Hey,

I know any of you who has played FPS online, it can get frustrating. Especially on Call of Duty 4 and Counter Strike.

Found a site that seems to be very new, but a really good idea.

http://www.ProGamerTraining.com

The concept is straight forward, if you want to get better online. You can pay for a Pro Gamer (or Good gamer) to help you improve. Like you would pay for a piano tutor.

On the flip-side, if you are really good at Call of Duty or any competitive online game. You will be able to add yourself as a Gamer Tutor. You can specify how much you want to be paid per hour, so you can make decent money if you have a good gamer.

Overall the sites designed well, but lacking content. Once people start adding themselves as tutors, then I can see the site will grow overnight.

Hey spooksie,

I help run tournaments and am involved in the pro gaming and the personalities. While it would certainly help to follow a pro's advice and to seek their knowledge for improving your skills, I wouldn't advise anyone to pay a pro for help with their gaming. The best advise I could give anyone wanting to improve is to practice practice practice. With the my main game, while preparing for tournies I will practice up to 40 hrs per week. Most if not all pro squads have this requirement for all their tourny teams/travel teams (some of these guys and gals include HSX,PMS, and JAC squads). For those of you whom have started up a squad, practice and communication skills are a must to succeed in the pro gaming arena. While your post is a good one, I would watch very wearily about paying a pro because true pros don't have much time to train people cause they are practicing themselves, and that's something to think about.


SG_Ammo_Dawg
StripesGamer.com