I COACHED

[@pranav2423]

Lud talking to Broxah is like Aang talking to the lion turtle

[@saturnz428]

Broxah has such a teacher vibe, he made sure Ludwig was on the right path by asking him simple questions and not mindlessly giving him orders. It's honestly so nice to see

[@analog_caveman]

Years ago Broxah posted something about going to schools and talking to a class. I’ve been a fan ever since.

[@jackcaccioppoli1500]

you have to respect ludwig being able to more or less conduct an interview at 14 mins whilst doing his best in game. mans was built for streaming

[@Aurelius2142]

"Diamond next!" Broxah is the most positive man alive. Always brings a smile to my face

[@asfarkhan606]

I've never imagined a day would come when I see Ludwig and Broxah in the same video. This makes me super happy!

[@wowJhil]

Yeah, some things turn out good nowadays. All these different collabs!

[@NailsByAdanja]

Same! I watch them both for a few years now, didn’t know I needed this colab haha. Kinda sad I missed it though!

[@danielminor5595]

There’s such a stark difference in Broxah’s coaching, that I think all of Ludwig’s other coaches failed at: when there’s action going on, and Ludwig needs to focus on what’s on his screen, Broxah ISNT TALKING. Every other coach Ludwig has had would treat it like they were casting his game. Broxah knows that there are appropriate times to speak and teach, and there’s moments to be silent, let the student focus and make their own decisions.

[@glennburton9689]

Yeah that’s a sign of a great teacher. Knowing when to coach and when to be quiet. Rare skill and massive respect. Also to Lud for the acknowledgement and the subs. Wholesome stuff.

[@eccentricbass3730]

I’d been trying to figure it out, thanks for putting it into words! This holds true for teaching lots of things.

[@TheSmartCinema]

also he acknowledges ludwig's opinions before explaining why it might be wrong instead of ridiculing them

[@thatgreenguyplayer2]

Huuge, actually. Thanks for putting it into words why this coaching felt so good. He's not here to back seat, he's here to review the learnable moments in real time. We learn from our mistakes most.

[@lknight1266]

I'd say the others prob had more of a content focused mindset, where Broxah seemed to genuinely want to help out, regardless of content. With the content out of the way, the coaching is way more legit

[@g7parsh]

Turns out, all he needed was a calm gentle voice, and someone who won't call him dogshit

[@katanaz7124]

love how he didn't overload information and was very clear with things he wanted to work on and how he spoke. best coach lud has ever had

[@colrapture9844]

Probably one of the greatest coaching sessions ive witnessed. Broxah definitely has a very good method to teaching. Patient, and willing to listen to the explanation of his student while allowing the student to correct their own mistakes by nudging them in the right direction. Also reaffirming the good things and building confidence is huge. People dont learn from being told what to do, people learn by understanding WHY they should be doing something, great job!

[@dashiellwolf5956]

I don't even play league, but watching this is incredibly useful. Knowing how big Lud's personality is, and having seen how he has clashed with other players/coaches, this session is amazingly insightful. So many of the lessons needed in competitive team gaming aren't even specific to the game or video games in general, but are instead pretty universal emotional intelligence principles. Know what is or isn't in your control. Being aware of and resilient to moments of provocation/triggers. And exercising a larger perspective, even when one thing doesn't go your way.

[@RScosTURBO88]

Throughout all the chaos of Ludwigs league week, it was the calming presence of Coach Broxah that helped him reach plat. Always Thank Mr. Broxah

[@Privateskante]

honestly when i think about it lud even started talking like broxah at the end of the challenge. very calm, collected, and introspective

[@JamesonHuddle]

I heard lud got coached a few games but didn't realize who the coach was, fantastic session!

[@Zuppx]

Think his main coach was Perryjg but he got coach and help from alot of different people

[@timmlyy]

@@Zuppxyes, but he’s specifically talking about the coach that helped Ludwig on the last day of the season.

