Hi FilipinomanAnton , I genuinely think this is an issue of simply giving enough for people to really chew on . What I mean by this is , when you say lessons take time 1 on 1 , I don ' t think it takes that much of a time as you might think . Not , when you ' re only teaching one thing at a time . When I started playing SFV first SF game , btw , despite more than 8 years of playing other FG ' s like SC and Marvel , I was absolute garbage at the game . Felt like the list of things to learn was way too big , and it was a struggle . Simply put . My first and best lesson came from a fellow Marvel player who had SF experience when he just stopped our round midmatch and saidGo to training mode . I know what your problem is . He then gives me a 2030 minute lesson on the triangle that is poking , whiff punishing and counter poking . With a sprinkle of the importance of AA to boot . We focused on just two buttons Karin ' s st . MK vs Cammy ' s st . MK . That didn ' t take that long at all , but my game went up drastically after that . Not because I magically became better , but I knew EXACTLY what I needed to work on . I felt that if I could master this one basic thing , the wins would naturally come . Fast forward to now , where I fought Justin ' s Mika on stream . He gave me advice to use st . MK more . The one thing I really wished that could happen is to sit down in training mode with him , we both select Karin and him showing me how to use st . MK properly . It ' s one thing to tell a person that , but a 1015 min intervention session so to speak would ' ve done wonders here . How to properly use the button , what the button is meant to do , what ' s the counter to it , etc . Right now , I ' m stuck still on what that button should mean to my gameplan , as good as people say it is . lol . Yes , I can poke you to death , but one good jump in from negates 15 seconds of work that I just did to get to that point . But , that ' s my problem currently , haha . Anyway , I hope this helps . Thanks again for posting .