Each player holds a clear role, and every role connects to the rest of the squad. The structure keeps practice focused and communication direct.
Team structure
Roles that work together
Strategy
Strategic lead
The strategic lead coordinates in-game executions and calls the plan before each round. This role keeps the whole squad aligned on timing and position.
Communication
Communication lead
The communication lead keeps callouts short and consistent across practice and matches. Clear shared language keeps the team moving as one unit.
Setup
Setup standards
Every workstation follows the same layout for monitors, audio, and input devices. Matching setups keep reactions consistent and reduce time spent adjusting between sessions.
Daily preparation
From warmup to review
01
Warmup
The day opens with a structured warmup that sharpens aim, timing, and communication before any scrimmage begins.
02
Analysis
The team reviews recent sessions and notes the patterns that worked and the ones that need adjustment.
03
Practice
Focused practice blocks rehearse the planned executions, with roles rotated so every player knows the full plan.
04
Tactical review
After each session, the squad reviews the recording together and agrees on the changes for the next day.