its in the first post iirc

http://i.imgur.com/nYNNFyc.jpg

dw bud i know your mom pretty well ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArrjjSTBDNc

n isnt even close to s wtf

oh thank god your name has tf2 in it or we wouldnt know what video game forum you were posting on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFyXUUJumAM

call of duty skin on railgun mccree style revolver with tf2 recoil mechanics

bloodsire/10

http://i.imgur.com/g4ZJ1Il.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/3TO74mY.png

the yangsheng dynasty claims yet another quake simulator niche forum

lucky! my ness bailed on me :(

http://imgur.com/VV1hKR7

lucas

Practicing your approach would probably benefit you the most. Having a solid timing on your (2,3,4) step approach will allow you to focus on the set and the position of the ball relative to the net.

Working legs will only help you with your vertical, I've found most success with box jumps and switching cardio to cycling.

During the hit, I've found using intense focus sort of like clockwork's idea to aiming practice to improve placement in hits helping to find a rhythm. If anything, playing and getting more touches will gradually help you with the timing you will become more comfortable with the hitting process as a whole.

Good luck and remember to have fun while improving!

your crosshair is a nipple

uninstalling the esea client is the first step to removing malware from your computer