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baby.ka.ja99
We're going places
RuralFiddle
NobleDev
There is a lot to take a way from this program. I was personally able to take away a large amount of knowledge from all the discord calls walking through pro analysis along with map analysis then adding that into my own gameplay with the 1 on 1's with Inox and scrims. I was able to go from Diamond 1 at the beginning of the Act all the way to Immortal 172rr after one act. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to take this game seriously.
flaffyfighter
I had very good experiences with it and when i joined it was a particularly rough time of my life in terms of the confidence i had and i didnt only learn about the game i love but also more about myself and this helped me be more confident on my skills. I really value all the work i had with the coaches and it was awesome, if i went back to decide if i wanted to join the program i would do it again.
Dipdart
I have such an amazing experience with IRP. You definitely feel like you're not being left behind, I've honestly NEVER had a time where I felt like I was falling off the pack, just due to the amount of players and coaches readily available to help you through your IRP journey. I've been really amazed by everything, thanks Konpeki and all the staff that have helped me out!!
loot
The coaching staff at IRP is impeccable, if you are ever uncertain about anything, the coaches will help you, just ask them. The structure of the program builds fundamentals, and then attacks your weak points through review, providing insight on how to fix your own personal problems. I cannot recommend the program enough if you are serious about improving in Valorant. I can say with 100% confidence you will find a player in the program who is like minded, and make the journey fun and inspire you to improve.
thenotoriousbig
My experience at IRP has been a very memorable and very helpful. What I learned most about is the way a map is played and what to do in certain situations. All the coaches have been amazing to work with and overall I have nothing but good memories during my season of IRP.
ethan#8590
My experience in IRP was amazing, the lessons are very detailed, and the 1 on 1s with the coaches are really helpful, I was lucky that I got introduced to Coach Milan who was amazing at explaining and teaching me how to improve my mechanics and mental he is also amazing at cheering me up whenever I was not performing at my best, the coaches are also willing to answer my questions even when it's not class time and everyone in IRP are extremely nice people and I've improved to a point that was beyond my expectation. 10/10
~~#8008
CastleNecroma#1380
I have made great accomplishments because of the coaches in this program as well as the community. I learned alot from @Maru and @evaD as well as @Tiraye. These coaches have givin me great insight. I started as Iron 3 ended Gold 1. It was definitly worth the time and effort that I had put in as well as the coaches. Would Recomend to everyone.
j0rdann0
zelo has helped me alot. the improvment ive seen and he has seen was all from him not me. he made the game easier for me made me think ways i didnt why people do stuff and most of all fixed my mental alot which has helpd me big time. The guy is the goat and is an amazing coah so definetly go to him for deulist advice or advice in general about how the game works and understanding it. irp in itself is very good and helpful and i would recommend it to anyone who wants to take valorant seriously and wants to rank up.
avgan
I always thought I was pretty good at video games and wanted to prove it to myself. But after jumping from game to game and platform to platform, I found it hard to find the one game I wanted to take seriously. Valorant is the game I decided to actually commit to and after some time I made decent progress but not enough for me to feel like I had given my all, but I didn't know what "giving my all" meant. What was it that I wanted to achieve? IRP helped me find the path I wanted to take and gave me great guidance in being able to create and achieve the goals I wanted. In fact, I managed to jump a whole division from Plat 1 to Diamond in 7 days thanks to the invaluable advice they provided. I'd like to personally thank coach comet and evaD for always being on hand whenever I needed any questions answered, no matter what it was, coach Maru for fundamentally changing how I approached movement within literally 10mins, and my GOAT coach Milan for essentially moulding me into the player I want to be going forward. I really appreciated the fact these coaches don't just regurgitate facts and theories to you, they actively advise you on what you need to do to improve and ensure you are taking this advice and processing it into your own growth. Maybe if I had more game time, my improvements would be even higher and maybe the course is a little pricey. But the community you get to join is one of, if not THE best, out there and I could not recommend this program enough if you genuinely want to get better at Valorant, in every sense.
sphiinx.
I've always been a very anxious person when it comes to playing ranked game modes in competitive games, and Valorant was no exception. When I heard about the chance to apply for a coaching program that was advertised on YouTube to help ranked anxiety, I couldn't have been more exited to jump on the opportunity. After spending 10 weeks as a student in the Immortal Roadmap Program, I would say that I achieved my goal of being a less anxious player. Coach Milan, Maru, Comet, and head coach evaD are all amazing, knowledgeable, and very helpful. They know their Valorant, that's for sure. For me in particular, coach Milan was the biggest help while being in the IRP; he's the coach I booked all of my 1-on-1 sessions with through out my time in the program. Milan was super supportive and was very helpful in identifying what was holding me back in my ranked climb. Because of this, I can say that I gained the tools and knowledge necessary to be a more confident player in my games. It may sound like some glaze, but it's true; Milan was awesome, and all of the coaches are just like him too when it comes to their students' success. You can think of the IRP as enrolling in a college level Valorant class. This program is not for the faint of heart, but if you are a driven player who wants the highest form of support from some of the best in the game, look no further; they will help you achieve your goals if you really truly desire them.
