Stop shooting like this. Shooting is one of the most important mechanics for ranking up. Yet it's also the mechanic where people make the most mistakes. So today I want to go over three of the top shooting mistakes and how to fix them so we can get you shooting at least a little bit more like the pros. Mistake number one, error rolling the wrong way. So many players over error or error the complete opposite direction you should when shooting the ball. So to clear things up, you actually want to error opposite the direction you shoot the ball. So if you're trying to shoot the ball to the left, the easiest way to error roll shot is to hold neutral error and pull down into the right before you flip. This will expose the top left corner of your car. Then you can flip diagonally into the left to finish the shot. Same thing goes on the other side. If you want to shoot right, you don't error right. We're actually going to tap error left and then flip through to the right to finish the shot. The training pack I use to learn this is error shots by Yiza. But you can use whatever training pack you like. Mistake number two, not shooting with the front of your car. This might sound obvious and it is obvious for most players on the ground. Yet when I see players go for wall shots or even things like rebounds or aerial redirects, I see so many people hitting the ball with the hood of their car rather than your nose. Just like we wouldn't want to flip into the ball and hit it with our hood from the ground, we don't want to hit the ball with our hood in the air. That only do you miss out on power, but it's also harder to control your shot and you're not able to boost through the shot as well. Of course, situations may vary, but 90% of the time aim to contact the ball with the front if not front corners of your car. This will force you to boost through your shot and get the most power every time. Finally, mistake number three is going for the shot. Believe it or not, the most common mistake I see is shooting when shouldn't. For example, there are a lot of situations in Rocket League where you're going to get the ball at midfield with nobody pressuring you. In these situations, it's tempting to just instantly go for the shot on net, but as you get higher and higher in the ranks, if the opponent does have a goalie, even powerful shots will be saved. So, whenever you do get the ball with space, you want to get good at making a soft touch and chipping the ball forward before going for your actual final shot. This will take practice, but the closer you can actually rip the shot from, the more room for area you're going to have, and the harder it's going to be to save. You can practice this in free play by simply bouncing the ball forward once and then driving around it for a hook shot. Don't underestimate this mistake because this is one of the biggest things that I see hold people back below GC. Join my discord. If you want a complete list of my favorite shooting packs, I have those over there first link down below. And if you're gold through champ ranked watching, I actually run Rocket League's largest live coaching program that specializes in taking people up to GC in just six weeks or less. At the time recording this, we just crossed 70 of 100 players for our seasons starting this March. So, if you want in before we sell out and go on pause until May, DM me on discord with the keyword shot and we can talk more details over there. Once again, I'll have my discord first link down below and as always, thanks for watching.