In League of Legends you usually do not lose because of mechanics, but because you do not know what to do with a won lane. A 1:1 session exists to go through your matches and point out the minute where you give away the advantage you had.<\/p>\n
Macro and map control.<\/strong> Securing objectives, decisions around dragons, heralds and barons, and the most common soloQ mistake - being unable to close out a won game. We also cover when a tower is worth taking and when it costs you tempo.<\/p>\n Laning phase.<\/strong> Wave management, trading patterns and jungle tracking. Those three decide the first fifteen minutes, and most players never work on any of them deliberately.<\/p>\n Champion pool.<\/strong> Which champions suit your style and the current meta - and why playing fifteen at once slows your progress more than it helps.<\/p>\n Builds.<\/strong> The right item choices create an advantage that better aiming will not claw back. We check whether you react to what the enemy is building.<\/p>\n Ranked strategy.<\/strong> A long-term climbing plan, and avoiding the trap everyone calls Elo Hell - which is usually just repeating the same three mistakes.<\/p>\n We move into decision-making and reaction speed to events on the map, assessing team behaviour, the quality of your ganks, roaming and comms. We also look at where team comps naturally counter each other - because some matches are decided at draft, and knowing that saves you a lot of frustration. We will name plainly what your strength is and what your weakness is.<\/p>\n League can be an unusually hostile game, and pretending that does not affect results is pointless. We go through concrete ways of handling it - from setting up your comms to deciding when to simply leave the queue. If that is your main problem, we have a separate session on tilt control<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n The scope of a session is not a fixed list - it depends on what your matches show. Got a specific topic? Message us beforehand and we will prepare for it.<\/p>\n Is the session tailored to my role?<\/strong><\/p>\n Yes. Priorities for top lane, jungle, mid, ADC and support differ enough that a generic macro session makes no sense. Tell us what you play and we will prepare around it.<\/p>\n What should I prepare?<\/strong><\/p>\n Two or three recent losses - ideally ones you thought were unfair. Those are the most instructive, because they usually contain the mistake you cannot see yourself.<\/p>\n I have been stuck in the same division for months. Will one session help?<\/strong><\/p>\n One session is enough to establish what is blocking you and leave with a plan. The result then depends on execution - which is why you get something concrete to practise rather than a list of platitudes. Being permanently stuck in one division almost never comes down to bad luck with teammates.<\/p>\n Can you help with aim and reactions?<\/strong><\/p>\n In League that matters less than in shooters, but latency can ruin abilities that need precision. If you suspect your hardware or connection, we handle that in PC optimization<\/strong><\/a>, where we measure input lag before and after.<\/p>\n I have no time for an online meeting.<\/strong><\/p>\n Then pick the VOD review<\/strong><\/a> - you send a link to a recording and get back a report with your recurring mistakes and a list of things to practise.<\/p>\n How do I check the coach's level before buying?<\/strong><\/p>\nIf you play Diamond or above<\/h2>\n
On toxicity, without sugar-coating<\/h2>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n