The BEST WAY to always land the LOOP DASH in The Strongest Battlegrounds

In this video, I figured out a new method to always hit the loop dash, which is way easier once you get used to it.

Hope you enjoy!

Ehren

[HarrySargent-dy]

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[lomenlol-]

bro i like how you just wanna teach us smth and not like the other yts that create 8 min vids just for money and you get straight to the point so nice

[MrsReapers]

I've landed this a few times without realizing it was a tech. (In every battlegrounds game except z battlegrounds and jjs)

[ghstfe]

Your a legend bro, you got straight to the point instead of making the video as long as 8 mins for monetization

[TheVoidGrinder]

this video helped out a TON bro i could only land it but the opponent would go far away, now i can do it almost flawlessly!

[AhmedBA-ehds]

01:33 bro felt like itadori after landing 3 continuous black flashes

[zuoth]

you know its a good day when Ehren posts

[MadXD-yo]

You know ur gonna learn something when Ehren uploads

[krystellemacasero]

Bro thank you for this I was struggling but now I can combo everyone Thank you

[shadow_editz-zq]

thank you ehren I'm about to become my idol alpha1 with this

[imLSG_onYT]

the way you said turn like that then turn like this made me like "oh thats ez, wait ok, hell naw " xd

[Mgumnlol]

a better method that bypasses the climbing feature is instead of staying on the ground while using uppercut u just jump and use it at the same time then u stand on the opponent and do the tech, after a bit of practice it gets really easy to do

[Bobit-ifnm]

Ok I actually managed to do it once it works you earned a sub ❤

[Sadi_TheStar]

1:48 It’s fine, as long as we know what to do, we get it!

[AyyubaliRaihan]

Thx for the tip bro love ya vids ik you getting tired of me saying happy stuff to ya vids but amazing vids thx for the tips I might be good cuz of ya thx for every single tip for me you make the best vids hope you get 23 subs and you deserve when you get that

[hongang]

Is it me still waiting this buddy make video some sonic tech.(He truly underrated I hate to call spam while i do true combo.)

[I_make_stuff__o-byqj]

Ohgod my fingers r going to hate me with this one

[ban]

dawg, tysm for this useful vid :D
I finally can do a loop dash now

[Kitsunori-The-Cat]

You know that the distance you can throw a player with the dash depends on the angle.
More information can be found on the TSB wiki or fandom.

[WildSamchai]

wsg, I have an alternative way of this tech: You uplift the enemy and look back, then dash, when ur 50% done the dash you turn your camera and try to hit them, If it doesnt work Then move your camera back little bit by 1.2% It basically looks like a curve do I call it Alter loop dash