The Best Car Control Practice | Tips from a Pro RL Coach

In this video I'll be covering some ways to practice your car control. There aren't many other videos covering ways to
practice your car control, or even explaining how to. Hopefully this video will help you understand how you can
start practicing to improve your control. I hope this helps you to understand the importance of freeplay,
and in turn use it more often. Make sure to check out the workshop maps I listed, to help focus on your car control
Thanks for stopping by!

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Music | Far Away by Declan DP

[Virge]

Hey guys! Make sure to show Manscaped our appreciation for helping me make this video! Check them out:

[nitroz.]

My guy is still hearting comments a year later what a mega chad.

[xforkhandlesx]

I think ghost cars would be great in training so we can see how it should be done as were practicing, sometimes having a ghost car to follow would really help

[ariktheman]

The picture of Homer appearing to the "woo" in the music made this already great video that much better.

[Dallas-qfhu]

That obstacle course was very satisfying to watch. Then I try it and my car looks like a wounded duck flying through the air

[martinin]

10/10 for the homer on the "woo", but 1/10 for the gameplay that makes you seem unhuman and me like I'm playing with my toes.

[samzettel]

Wish they had the custom training maps on console :(

[scottnielsenn]

This genuinely helped me. I was stuck in the high end of champ 1 but could not break through to c2 at all, thinking I’ve done all these aerial practices and can do them perfectly, but the one that helped me the most was that I never went sideways from end to end. That heavily restricted my movements without me even noticing.
Edit- after practicing this for about 2 weeks, I broke through to C3 and am in the verge of hitting GC. Never thought that a simple aerial control mechanic could drastically change my skill.

[thizlam]

Definitely like the intro edits at the beginning. Thanks for these videos, helps out for sure!

[ToxzyT_YT]

ToxzyT notes:

1:38 forget the ball, learn what happens when u do what
2:56 keep your car in the air
3:10 goal to goal with all sides

[iamzflo]

“Car control and ball control, go together like a pair of———“ *commercial plays*

Oh... so that’s how they censor things nowadays.

[rawgaming]

Literally, Virge is a God. It's hard to find high-quality tips/tutorials that actual pro-players. And every time, I watch your videos, it's always something completely new that I learning (even considering I'm c3). I love your coaching videos, truly amazing!

[matthewschutz]

I was laughing pretty hard every time the Simpson guy said “woo”. Some channels overdo the amount of pics and memes in their videos, but I think that was perfect. Also thank you for explaining momentum! I’ve thought about it but not quite in such simple terms.

[lukeanderson]

Awesome video! I was just starting to realize recently how important momentum is and this helped a ton! You're really good at that workshop map

[ScoobsL]

I'm diamond 1 and you made this game look so buttery smooth like I'm a bronze 1. I just got down the speedy kick offs (diagonal flip while boosting at the same time). I can air dribble and all the basics like learn when to use double jump to get to the ball faster and now i know to hold powerslide to keep momentum. Great video!

[ShwazyG]

New player : can't wait to try this map

*2 minutes later*

- *broken controller* has joined your channel

[bezalielxo]

7:28 the Pepe in the windshield xD nice little detail

[svenmeuleman]

This vid helped me so much, first with the upside down and sideway aerial control and later on with the drift. Great vid!

[pookr]

This is one of the most helpful training videos I’ve ever come across and in 1 day of doing the “drills” you suggested, I can already feel massive car control improvements in my gameplay, I feel as if my game speed is vastly increased and I can put consistent solid touches in the air. Thank you for this video.

[link]

YES! We like the editing in the beginning and of course 4:54. I really appreciate these little details.