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The Essence of Esports Coaching: Evolve or get left behind.
Esports is evolving, and the most educated coaches will rise to the top.
Currently, most esports coaches are ‘grinding’—repeating the same routines season after season, hoping that trial and error will eventually lead them to become world...
A VOD review is when a coach and player analyse a recorded match together to find mistakes, understand why they happened, and fix them in future games. Done well, it turns raw footage into real improvement. Here is how to run one that actually changes how your players perform.
As a part of espor...
In this blog, we're going to teach you how to build new habits and overcome bad habits to help your players perform more consistently and at a higher level.
We're all creatures of habit. You, me, your players, everyone. So, what are habits anyway? Habits are the day-to-day choices and activities we...
Every team loses and experiences setbacks. That's simply the nature of esports and competition. This blog will discuss how you can help your players recover from losses and setbacks.
An example of a setback that we collectively experienced was COVID. It made the world stand still for almost two yea...
As an Esports coach, a crucial part of your job is motivating and stimulating your players to do what they need to do to grow. You want them to engage in the right behaviors. Reaching their next level depends upon it, and therefore, so does your success as a coach.
To succeed as a coach, you want t...
Preparing your esports team to perform at their best online is one thing. Achieving the same thing for live stage performance is another. You know this, and so do your players. Performing in front of a live crowd is a very real challenge.
How you prepare your team in the months, weeks, days, hours,...
How do you structure your esports practice and scrims coach? You might run your practices as usual. Players come in, you jump into a game, give some pointers, and then you end with a VOD and set goals for the next practice. Although this is commonly practiced, you’re missing out on a lot! It is not ...
