How do you pro's maintain your stamina when playing hard maps?
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Maintaining Stamina on Hard Maps.
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More efficient reading and better technique. Reading and technique are things that can be talked about how to do, but it takes learning on how to put it into practice. For example, pressing a key as quickly as possible. If you actually try, it will not work how you want it to because you need to force yourself to do it - meaning that it takes conscious effort to achieve, and as result, it will turn out to be slow. Once you have played enough, you would start doing it without realizing or without wasting too much effort because it will be ingrained into your muscle memory. Once something is ingrained into muscle memory, you do it subconsciously and do not really need to think about how to do it.
i have a mechanical keyboard with brown switches so i have taktile feedback to where i have to press my key. You basically dont press your key all the way down and tap lighter. the rest is just playing the game and you eventually build up enough stamina to endure 270 jumpstream over 4 mins or higher.
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I hope this helps you throughout your journey. Good luck!
I hope this helps you throughout your journey. Good luck!
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-Dom- wrote:
i have a mechanical keyboard with brown switches so i have taktile feedback to where i have to press my key. You basically dont press your key all the way down and tap lighter. the rest is just playing the game and you eventually build up enough stamina to endure 270 jumpstream over 4 mins or higher.
Does changing switches really help in stamina? I currently have a blue switch and changing from that to a rubber dome keyboard does make a difference, but that's a different case. So what switch is more efficient to use? I'm torn between red switches and brown.
How does one play lighter in jacks and split trills lol. (Idk what the pattern is called but it looks like a 2 trills at the same time).Yyorshire wrote:
play lighter
I'm currently @ Dan 7 and trying to be 8th dan. But every time I play it, My accuracy becomes shit @ brute force. I can S both Kaguyahime and Brute force but not on 8th dan.
MeganeX wrote:
How do you pro's maintain your stamina when playing hard maps?
Bro I am not the best but...
The way...
To be better...
Is only work harder...
Just play more and ur fingers stamina will be better believe me bro
Or go train to the gym I'm doing it and I have stronger hands and it's better than before
The biggest roadblock to playing lighter is when you tense your muscles up in order to either force yourself to play something when you're losing stamina (which increases stamina drain) or by trying to play faster than you can currently handle.
In both of those cases basically everyone ends up forcing their muscles to tense up, which slows you down and uses much more stmina than you would if you could hit the same patterns more lightly.
Sometimes the problem is that reading is delaying you just enough to be a problem. In this case, it will probably FEEL like a speed thing, but in reality your muscles are fast enough, but your brain itself isn't. In this case, you just need to practice reading more.
Sometimes, it's that you lack the technique to control yourself during certain patterns. The way to deal with this is quite obviously, to practice those kinds of patterns until you can control them properly.
In both of those cases basically everyone ends up forcing their muscles to tense up, which slows you down and uses much more stmina than you would if you could hit the same patterns more lightly.
Sometimes the problem is that reading is delaying you just enough to be a problem. In this case, it will probably FEEL like a speed thing, but in reality your muscles are fast enough, but your brain itself isn't. In this case, you just need to practice reading more.
Sometimes, it's that you lack the technique to control yourself during certain patterns. The way to deal with this is quite obviously, to practice those kinds of patterns until you can control them properly.
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