My current training regiment!

I've been putting in tons of work and trying really hard to innovate with Makoto and learn different tactics and latent ability. At the same time, I'm trying to polish up my own fundamental game to get to that "on point" status with Makoto. Jugging the two mentalities is proving to be a difficult task.

There have been so many things I've been practicing in the training room with Makoto that it's getting to be incredibly difficult to implement all of it during actual matches. At the same time, I'm trying desperately hard to get to the "on point" status where I'm knocking down all anti airs, not dropping combos, taking advantage of every situation and all that stuff...maintaining an equal balance of the two is proving to be a bit overwhelming and very difficult to take in and execute.

All in all, through my experience it's best to take situations like this slowly and set out a sort of "plan" as to how I can accomplish all the things I want to without feeling overwhelmed. So basically here's the plan:

1. Master the execution of said training

2. Implement one of these "techniques" during matches

3. Slowly implement another "technique" during your matches

4. Take a small break to let my subconscious mind absorb it all

5. Take time to think about how each technique "flows" together/compliment each other

The above plan might sound a bit silly and mundane, however the idea is to slowly integrate all my training into matches (duh), while giving myself enough time to break it all down and see how it all flows together in order to witness the "grander scheme" of the training. The first step in my opinion is incredibly crucial..."mastering the execution of said training." To put it simply, if I have some sort of block string or setup that I'm trying to pull off in match, I BETTER have it down before I even BEGIN to implement it into my matches. By doing this I'll be able to feel more comfortable focusing on the "on point" mentality, as my execution should take care of it for me.

So that's the current training regiment I have going for me currently...Later I'll explain the different techniques and fundamentals I'm trying to integrate and implement into my overall game.