About me
My passion for gaming started in my mid teens and followed me through University and Working life.
The first competitive experience with the long forgotten shooter "Enemy Territory" changed the way i fewed games forever.
Call of Duty 4 Pam & Promod followed from there i went through all the big PvP Games. Counter strike GO, DayZ, Super Smash Bros Melee, HoN and DotA, Escape from Tarkov and now Deadlock. Over all of these Games i have approximately about 50k hours, and with the hours comes experience.
Now after 22 years of gaming and about 7 different competitive Games, i decided to share my experience to improve your gameplay. No matter what level of Experience you already have, we will find a way to improve your Game.
As for the shredding side i am currently training with a so called "butterpad" because i am also an avid snowboarder since the age of 13 and with this pad it is possible to train your snowboarding at home. Hopefully in the future i can start my snowboard coaching as well. As for now there is still alot to figure out on how to do it, so stay tuned for that!
Competitive Gaming
Competitive gaming is more than just playing a video game — it is the pursuit of improving through skill, strategy, and consistency. The focus is on decision-making, execution, adaptation, and continuous learning rather than simply winning.
Even if you play other players, the ultimate goal is to improve yourself from last match. Understand mechanics, analyze mistakes, and develop a natural flow. Every match becomes an opportunity to improve habits, mental resilience under pressure, and mapknowledge.
Reach a point where you have optimized your game so much that the only thing that is left to work on is communication and synergy.
Having someone to guide you that has 3000 hours in a game can make a huge difference in knowing better what to focus on early on, but it wont spare you the grind if you wanna reach high tiers.
Even short and consistent practice sessions can lead to noticeable progress, especially in the early beginning.
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2002 - 2005 start to play competitive Enemy Territory (Wolfenstein MP mod)/ 4k hours
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2004 - 2009 start to play competitve CoD4 (PAM mod, Pro mod) / 8k hours
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2007 - 2011 spent way to much time on DayZ Arma 2 mod / 8k hours
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2010 - 2015 Heroes of Newerth (1750 mmr in the end)/ 8k hours
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2013 - Now Counter Strike 2 (Global Offensive back then, Legenday Eagle master) / 3k hours
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2015 - 2019 Super Smash Bros Melee (Falco, Marth) / 1k hours
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2019 - 2022 Escape from Tarkov (reached Kappa 3 times) / 3k hours
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2025 - Now Deadlock (Phantom 1) / 3k hours
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My experince in competitive Gaming:
Personal Life
In the actual world i managed to finish my academic career with a Diploma in Brew- and Softdrink technology from the Technical University Munich (TUM). Turns out, productionlines, meetings, email correspondence and corporate working was not made for me. Right now i am living in Germany, Bavaria but i am aiming to move further towards the mountains in order to get more snowdays and possibilities to Board. I just want to Snowboard more after i have found this new way of riding called Gratori (Butter). I want to see if i can actually perform these tricks in the European Alps. Therefore i am currently training on a so called butterpad which basicly is just a plastic matt that lets you rotate your board with little resistance or friction, like snow would (i had to order this matt from china because there are no comparable systems to buy in the EU).
So stay tuned for my courses for snowboarding once i feel like i am myself able to do them!
MIcro
Movement, Balance, Body
Mastering the movement of snowboarding while trying to enjoy the ride. Balance and body training enhances overall bodyfeeling and makes you more slick on the board .
Meso
Trickknowledge & Risk management
Learning how to read the sloap. How to spot your line. Never jump a kicker blind. Never underestimate the force of speed and avoid unnecessary risks.
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Training and Endurance
How to step by step break down tricks to learn them. What excercises to do to improve particular habits or to unlearn habits.