[@PaTricKakaSt]

Perry (NA jg) coached him from low elo for like 10 games+. Main coach is Perry.

[@lancelottrivino2273]

@@PaTricKakaSt plat is still low elo, just verging on the higher end of low elo. Anything under diamond is considered low elo. With negligible differences between high gold-high emerald.

[@battlebots1]

​@@lancelottrivino2273 actually anything below 2000 chally is filthy lisslow

[@Housecat7]

that was such great coaching! Calmy explaining what to do, not yell or keep repeating going louder to try to make him listen when he doesn't for ex. hear the base call. Not giving too much information in 1 go was also very nice. You made him think himself, but with guidance where needed. Answered questions with direction on how to go about making potentially making the play in stead of saying it's bad, making him realize that the play was bad which is 1000 times better than just being told it's bad. These tips definitely sticked with him and you are the reason he most likely hit plat that quickly afterwards. But didn't expect anything less as well from the jungler GOAT 😊

[@incronaut]

I love how this challenge just churned out content for so many streamers. Great coaching!

[@ΑνδρέαςΠ-κ6φ]

-Do baron throws happen a lot in your games? -Yeah, 100%, it happens all the time, it's fun

[@leitm3912]

Then goes to explain what the main cause of that is and how to avoid it. Pro coaching moment

[@glennburton9689]

Broxah reminds me of every patient teacher that cared more than they had to.

[@otty4000]

its crazy how much impact the few words you say have. I am a diamond supp but i bet i could get master straight away just with you offering advice while i play.

[@ChucklePaw]

Omg, it's so wholesome

[@Kappadtat3d]

I don't comment all that much, but seeing two content creators I watch is quite awesome to see

[@brittanynagy2193]

This whole sequence is so wholesome

[@freestylingwhistler]

I was not prepared for ASMR coaching by Broxah. I loved it.

[@plectro3332]

We need more people like Broxah in this game. So wholesome always. Love playing with people with this mindset

[@supmotto]

He needed this talk to calm him down. I remember this stream he was just crashing out before you got in a call with him.

[@xTobsecretx]

I’ve rewatched this video 4 times already bc chill broxah teaching is such a vibe!

[@Gino_Seee]

Broxah seems like such a patient and kind person

[@edogelbard1901]

I just heard this story. You are a true guardian angel. I saw how torn he was having so much help, so little improvement, and so little time, and then you came in. Wow.

[@isabellamarais8494]

2 of my most FAv streamers. Broxah you are such a mensch

[@thatgreenguyplayer2]

Respect to Lud for not giving up the climb. Almost 550 games to plat. It sounds like alot, but the math says you should expect almost 200 games just to climb from Bronze 2 to Silver 2. Its not unreasonable to think an average first time climb from placement to plat to take 700 or more at 55% winrate. Great coaching too, of course. I definitely think it put him in that good mental space to pull out that win streak.

[@saloscontent]

yea 550 is nothing for a new player to go from iron to plat. its a strenght and a will that are determend

[@NailsByAdanja]

Never expected this colab! Im so here for it and please do more!

[@AsianMexican93]

Bringing out the best in everyone Broxah! You love to see it. 👏👏💖

[@gizmo3728]

This was amazing! Since Ludwig regularly pranks his viewers with some sort of cheating i was sure he would reveal, he got boosted to plat but he really put in the work to reach it on his own!

[@jametsu]

i love the message "dont worry about brohax that's just some teemo one trick" idk but that made me chuckle

[@sirsquid577]

It seems I missed this live, I was actually thinking he needs some Broxah coaching during his climb!

[@AzpireGG]

This was the coaching that ludwig needed and it changed his mind to play the game with more discipline

[@damianflett6360]

brother's getting coached by a literal world finalist

[@imptwins]

I loved Ludwig going 'some Amumu tech, if you Q the dragon it won't knock you away' and Broxah grinning like his 4 year old son just brought him a drawing. Like, yea. i know. :)

[@zaidy398]

No one mentioning that bard kill mid lane on Lilia he pinged himself to explain what happened

[@brotendo]

34:35 the scuttle last split were multi colored to look like the ones in Arcane where Jinx is battling Isha with the scuttles.

