыл бұрын

I think it’s largely effort based

4:20 Keys to Better Gaming

@raeus571

4 жыл бұрын

Noice

8:10 YES FINALLY OSU GAMEPLAY XD

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

It was only a matter of time!

@zilaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@eathletelabs where's tf2? Its literally the game with the highest skill ceiling if you go digging in depth about its mechanics.

@mollysandera991

4 жыл бұрын

After this video i started to play osu! No, not because of the video. Or wait..... I think seeing osu! on a PC made me install the game sooner... So this video was an incentive, but not a direct cause

@khertz

4 жыл бұрын

@@mollysandera991 Cool! Keep grinding the circles :D

@mollysandera991

4 жыл бұрын

@@khertz It's so much fun to click the circles in rhythm at a specific place while music is played 😄 Btw, Please add me: Molly Sandera

This channel is very underrated and needs to blow up soon with millions of subscribers

I haven’t even finished the video and it’s definitely one of the best vids on video game improvement I’ve ever seen

Idk what is wrong with me, For a week I just carry the game and after a week or so I am just bot even in low ranks Idk whats wrong with me

I’ve been gaming for like 10 years and I’m still as bad as I was when I first played

I love that this video focuses on lessons from Peak. Really great research you're doing.

This made me realise that i play blind and just ignore my mistakes...if i get killed because i was just being bad at the game...i would blame it on anything (ping,hacking...) thank you for making me aware to learn from my mistakes in gaming

i love how 90% of help is a pay wall XD

@eathletelabs

3 жыл бұрын

If someone spends 1000s of hours on research and video creation for free content, but then has an optional patreon, coaching service or product, then look at as a way to support the creator. If you aren't interested that's fine, but recognize that many others find a ton of value in those things (and without them those creators would be homeless).

Video's like this is what started skill based match making in games and every gamer knows this SUCKS in on line gaming!!! Very dissapointing and miss leading.Peace

This doesn't change the fact that after hours and hours on aimlab, I still can't hit shit

This must be true for life in general. It's just a matter of learning in a more effective way. Just avoid opponents who would define you by your current level of skill. People are prone to thinking something is because of their genetics.

My biggest disadvantage is giving up when I have no clue to why I lost. And the first reason is the fear of losing to someone and not being acquainted with the opponent. It feels like being taken down by a silent assistant.

I’m too inconsistent. One month I’ll be really good then another 2 months I’ll be terrible

@scorpion9063

3 жыл бұрын

I know no one is gonna read this 😔

@Jack_War

2 жыл бұрын

Leave this forever. Trust me, i doesnt worth it at all

My skill ceiling is capped due to my potato laptop

man i'm done, i've played videogames for years and i'm still garbage, i'm done

i knew there was nothing as a genetic difference. thanks :)

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly! The way you improve is far more important than genetics.

I'm pickin up what you're throwing down! These are some great tips. I also think mindset and lifestyle is a huge part of success as well, which I know you've touched on in some of your other videos.

A channel focused on giving me the knowledge to improve in my games? SUBBED!

I been waiting for u to came back"

This man lined out all of my issues and gave ne the best advice im gunna try this out

It's actually the opposite for me... I get worse the more I play the game... I start out good and then my skill level just goes down into the deepest pit of hell after like a day or two of playing... I don't know why but no matter how much I practice and learn new stuff I can never seem to get better after the inital decline in my skill after starting the game.

@redcon1425

Жыл бұрын

Facts bro real shit

@redcon1425

Жыл бұрын

And then when you stop playing the game for like a month and comeback to it, you are good all of a sudden for a couple of days, and then become dogwater at it again causing you to quit.

@balisticity2237

Жыл бұрын

@@redcon1425 Exactly right

@PathfinderMain0

8 ай бұрын

That happens me everytime i finally get good, its the only reason why i cant get to where i really should be, im convinced im just cursed with bad luck & bad genetics. Its a cycle. Spend months getting better, have 2-3 weeks where your doing as good as you should be, sudden drastic skill drop, do terrible for a month, start getting better over a month, 2-3 weeks doing good, skill loss. Happened me over 10 times this year & over 100 since i started playing fps games. It even happens irl too & i dropped sports cus of it im so sick of this bs. its gotten so bad that i now have a huge hatred towards anyone who is better than me even if i do the activity or not, i should be better than pretty much everyone in existence right now. I dropped “friends” just for being better than me in someway, they are now my enemy, if i even lose a match i either send them hateful messages or just block them instantly

@balisticity2237

8 ай бұрын

@@PathfinderMain0 dang that sounds shitty ngl… I get angry when I lose but I’m not mad at the person who beat me, for me I get mad at myself. So much to the point where I’ll punch myself as hard as I can sometimes… I’m surprised I still have all of my teeth ngl.

