VOD Review
$45
One game, taken apart frame by frame. The entry point, and the one most players should start with.
- 45-minute recorded teardown
- Timestamped written notes
- Three fixes ranked by LP impact
- Delivered within 48 hours
Master · NA Mid Live now · 1.4k watching
Climb like the ladder owes you something.
Poison Envy is a Master-tier mid lane playing five nights a week — unfiltered ranked, VOD teardowns, and one-on-one reviews for players who are done hard-stuck.
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The method
How a session runs →Coaching that starts with your losses.
Nobody climbs out of a tier list. The work is in the four minutes of a game you have already played and never watched back.
- 01
Your replays, not a theory lecture
Every session starts inside a game you actually lost. We find the three decisions that cost it and the pattern underneath them — not a checklist you will forget by Tuesday.
- 02
One habit at a time
Hard-stuck is rarely a mechanics problem. You leave with a single measurable change to run for a week, and we check it against your next ten games.
- 03
Written up, not just talked at
Timestamped notes land in your inbox within 24 hours of every review, so the session is still useful three weeks later when the habit slips.
Sessions
Compare in detailThree ways in.
Start with a single replay. Most players find the pattern they have been losing to inside the first one.
Live Session
$80
Screen-share, voice, and your account. We queue, I talk, and you fix it in the game you are playing.
- 60 minutes one-on-one
- Live draft and matchup prep
- Recording is yours to keep
- Follow-up notes in Discord
- Priority rebooking
Climb Block
$420
The full programme. Six sessions, a tracked goal, and someone who notices when you stop turning up.
- Six live sessions
- Two VOD reviews between blocks
- Weekly habit tracking
- Direct line on Discord
- Draft and champion pool plan
- Rank goal or the last block is free
What lands in your inbox
Timestamped, written down, yours to keep.
The recording is half of it. The notes are the half you still have three weeks later when the habit slips back.
Recording
45 minutes, yours to keep and re-watch
Written notes
Every call marked at the second it happened
Three fixes
Ranked by what each is worth in LP
One habit
The single change to run for your next ten games
Results
Players who stopped being stuck.
Four years of Gold. One session about wave state and I hit Plat in three weeks. He did not tell me to play better, he told me what I was actually doing.
Ravensmark
The write-up is the thing. I have re-read the notes from my first review probably ten times and still find something in them.
Kestrel
Brutal in the way you want. No hand-holding, no filler. He found the same mistake in three different games and I have not made it since.
Nine Volt
On stream
Five nights a week, every week.
Ranked with the mic on. Viewer VODs on Tuesdays, community games on Fridays.
| Day | Focus | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Ranked to Grandmaster | 8 PM – 12 AM |
| Tuesday | Ranked + viewer VODs | 8 PM – 12 AM |
| Wednesday | Review write-ups | Off |
| Thursday | Ranked grind | 8 PM – 1 AM |
| Friday | Ranked + community games | 8 PM – 2 AM |
| Saturday | Coaching hour, then ranked | 6 PM – 12 AM |
| Sunday | Off | Off |
Questions
Read all questionsBefore you book.
What rank do I need to be?
None. Roughly half the reviews booked are Gold and below. The lower the rank, the bigger the wins available — the mistakes are larger and easier to name.
Do you coach roles other than mid?
Yes. Macro, wave state and decision-making transfer across every role, and those are what most reviews are about. If a session needs role-specific mechanics beyond mid, that is said up front rather than bluffed.
How do I send you a replay?
Book a slot and you get a form for your op.gg and the match ID. If you have a client recording, even better — upload a link and the review starts from the timestamp you flag.
What if the session does not help?
First session, full refund, no argument. That has been taken up four times in three years and it is offered because it should almost never be needed.