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Who is the best teacher?

PB&J

Smash Hero
Joined
Apr 25, 2007
Messages
5,758
Location
lawrenceville, GA
Lambchops is the best teacher. If you really didnt know him well,he woudnt say anything but he knew so much about the game.

Cactuar is the man too. Need more sit downs with this man too
 

gravy

Smash Ace
Joined
Apr 4, 2009
Messages
560
What do you guys think the best way to reach a top level is? I've currently been playing for like six months, I live in the same reason as JesiahTeg, and I'm trying to become good as fast as possible, I enjoy the challenge of learning something that's so complicated. Right now, when I'm practicing, I write myself a list of things that I want to be able to do perfectly, and I do them until I can do it ten times in a row without messing up. For example, right now I'm trying to find a thread on platform mechanics, so I can know for sure what the fastest way to drop through a platform consistently after a waveland is. When I get home, I'm going to practice doing that, and then I'm going to practice doing it with different waveland lengths and doing different aerials after I drop through the platform, or even just wavelanding on the ground. This way, I give myself the ability to do as many mixups as possible, and work on keeping my game smooth and fast, so that when I'm playing, I can just focus on picking apart my opponent, instead of worrying about messing up techskill. I would love your guys opinion on this though. What did you guys do to learn when you were beginners?
 
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