I provide competitive gaming content with an educational twist. Hundreds of unique viewers attend each livestream to discuss competitive formats, upcoming events, and explore a community that encourages curiosity and inclusivity. Years of practice and communication allows me to address each comment and question with clarity, never losing sight of what it means to pave the way.
Through Patreon, I instructed students, analyzed metas, and wrote articles that led to the creation of PvP Basics. This page and its 70+ posts are now publicly available, featuring an academic approach to Pokémon GO Trainer Battles. It now acts as an archive for teams and deep dives into Silph Cups, GBL, Charge Move Timing, and more.
In 2020, I made a series of tweets in response to dozens of coaching requests by the community. When advising different individuals with varying levels of experience, I noticed common trends and a lack of bearing in practice. The result was nine brief posts to give context to the most common misunderstandings in Pokémon GO Trainer Battles at the time.Click hereto navigate to the collection of tweets.
QSA marks one of the most significant turning points in competitive Pokémon GO history. I highlighted a development opportunity that raised the strategic complexity of battles by manipulating the order of operations surrounding Charge Attacks. This led to a rework and major QoL change that automated and queued both Charge Attacks and Switches.
