I sæson 3, episode 10 taler Jesper med Thomas Jepsen (@bobbi_csgo) og Peter Møldrup (@PMVejle) om livet i esport skole.

Der ligges ud med to store spørgsmål:

Hvordan er det at være 15 år gammel og have esport på skoleskemaet?

Hvordan er det at være træner/coach for de unge?

Derefter udfolder samtalen sig til en masse forskellige forhold omkring cs_go, holddannelse, esportsliv, hobby vs arbejde osv.

We are back in English... 

The topic of episode #09 is the skill of asking good questions. For example, asking the relevant and specific questions in-game to get the information you need to grow your performance in the game. 

And, how to do it, without feeling afraid of looking stupid and getting raged at.

[Danish episode]

Dagens episode er på dansk! (igen)

Emnet vi taler om er:

- pas på med at blive den alt for flinke coach!

Det er helt simpelt den "fælde", at man som coach eller lignende kan have tendens til at blive for gode venner/buddy'er/pals med de personer man arbejder med.

En velment og godt udført "skideballe" indimellem kan være et godt redskab

God dag og god lytning

Today's topic is the 4 learning steps.

unconscious incompetence

conscious incompetence

conscious competence

unconscious competence

It is a theory on how to detect, register, evaluate and learn new skills. The theory can be used in any aspect of your life, but when it comes to specific performance enhancements it is a great tool

Great day and great listening

Todays guest is: denAirwalkerr

A high skilled MWO player who will be talking to Jesper about structuring of basics conditions in gaming.

Besides that, they are talking about all the different aspects in becoming a pro-level player and how to use the time spent playing in the most optimal way.

Another episode with MWO stuff.

Jay Z is a skilled player and is playing for EON atm.

Jesper and Jay Z are talking about how to build a team and how to communicate when people are doing, not, what they are supposed to.

Learn for Jay Z on how to get people to play their best. 

The theme is not new to out Stimpac interviews and the same answers keep coming back

Today's guest: Just call me ash

Jesper followed "just call me ash" for a while and now he's on our podcast. 

Get a good insight into the history of "just call me ash" and his way into esports. 

Later in the episode, they will get into the theme on how to become a good competitive esports-performer.

Todays Guest: NICOLAI "HUNDEN" PETERSEN

Jesper and Nicolai will be talking about a lot of esports performance details. Especially about the way to build a great team and make them work together.

Also, they are talking about the important factors on how to be a great CS:GO player. And it's not just the stats and hours spent.

Today's guest: Lars Robl

The mental coach for the pro-CSGO-team "Astralis"

Lars has a long history and experience in the military, and a lot of his work with performance athletes comes from a military perspective

It has nothing do with war or anything like that, it's a question on how to make people work together in the best way. 

Lars is an expert in that and he has been a big factor in the ongoing Astralis-Era

If you want some specific insights, listen to this show.

Frederik "Furyhunter" is in it for Heartstone. He played for approx 5 years and he will give you an insight on how to stay cool minded whenever you're on stage.

 

Listen to his interesting thoughts on Heartstone and esport as a whole. 

 

Have a great day and great listening.