[@samh4532]

This was from last split. At the time he was hitting the basic scuttle model not the "arcane" scuttle

[@saloscontent]

@@samh4532 yea ? @brotendo wrote it was from last season he never claimed anything else xd read the comment haha

[@davidecortese5744]

Lots of takeaways from this, thanks Broxah! Especially the focus on using basing as a form of reset (I was thinking it also helps when you're being tracked by the other jungler to reset your position).

[@prgx52]

Broxah is a fantastic coach, learning happens after the action, you need to make a decision and learn the consequences of that action. Getting back seated is totally worthless, it doesn't teach you the meaning of the choice. Seeing the consequences is a better teaching moment that some one saying "you might not kill them" before a gank. This is an awesome video

[@matthewstraine9218]

ludwig being gold.. almost plat is wild.. and here i am barely scrapping silver...

[@DjbossNA]

he went from like silver 2 to plat in 3 days. pretty impressive for someone that new to the game

[@Mars34582]

A coaching master class from one of the best to ever do it this side of the pond

[@Teshyiera]

always loved your energy and mindset broxah, it's almost like ludwig should have asked for Jungle Coaching from the beginning instead of ADC players

[@chaboibenjammin]

Broxah helping me with my jg gameplay would be an absolute dream. Dude is the coolest out there.

[@blacknova7789]

Broxah is legit an insane coach

[@ChaserX17]

45:10 - Really great point by Broxah - there's going to be games where your team is hyper-aggressive and your KP is low as a result. It's not your responsibility to babysit them for every moment of the game.

[@dudaseifert]

probably the best live coaching i've ever seen

[@dilberadam]

Love everything about this

[@ZairronYT]

Ludwig flashing away from his own teammate at 38:06 was hilarious... and really relatable, I do that shit more than I'd like to admit

[@lukasriisberg2725]

Broxah waking up is so cute. Listen to his voice heheh.

[@IseOnCrack]

Broxah is legit a legend of the LEC

[@jacksonferretti3159]

Shit he a legend to LCS to me... loved how he played on TL

[@justhaku9240]

40:20 Lmao amumu stop farming

[@BRaion619]

Broxah coaching zapzap and wig now 🔥

[@MayresWasTaken]

Perry taught this man well

[@immune6220]

is the entire league content creator scene coaching ludwig at this point

[@queerplatonicsolid]

perry gave lud the hands, broxah gave him the mind

[@summonstormx]

Community service work. What a Bro

[@Rickpines]

13:59 ludwig with the forbidden questions 😮

[@Xillef]

Great coaching

[@xDriger]

Broxah the GOAT coach!!!!!

[@simplyharley7639]

45:19 I personally think that in silver/plat when a laner dies, they very rarely know how to play anymore or make a comeback.

[@studentt6064]

Definitely, most players have difficulty playing into a losing lane. Sometimes you just gotta focus on not feeding, spending mana on minions and giving up hope of ever getting a kill on the other laner and not harass, or by just giving up lane entirely and roaming (though roaming can be very iffy if you don't have a good champ for that). Ofc you'll have to hope that somebody else kinda carries then, but it's better than running it down and feeding. Overall it'll probably improve your win rate a bit but it's not as flashy as constantly winning your lane and carrying.

[@potato2097]

Dang. Brox voice is deep!!!

[@imperialtutor8687]

Not the biggest fan of ammumu, as a Rengar main but I do respect Ludwig’s grind to diamond. I don’t know how the competition is on the server he plays on here but here in Asia it’s extremely cutthroat.