I'm borderline pro at every single game I play after 2 weeks give or take. Fortnite I'm so cracked, cs go I was better than average, cod I was ridiculous, but every single game I just cant go pro. I dont know what to do but i want to be a pro gamer more than anything honestly. Like I'm naturally gifted on the sticks and the keys and i have a great PC, but it just never happens. Idk what to do and it makes me want to give up on my dream.

I Play pubgm 6 hours every day... I am good but not getting better, feels like I am stuck at this same level ...

I suck at geometry dash, Osu, Call Of Duty, Pubg, Prototype, Plants Vs Zombies, League Of Legends, Roblox, Counter Strike, Crossfire and i suck at Minecraft. I suck at loving, i suck at playing the piano, i suck at living, I suck at talking, I suck at making money and i suck at improving my life.

@spets234

3 жыл бұрын

Same here man. I Kno it isn't helpful but genuinely, don't give up.

At the moment I live in Australia, Turning 16 in a few days, I feel completely hopeless, I focus on FPS Games, I train everyday etc (kovaaks, osu, pro videos) but can't help myself but think i'd probably will not each anywhere near the skill level required to go pro or knowing even how to enter the scene in the first place when it's so limited in Australia. I don't know what to do

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Highly recommend seeking some coaching if you can't determine the next steps for improving! Hope our videos help too!

@SuperHANGER18

4 жыл бұрын

Challenge tougher enemies learn from those enemies watch what pros do in that game certain angles play styles apply it to your game and tweak it to your preferences keep challenging yourself it’s like exercising you lift so much your muscles will quickly get used to it so to make yourself stronger you add more weights to confuse your muscles your brain is like a muscle add more to it and you’ll see your game sense and skills sky rocket if you train it enough

@scorpion9063

3 жыл бұрын

I was a god at cod when I was 14 now I suck so I gave up. I have to be good at everything

Well just a bonus tip When u have grinded the ranks just Go play with a new account and start the grind again it will bring back ur zeal surprisingly our brain works in such a way if u start over with zero stats u become a natural learner again because there's nothing to lose u have fun find different strategies and other game related mechanism from a different part of community

@xorqen5401

4 жыл бұрын

Brooo i do this withoit realizing that

Im happy that I learned bodybuilding / physical training before learning other skills like gaming The general path from beg - int - adv is actually the same no matter what field it is. You truly just need purposeful practice/program and good recovery.

Fantastic video and I am applying this to other areas other than gaming 👍🔥🙏👨‍💻

Ty, was seriously thinking about this

So I wanna improve at FPS games and your videos really inspired me. However whenever I go back and watch my gameplay and try to stop myself making the same mistakes I end up forgetting and doing it anyway. I saw the video on trying to remember and such but still cannot force myself to do it. Can anyone give me some pointers on how to go about removing mistakes and making better plays?

@lonzoo6467

4 жыл бұрын

Write it down the thing you're trying to improve on

My advice: take a break. I have found that whenever I find myself in a plateau I’ll take a break from that game for a few days, and when I come back to it not only does it feel fresher, I feel like my skills have caught up with my time played.

Thank you so much for the video. This video will help me a lot...

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad, thanks for the support!

Even if you get to the highest rank you just know how far away you still are from being a professional.

I am a student my parents won't let me play more than 5 hours so i play during night 😣😣😣

@domtoretto6850

4 жыл бұрын

Pranjal C I feel your pain man

@pranjal_7505

4 жыл бұрын

@@domtoretto6850 Are you a student like me?😢

@IAmAwesomeSoAreYou

4 жыл бұрын

Pranjal C 5 hours is a shit ton wtf

@absolutegamert2889

4 жыл бұрын

5 hours!!!!???? *SERIOUSLY?*

@pranjal_7505

4 жыл бұрын

@@absolutegamert2889 I am highly addicted to Garena Free Fire even with this shit 1 gm ram phone 5 hours are not enough for me 😂😣

Thanks for all the work you guys do - you really are improving the future generation of esports players and even casuals

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

This means a lot to hear. Thank you for the support!

Yesss finally new video

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yea, hope it was worth the wait!

eAthlete Labs😢 Im 16 and Im from India Nagaland Im also tat kind of gamer hu dreams to be come pro and reach da level of esports!I Know its not easy but im confident of it But problem is becoz of my parents and financial issues i cant play! I just want to ask can i become like da esports players even after i start gaming at da age of 20?! Pls Reply!Ill be really happy! Thank You

For a Competitive Team, what should be more useful? Individual Skills or Coordination We are a CODM team playing and assigned for an Indian Esports Org. And, I want to know more about the scientific side of gaming and your opinions.

@eathletelabs

4 жыл бұрын

It depends on the level of skill and it's important to maintain both. But most of the time at a pro or semi-pro level it is the team coordination and macro-play that makes the biggest difiference.

@CollinsHD

4 жыл бұрын

coordination and roles

8:51 my man’s fade was fresh af