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The way you get good enough at free throws to hit them at clutch moments is the same way you might develop muscle memory in league, you practise them so insanely much that its automatic, you don’t get in your own head about the pressure, because you’re not thinking about the actions you’re doing, its just autonomous. Apply that to league what are some of the most common moments people fuck up, fail flashing or messing up combos, if people spent enough time mastering combos, and specifically practising flashing common walls (or a mixture of both for flash q combos on thresh or something, people would fuck up less on stage. Arguably it’d be suboptimal because having better macro but fail flashing once in a while is probably a good tradeoff, but we understand how to essentially “remove” pressure from an athletes mind.

@@CC-INV At lot of the times players with low free throws percentages are players who get way too much on their own head and start over thinking about the position of their hands, their fingers, remembering the mechanics that were being told by the coaches, the power regulation to throw it. They are so many factors that are included on the whole equation. Audiences distracting you, noises distracting you, the state of the game at the moment you taking those shots, your mental state during the game. Are you missing at lot the shots during the game?. are you in your zone?. The size of the hands of the player taking them, fatigue, the natural strength of the player, the composure of the player, Are you a more power oriented player? are you a finessed oriented player?. How were you coached during your developing state?. American coaches don't care about FT's and don't really teach Fowards and Big men's to take free throws so they never work on their mechanics and then end up growing up getting into the league and at point is so late in your career that trying to change the mechanics don't really work as often.

@@RomnysGonzalez you just described exactly what I’m saying, when you don’t practise FTs enough, you get in your own head, have to remember mechanics, finger placement, timing, even your own routine. Common theme of some of the best shooters ever? They shot so many times theres nothing to remember, its as natural as breathing. Same goes for any skill, if you practise it enough, pressure becomes irrelevant. Completely different question is whether practising a skill so much its basically perfect is a worthy time investment.

@@RomnysGonzalez think of it like driving, most people when they start are nervous, scared etc because they are not experienced (in other words well practised). You have to think about changing gears, checking mirrors, stopping distances, pedestrians on the street, so many things to consider. The more you drive, the more comfortable it becomes to the point the majority of people no longer feel the pressure of driving, you can almost put yourself on autopilot and muscle memory will complete the actions you need to do.

He's transitioning for pride month

Probably lose to an NACL team

This team would be terrible for one simple reason. Sneaky, QT and Dlift are all trash at top.

​@@blobitz9648 I was trying to be funny implying that "they could make it pro", and "follow their dreams", we all know they're LCS veterans. Having a streamteam play in the open qualifier could be a lot of fun content though.

@@vilhelm- ​ I was trying to be funny implying that "they could make it pro", and "follow their dreams", we all know they're LCS veterans. Having a streamteam play in the open qualifier could be a lot of fun content though.

Not only is this an interesting topic (there are many research papers on this very issue, so it’s not trivial), but Doublelift also gives two massive disclaimers before asking his question, mentioning that he is uninformed on the issue. I swear to god people will look for any reason to attack Doublelift on this channel lmao

wow way to parrot the most original thought ever expressed. the silver elo armchair expert everyone