dxffy_
aust1na
I was in the IRP 2 weeks before season 14 ended and I was hard stuck diamond 3 after constantly reaching ascendant and peaking ascendant 3. I finally reached Ascendant 1 at the start of IRP season 15 and this was the most worthwhile investment within my valorant career. I consider this the best financial investment because at first I did not see it that way since I thought it would be not help me as much but I was willing to give it a shot. I was a little taken back with the 5 division climb promise for that is merely just motivation for you to put in the effort with all the resources given to you. I have managed to climb all the way to Immortal 1 and this was by far the most humbling experience since I relied too heavily on my aim and ego to carry me out of ascendant, when all I needed to do was vod reviews, practice more, and think. The coaches at IRP especially @Tiraye and @evaD helped me realize this and I have reached a new peak. Anyone reading this should at the very least consider what you may gain, it all depends on if you are willing to let go of past conceptions of the game and to learn from the very best. Thank you again to all members of the IRP members for without you this would not be possible. ps: tiraye is of goat status, also thank you to @Konpeki for making all of this possible as well <3
ExpiredNuts
christian#4995
I've been stuck for too long
Corvus
Enoch#4841
We're going places
Haz#4860
Jekkto#0461
Joey#7730
RuralFiddle
Volkhor#1237
We're going places
ExpiredNuts
View more
baby.ka.ja99
We're going places
RuralFiddle
NobleDev
There is a lot to take a way from this program. I was personally able to take away a large amount of knowledge from all the discord calls walking through pro analysis along with map analysis then adding that into my own gameplay with the 1 on 1's with Inox and scrims. I was able to go from Diamond 1 at the beginning of the Act all the way to Immortal 172rr after one act. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to take this game seriously.
flaffyfighter
I had very good experiences with it and when i joined it was a particularly rough time of my life in terms of the confidence i had and i didnt only learn about the game i love but also more about myself and this helped me be more confident on my skills. I really value all the work i had with the coaches and it was awesome, if i went back to decide if i wanted to join the program i would do it again.
Dipdart
I have such an amazing experience with IRP. You definitely feel like you're not being left behind, I've honestly NEVER had a time where I felt like I was falling off the pack, just due to the amount of players and coaches readily available to help you through your IRP journey. I've been really amazed by everything, thanks Konpeki and all the staff that have helped me out!!
loot
The coaching staff at IRP is impeccable, if you are ever uncertain about anything, the coaches will help you, just ask them. The structure of the program builds fundamentals, and then attacks your weak points through review, providing insight on how to fix your own personal problems. I cannot recommend the program enough if you are serious about improving in Valorant. I can say with 100% confidence you will find a player in the program who is like minded, and make the journey fun and inspire you to improve.
thenotoriousbig
My experience at IRP has been a very memorable and very helpful. What I learned most about is the way a map is played and what to do in certain situations. All the coaches have been amazing to work with and overall I have nothing but good memories during my season of IRP.
ethan#8590
My experience in IRP was amazing, the lessons are very detailed, and the 1 on 1s with the coaches are really helpful, I was lucky that I got introduced to Coach Milan who was amazing at explaining and teaching me how to improve my mechanics and mental he is also amazing at cheering me up whenever I was not performing at my best, the coaches are also willing to answer my questions even when it's not class time and everyone in IRP are extremely nice people and I've improved to a point that was beyond my expectation. 10/10
~~#8008
CastleNecroma#1380
I have made great accomplishments because of the coaches in this program as well as the community. I learned alot from @Maru and @evaD as well as @Tiraye. These coaches have givin me great insight. I started as Iron 3 ended Gold 1. It was definitly worth the time and effort that I had put in as well as the coaches. Would Recomend to everyone.
j0rdann0
zelo has helped me alot. the improvment ive seen and he has seen was all from him not me. he made the game easier for me made me think ways i didnt why people do stuff and most of all fixed my mental alot which has helpd me big time. The guy is the goat and is an amazing coah so definetly go to him for deulist advice or advice in general about how the game works and understanding it. irp in itself is very good and helpful and i would recommend it to anyone who wants to take valorant seriously and wants to rank up.
