Recent content by jedimeister007

I've heard you and many others talk about flowstate and its importance. My only experience with flowstate comes from traditional sports, but specifically competitive swimming. With swimming I find it very easy to flow as I can always adjust the challenge gradually and I constantly feel in...

so i've been playing more relaxed which has helped me not get tilted as easily as before and is really helping me see some flaws in my game one thing i'm starting to realize i have trouble punishing overall is fox's fh https://youtu.be/ICeKbF_Vk-U?t=125 lets say i was playing and knew fox was...

After spending just these few days trying to reduce tension and meditate, I think I'm starting to realize a majority of my issues come from out-of-game problems (getting too easily frustrated, overfocusing on mistakes, getting nervous, etc.) so thank you so much for helping me realize this! so...

i got to play netplay with Medz again and he was showing how predictable in neutral I was. tbh it was extremely frustrating having him punish my same idiotic approaches and defensive options over and over again and while i understood he was outplaying me and i was too obvious, i just couldn't...

so I've taken your advice by starting to focus on more specific aspects of my game and it has really helped me stay more grounded while playing so thank you very much! after looking at vods and just thinking more while playing, I've started having theories as to what my main problems are and...

i recently was able to play a very good player (medz) on netplay and came across some issues. Overall I felt my decision making was alright when we first started the matches, however he started getting more powershields into punishes, reading my approaches and just controlling the match more (he...

so recently i've been more interested in picking up Marth to play as a secondary/potential main and just had a few q's what are some good resources for newer Marth mains? I've been watching lots of PPU, Tai and PPMD to try and understand the character, but I wanna know what other players do...

i have a mentality/prep question. in a couple of days, i'm going to a very interesting tournament where i can play various top 20 players for hours a day for 2-3 days and i just want to know what i should think about/focus on to prepare for performing my best and learning the most. this is going...

not sure if others have experienced this, but i've got a weird and new problem. in the past my punish game has been my strongest aspect, then edge guards, then pretty much everything else. over these past 1-2 months i've really been working on my neutral, holding stage position, learning how to...

i agree that you can't really find a "correct" answer to a situation, but I'm pretty run JC shine or just walk forward shine would be really hard to deal with. it would most likely stuff a jab/ftilt by the marth, or if he shields you could grab out of the shine? i guess rolling in would beat...

is falcos uair a consistent and viable way to catch a Fox trying to fh when at close range on the way up? the situation i'm mainly thinking of is when you laser a fox's shield, and he fullhops oos to try and land with a uair or drill to punish your approach. i've had a good amount of success...

got some Puff Falco q's. Whenever I read the way a Puff comes down, I normally just shoot a laser and run away, but I feel like there's a way better punish I can get if I have a solid read. One example I have is if I know a puff has a habit of landing with a fade back nair...

a few q's from a set i'm watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=20&v=DxjW4-m8vzw so ginger dashdances out of the nair and i'm guessing he went for a dair, but how good would dash attack be? What about grab? I could see grab being not super good since Hax could've rolled or jabbed...

oh I see what you mean. This is sort of a new development so I haven't fully gone through the process, but I'm starting to see more places where I can take risks, and how playing defensive isn't the best option every time. It's also making me think more dynamically about situations and how many...