[@nocct41724]

the flash ult at 33:39 made me realize lud had plat in the bag

[@lancelottrivino2273]

it was an R flash. but yeah that was some good micro

[@raa9756]

the difference in lud before and after broxah says it all, bro barely lost a game until plat

[@NailsByAdanja]

Mr Broxah with the morning voice ❤

[@Xamy-]

Watched game 1. Will watch game 2 tmrw

[@faboi4372]

when it shakes it drizzels

[@BritishxBadger]

Hopefully someday I will get to do this with Broxah as well.

[@hansjones5708]

Can’t believe Broxah got dragged into this

[@mikevos4460]

wym dragged into this lol he volunteered himself

[@MrGruxLike]

Now it makes how he made plat

[@andudu3940]

First Alois now Broxah

[@strongest32]

26:55 i started to laugh hard in that moment

[@jucks]

ngl those chat messages look thirsty af xDD

[@jemjemmm]

Peak league of legends 🤩🤩🤩

[@M2JoyBoy]

Yea that is true I've heard there's more opportunities in EU for people to go pro compared to NA

[@xKyreLx]

ive watched a number of league players now... i think EU has more of the LCK mentallity and try hard.. like try hard a lot compared to NA that does more content sided league stuff... they just use the pro platform as a way to boost their popularity then stops pro to pursue streaming.

[@M2JoyBoy]

@@xKyreLx No yea but I've heard there's a lot more orgs and stuff in EU to help people become pro and I agree EU has the more LCK mentality, and I'm sure there are some who use EU's pro building pathways to boost their own popularity. Personally I wish NA had the more serious mindset of EU I get annoyed with my servers lol XD mentality. For example I've seen from multiple streamers who go to EU yall are more toxic in chat but never afk, I love that I rather someone called me an inbred grass eating monkey than someone who afk's on me, which is very common in NA so many people here just AFK.

[@xKyreLx]

@@M2JoyBoy totally agree... i still think it falls back to that mentality.. orgs/sponsors will eventually come out when you produce results.. and NA hasnt been giving any results sadly.

[@TheMballer34]

Broxah I followed the advice on this video and I am 10-1

[@shharegame]

Broxah is sleepy, let him sleep😅

[@andrewferguson6901]

43:00 I replayed this 20 times and still can't figure out how vlad got that tower kill

[@o0o7m]

Void grubs passive

[@hobbysbert]

sooo, DID you play for Ludwig or nah? :D just saw your vid alongside ludwigs. well job man. Took a lot from that for myself aswell

[@hotdogproaudio]

ok now coach me next please god i need to get out of silver before i die

[@dirtydeeds4free553]

Broxah, when i my coaching ;-;

[@3PAF]

when will you coach me mr broxah

[@jonassrensen4341]

when you pay him, LOL

[@3PAF]

@@jonassrensen4341 i guess i have to climb out of bronze first as well xD

[@jonassrensen4341]

@@3PAF Seems like a good idea XD good luck brother

[@lizzfrmhon]

Maybe now Tyler will hate him just a little bit less.

[@Thegirlsomelovekpopmusic]

I love these kind of videos, I just wish someone would coach me aswell. I need to learn how to play adc better and support better. Would love if you could get coached by Broxah becuase he seems so calm with coach people and since Im a dainsh fan of him it would be fun if he could coach me of camera. But i think he only coach players that is from his friend list.

[@MichaelLeeatwl]

Nasus Jngl at 20mins perma stacking is a nightmare.

[@cetherphua1802]

One thing you can keep in mind is to least save 1 stack of your Q. Your Q has 2 stacks. You can use 1 stack to gap-close. It is even better if you can just walk up to the enemy without using any, if possible. Use your other remaining Q, when your enemy manage to create distance between you. This allows you to have more sticking power. Some times, your enemy will dodge left and right to predict your Q which will slightly delay their escape. This mind game create a lot of pressure for your opponent.

[@loganoutlaw9769]

....goes to jng with no items. Yeah that sums up na players

[@pj_ytmt-123]

@41:36 CHEATING!!