avgan
I always thought I was pretty good at video games and wanted to prove it to myself. But after jumping from game to game and platform to platform, I found it hard to find the one game I wanted to take seriously. Valorant is the game I decided to actually commit to and after some time I made decent progress but not enough for me to feel like I had given my all, but I didn't know what "giving my all" meant. What was it that I wanted to achieve? IRP helped me find the path I wanted to take and gave me great guidance in being able to create and achieve the goals I wanted. In fact, I managed to jump a whole division from Plat 1 to Diamond in 7 days thanks to the invaluable advice they provided. I'd like to personally thank coach comet and evaD for always being on hand whenever I needed any questions answered, no matter what it was, coach Maru for fundamentally changing how I approached movement within literally 10mins, and my GOAT coach Milan for essentially moulding me into the player I want to be going forward. I really appreciated the fact these coaches don't just regurgitate facts and theories to you, they actively advise you on what you need to do to improve and ensure you are taking this advice and processing it into your own growth. Maybe if I had more game time, my improvements would be even higher and maybe the course is a little pricey. But the community you get to join is one of, if not THE best, out there and I could not recommend this program enough if you genuinely want to get better at Valorant, in every sense.
sphiinx.
I've always been a very anxious person when it comes to playing ranked game modes in competitive games, and Valorant was no exception. When I heard about the chance to apply for a coaching program that was advertised on YouTube to help ranked anxiety, I couldn't have been more exited to jump on the opportunity. After spending 10 weeks as a student in the Immortal Roadmap Program, I would say that I achieved my goal of being a less anxious player. Coach Milan, Maru, Comet, and head coach evaD are all amazing, knowledgeable, and very helpful. They know their Valorant, that's for sure. For me in particular, coach Milan was the biggest help while being in the IRP; he's the coach I booked all of my 1-on-1 sessions with through out my time in the program. Milan was super supportive and was very helpful in identifying what was holding me back in my ranked climb. Because of this, I can say that I gained the tools and knowledge necessary to be a more confident player in my games. It may sound like some glaze, but it's true; Milan was awesome, and all of the coaches are just like him too when it comes to their students' success. You can think of the IRP as enrolling in a college level Valorant class. This program is not for the faint of heart, but if you are a driven player who wants the highest form of support from some of the best in the game, look no further; they will help you achieve your goals if you really truly desire them.
dxffy_
aust1na
I was in the IRP 2 weeks before season 14 ended and I was hard stuck diamond 3 after constantly reaching ascendant and peaking ascendant 3. I finally reached Ascendant 1 at the start of IRP season 15 and this was the most worthwhile investment within my valorant career. I consider this the best financial investment because at first I did not see it that way since I thought it would be not help me as much but I was willing to give it a shot. I was a little taken back with the 5 division climb promise for that is merely just motivation for you to put in the effort with all the resources given to you. I have managed to climb all the way to Immortal 1 and this was by far the most humbling experience since I relied too heavily on my aim and ego to carry me out of ascendant, when all I needed to do was vod reviews, practice more, and think. The coaches at IRP especially @Tiraye and @evaD helped me realize this and I have reached a new peak. Anyone reading this should at the very least consider what you may gain, it all depends on if you are willing to let go of past conceptions of the game and to learn from the very best. Thank you again to all members of the IRP members for without you this would not be possible. ps: tiraye is of goat status, also thank you to @Konpeki for making all of this possible as well <3
ExpiredNuts
christian#4995
I've been stuck for too long
Corvus
Enoch#4841
We're going places
Haz#4860
Jekkto#0461
Joey#7730
RuralFiddle
Volkhor#1237
We're going places
ExpiredNuts
View more
What you'll get in the Mechanical Mastery Guide
What you'll get in the Mechanical Mastery Guide
IRP Drill Sheet: Track your progress while you're learning a new mechanic or skill - From duels to deathmatches, to how well you perform the action itself.
IRP Drill Sheet: Track your progress while you're learning a new mechanic or skill - From duels to deathmatches, to how well you perform the action itself.
-- You'll know you've got it on lock.
-- You'll know you've got it on lock.
Kovaak's & AimLabs Playlists: Warmup & Aim training playlists curated by VCT-Level Valorant coaches to help you one tap the enemy Jett.
Kovaak's & AimLabs Playlists: Warmup & Aim training playlists curated by VCT-Level Valorant coaches to help you one tap the enemy Jett.
FREE Immortal Roadmap Program Drill Videos: Drill videos from our flagship paid program that the IRP Drill Sheet complements -- These resources have helped rank our students 5 divisions within 10 weeks. Learn advanced mechanics so that you never doubt yourself in duels.
FREE Immortal Roadmap Program Drill Videos: Drill videos from our flagship paid program that the IRP Drill Sheet complements -- These resources have helped rank our students 5 divisions within 10 weeks. Learn advanced mechanics so that you never doubt yourself in duels.
Grab The Mechanical Mastery Guide Now
Grab The Mechanical Mastery Guide Now