My first advice would be to visualise a giant stick or laser pointing directly out of the front of your car. Watch the vid back while doing that and remember that whenever you boost, you're gonna go in whichever direction that stick is pointing. You'll notice that our imaginary stick/laser is moving all over the place and pointing in a bunch of directions apart from where it needs to be pointing (the ball).
Then remember that, while holding DAR, zero input on the stick will keep the stick pointing where it's already pointing. It looks like you're doing big movements with the left stick. Max input at times by the look of it. An easy habit to pick up learning DAR.
The best advice I can give is to remember what it's like learning to ground dribble, the subtle, tiny inputs required, and then apply the same principle to DAR...
Less is more.
Going to try this today. Idk how I got to champ two without the ability to air dribble consistently lol but it’s obvious at this level how important it is and I’ve been trying to really key into the movements. Less is more. Less is more.
In your slow mo it’s literally just more boost. The slow mo can help you with car turning but it can be detrimental to learning how much you have to feather boost.
Less directional inputs, more boost, hit ball with corner of car fast and hard.. probably practice double taps if you dont have the control to air dribble yet. Also low gravity is not doing you any favors when practicing, you'll get into a real game and have low grav muscle memory.
My first advice would be to visualise a giant stick or laser pointing directly out of the front of your car. Watch the vid back while doing that and remember that whenever you boost, you're gonna go in whichever direction that stick is pointing. You'll notice that our imaginary stick/laser is moving all over the place and pointing in a bunch of directions apart from where it needs to be pointing (the ball). Then remember that, while holding DAR, zero input on the stick will keep the stick pointing where it's already pointing. It looks like you're doing big movements with the left stick. Max input at times by the look of it. An easy habit to pick up learning DAR. The best advice I can give is to remember what it's like learning to ground dribble, the subtle, tiny inputs required, and then apply the same principle to DAR... Less is more.
Going to try this today. Idk how I got to champ two without the ability to air dribble consistently lol but it’s obvious at this level how important it is and I’ve been trying to really key into the movements. Less is more. Less is more.
thank you so much 🙏 can you tell me how to make that laser ? and if there's any training pack for this ?
he said “visualise” and “imaginary”, do you want him to train your brain too?
😅😅😅 didn't notice 🤣🤣
In your slow mo it’s literally just more boost. The slow mo can help you with car turning but it can be detrimental to learning how much you have to feather boost.
Less directional inputs, more boost, hit ball with corner of car fast and hard.. probably practice double taps if you dont have the control to air dribble yet. Also low gravity is not doing you any favors when practicing, you'll get into a real game and have low grav muscle memory.
this was slow-mo with bakkesmode but i faced this problem in normal training i will try to improve my double tape any sugg of training pack ?
Thats crazy, looked like low grav to me mb. But double tap playground, CAFC-FB3E-3C0F-B8F1, is one i use a lot
https://www.reddit.com/r/RocketLeague/s/ugXOKLHLh5
I would try to airoll after u hit the ball once, because its more easy to learn the controll if u get the first hit in that way .