[@DazDiceDH]

😀😀😀😀😀

[@fifis677]

Get some sleep man, you look like you need it.

[@lachland]

silver players in oce are better than this

[@Kallem00]

second plink

[@XinRhinoPill]

YOU DUDNT DS SHIT IT WAS ALL PERRY JG

[@zandiskoul]

You can coach this man all day but no amount of coaching can make him stop missing every bandage toss and continuing to play the champ LMFAO. Bronze called and wanted their sniper back.

[@joeboganexperience]

NA def better EU hasn’t made it out of quarters in like 3 years

[@samwilliams0901]

How many Eastern teams has NA beaten in that time? Lucky draws don't make you better. That's the kind of mindset that keeps you trophyless for 14 years.

[@joeboganexperience]

@ almost took down Gen G. Knocked multiple NA has knocked out multiple Eu teams out. Mad lions lost to many of the teams NA Beat to get in. Cope Na is miles above Eu but that will probably change now LCs is gone.

[@joeboganexperience]

@ gotta love the EU cope still riding 1 team region but act like y’all got All this talent. Let’s be real now. Without G2 Eu would be a joke.

[@samwilliams0901]

@ you mean the team with a European top, a European jungler, and entire European coaching staff almost beat GenG? Yeah thanks for proving my point. There are no trophies for “almost” though. Again, it’s that kind of mindset that has made NA fail for 14 years. Never forget btw, that no full american roster has ever made it to the knockout stages of a tournament in the history of the game. Meanwhile, EU won 2 major trophies with full European rosters, and got to 3 more finals with full European rosters. It really isn’t even close. Sorry if the facts hurt your feelings.

[@joeboganexperience]

@ we had 4 NA rookies get lost. Only NA who made worlds song was NA rookie good try tho!

[@JaayyBeeee]

First

[@PaTricKakaSt]

I don't think it's fair to say "I coached him to plat", Perry coached him to plat, you coached him for 1 day and gave him a good push for a nice winstreak. It's probably the editor's fault, I doubt Broxah would word it this misleading way. Bad taste in my mouth from that title and thumbnail.

[@kingintox5743]

Yeah I just don’t think it’s that serious brother. No KZbin titles should be leaving a bad taste in your mouth

[@PaTricKakaSt]

​@@kingintox5743 It's cause Broxah built his image as a wholesome, always honest person. Then him lying like that, taking credit for someone else's work for clickbait is disappointing.

[@masterpills]

Props to ludwig for not giving up and keep playing buuut if anyone else had unlimited time and unlimited coaching like him they would of reached plat a lot sooner.

[@joakim6178-n5q]

What do you gain from saying this? Do you feel better about yourself now?

[@masterpills]

@joakimgrum6178 Is this your first time on the Internet? Well, welcome child to a place where people don't care what you think. Am I wrong? Why do you care so much? Did I hurt your weak feelings? It's really weird to me you think there's ANY type of gain you can get from KZbin comments, really weird. Also do comments you make on KZbin make you feel better about yourself? Because again that's really weird. You really need some help or need to fix your thought process.

[@mikevos4460]

I don't think alot of people would've hit it sooner tbh alot of people get stuck despite everything they try. But i do think alot of people would also reach plat in 550 ranked games in a split and 5 different pro coaches yeah xd

[@Apot55]

​@@masterpills you have serious mental issues "child", your second comment is also contradictory and hypocritical because it describes you more than the person you are trying to humiliate, avoid the internet and find help.

[@masterpills]

​@@mikevos4460 I think its hella impressive how many games he played. I could not do it, man has a steel trap for a mind lol. I think lud has played prior MOBAs right? if not then its definitely something to be impressed with but i still think most people who have MOBA experience would reach it faster with the resources he had, why do you think that would not be the case? That grind he did though is crazy. Brohax was my fav coach. Such a positive guy.