#pasu hard :(
vast aspen
tired nimbus
https://youtu.be/9t8mZ7wR0Jc
looking better
i am seeing hesitation though
54 seconds for example
also near the start
17 seconds was a bit messy too
also think sometimes ur unsure where to go to next
40 secs for example
u want to have a clear path of what target u want to go for next
vast aspen
trying to balance out being deliberate and being fast
i'm getting close though, which is good
tired nimbus
u should try
some high sens runs
20cm
then do some smaller verions of pasu on ur normal cm
then go back to intermediate
see how that goes
vast aspen
pasu small
ecvh
did it
and
ehh
p much around the same scores
i think i may have to do a few hundred more runs before i can reach jade on this
just a simple lack of talent on my part, is ok tho
I'll get there one day
eventually
supple minnow
https://youtu.be/9t8mZ7wR0Jc
Hesitation is one thing but to me this more so seems to be a clashing of you autopiloting and you trying to go for a certain technique that leads to the hesitation, failed adjustments and lack of pathing.
From my perspective it seems you're trying to smoothen out your aim but struggling to commit to it. If you rewatch this vod back I think you'll notice at some parts you're smoothly going from target to target and having good pace and then you'll do a drastic flick to another target and treat it like static for a couple seconds, miss a bit then re-adjust back to the smooth technique.
vast aspen
it's like i get into a good flow, and i just can't keep that flow
which i thought would stop happening once i played more but
ehh
supple minnow
It's how technique adjustment works, you need to spend more focused time on the technique you're aiming for rather than just playing more runs with the half/half you currently have.
vast aspen
Hesitation is one thing but to me this more so seems to be a clashing of you aut...
it's really hard to keep pace on pasu for me in my experience
supple minnow
It's a very odd scenario yeah, I don't really enjoy playing it because of how it functions but that's personal taste. Remember the goal isn't keeping up pace for score. Your goal is keeping technique good and consistent.
The score will usually follow shortly after
vast aspen
i understand