Roadmap coaching

Valorant coaching for the way you play.

Live lessons, individual VOD feedback and guided practice. Understand the habits behind your matches, choose a clear practice goal and review what changes.

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Start with your rank, role, region and available practice time. Confirm coach availability, price and the written terms for your program before enrolling.

Review gameplay, practise with a purpose and bring the next match back for feedback.

A feedback loop you can use between sessions

01
Bring a real question
Describe a recurring situation from your normal matches: a difficult entry, an unclear rotation or a duel you cannot explain. Share your role, rank and practice schedule.
02
Turn feedback into a drill
Ask what happened, what information was available and which alternative was practical. Leave with one priority, a concrete exercise and a way to recognise improvement.
03
Review the next attempt
Try the change in comparable situations, record what happened and bring examples back. Adjust the practice goal using your decisions and execution, not one match's RR.

Your next step

Choose the feedback you need

Compare the current options, ask about fit and check the written terms for your program.

The coaching program

Explore live lessons, guided scrims and individual VOD feedback. Start with a free assessment to discuss your rank, goals, region and schedule, then confirm the current offer and written conditions before enrolling.

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IRP Lite

Compare Lite and Lite Plus for a different cadence of individual VOD feedback. The program page explains current prices, billing periods and what each plan includes.

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IRP Community

Explore group coaching, shared practice and the community. Check its current membership price and included activities before choosing the level of support you want.

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Prefer to start on your own? Explore our free tools and practice guides or learn how to choose Valorant coaching.

Get to know the coaches

Read the public backgrounds of two coaches featured on Roadmap. Ask who is available for your goals and schedule; historical team affiliations are not current roster claims.

Zelo

Competitive background, coaching focus and VOD preparation.

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Maru

Former EXCEL player: competitive background and coaching focus.

Read Maru's profile

Prefer to hear from former students? Watch archived IRP student reviews.

Make your first session useful

Choose the right coaching format

Compare session types, prepare a coaching brief and decide what useful feedback should leave you with.

Read the guide: choose the right coaching format

Prepare a VOD a coach can use

Bring a representative match, record the decisions you want to understand and leave with a repeatable practice plan.

Read the guide: prepare a vod a coach can use

Compare coaching providers

Check relevant experience, evidence, follow-up and total commitment before choosing a provider.

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Practising on your own first? Explore free tools and practice guides.

FAQ

Everything else you are wondering

What happens in Valorant coaching?

A coach reviews how you play, explains specific decisions and helps you choose what to practise next. Roadmap combines live lessons, individual VOD feedback and guided practice; the exact mix depends on your program.

How much does coaching cost?

Lite and Community publish their current offers on their program pages. For the main coaching program, start with a free assessment and confirm the total price, billing period, included support and written terms before enrolling.

Is coaching useful if I am stuck in ranked?

It can help when you need feedback on a recurring problem and have time to apply it. Bring a normal match and a specific question. Coaching cannot promise a particular rank for every player; progress also depends on your practice, circumstances and program.

Can I choose a specific coach?

Read the coach profiles, then ask about current availability and fit for your role, region, language and schedule. A profile or historical competitive result is not a guarantee that a named coach is available for your booking.

What should I bring to an assessment?

Your current rank, main role or agents, region, weekly practice time and one recurring difficulty. If you have one, bring a full recent VOD with your microphone and game audio. You do not need to prepare a highlight reel.

Can I start with free resources?

Yes. Use the free practice tools and guides to identify a question first. Try one change, collect another normal match and compare the same situations before deciding whether you need individual feedback.