@Finn Herten Well, my last stand of knowledge was that DAR is primarily used out of comfort, because if you can do it, it is much easier to navigate in the air. But in a perfect rocket league DAR wouldn't be needed at all. Or so. That is also why I was so confused when everyone in my lobbies seems to be able to do so. Of course not every can, but when I play against diamond to RLCS 2025 Challenger, lucky me he was on my team, many are air rolling. So, then is my knowledge wrong? Or can I continue like before without air roll? Not completely without, started using it from time to time to recover after an aerial.

@Finn Herten Sounds relatively 'easy' to get champ. I mean getting more consistent with power-shots, doing air-roll-shots and doing basic flicks (I hope diagonal front and 45 degree count as simple, as those would be the two I would learn first) doesn't sound all too hard.

@Finn Herten I know the flick in the link I attached is not perfect and rather is a disaster, but I wanted to ask if this is one of the basic flicks you meant. https://streamable.com/kvm80p Edit: I can do it like 35 percent of the time, but I can't get the setup quick enough in game. How can I make that quicker?

@Abner Onifer If you record it when you successfully do it and then can redo that with a press of a button is a macro if I am not wrong now. Probably not a bad person, but also not a per se good one too. It would then be cheating or rather a unfair advantage.

@Abner Onifer I actually do not have any, except repetition. I mean I learnt it pretty much that way. I started learning it at Gold 3 and did my first perfect one, in which I hit the ball in the training pack (A503-264C-A7EB-D282) in Platinum 3. I probably spend about 7 hours of training and repeating the speed flip. Why not do the front flip or diagonal flip instead, I mean it is easier and you can always just come back to it later.