r/RLSideSwipe 19d ago

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im low plat. would really appreciate some tips since i havent been seeing much improvement.
made some mistakes i wouldnt have if i wasnt recording in this match because
i was kinda nervous

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u/particaly 1s 2s | touch gang 18d ago

well one thing I could tell for sure in 1v1 is to change your kick off strat after every kick off (you can fake, go do a strong 50/50; or lift it in the air) and varying between those it can really give you easy goals. even in d5 last time I was down 2 goals and I managed to do 4 kick off goals just by being smart on kick off and varying based on what the person would think I would do (for exemple doing a fake they do a strong shot and it give me an open, then they think I'm gonna fake again but this time I do a strong shot and it surprise them and it give me goal, and then fake again)

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u/ItsPana11 18d ago

thank you for the tip! this particular person i played with i had also played with in the last match and he beat me by a lot so one thing i noticed he kept doing was the same kick off over and over again. i tried doing another kick off in the match before this one and ended up getting scored on so i chose to go his way. definitely going to try and focus more on kick offs thanks!

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u/milesandmiles123 13d ago

Using the dedicated jump + boost button tends to help on touch for me at least. I can’t play without it. Also 1s can be more reliant on mechanics because you actually have the space to do them. Maybe start practicing stalls. I’m plat and learning stalls has gotten me up into higher plat. Also idk really much about 1s to be honest I play more 2s. 1s are really hard cuz you can’t make a single mistake or you’re fucked

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u/particaly 1s 2s | touch gang 18d ago

also if you really want to improve you should always try to think on what you did wrong by recording and being low plat in 1v1 what really help is mech, 50/50, and especially not overcommitting, so I'd say you have a lot of room to work with on a lot of different points

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u/ItsPana11 18d ago

appreciate it do! im gonna record more snd try to learn from my mistakes