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

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

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

"Diamond next!"

Broxah is the most positive man alive. Always brings a smile to my face <3

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.

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

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

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

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!

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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 😊

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