We Teach League Reviews 

Ive been playing league since season 2 and i can confidently say that there just isnt anything like this anywhere else. Its like going to music school to learn an instrument, but with league. They have incredibly detailed guides for champions (3-5h long) as well as for fundamentals. Theres a lot of coaches that are constantly running vod reviews in a 1 on 1 classroom setting (with viewers) and 1v1 /2v2 chambers where a coach is vreaking down what happened post-game. You can ask any questions and even send unlimited clips to be reviewed by a coach (really op feature btw).
I didnt even get to talk about the actually active community...
Honestly I think WTL is probably better than they even advertise it as. Imo, if you want to treat league as a serious hobby, it would be foolish to not at least try it for 1 month.

Helpful and friendly community for people who want to improve at LoL with like-minded people and great guidance!

It has been a really fun and educational experience. The coaches are friendly and helpful, they answer all of your questions and help you a lot. And there is coaching sessions for all schedules.

The coaches are responsive, helpful, and interested in your success. I am enjoying my membership so far!

The community is extremely friendly and supportive, staff is great, and the coaches are very knowledgeable and helpful.

i had a coaching session with grinder. he really made me view the adc role differently. really worthwhile 3 hours of my time. really nice guy 2.

Staff care and are super knowledgeable. They want to help you develop inside the game, and draw parallels to how similar mindsets and techniques can lead to success in other endeavors.

The format of the bootcamp is great. Reviewing 3 games as they are (and not cherry-picked for review) really exposed my shortcomings in areas I was not expecting. I had an awesome 3-block with Looca where he with great detail explained the concepts I needed to improve on. I appreciate his patience as he listened to and corrected many misconceptions and narratives I had. I feel excited to work through my learning objectives to become a better player!

I just finished my first bootcamp block with WTL and I'm feeling really good about my progress. I was reluctant about signing up for coaching as such a new/ low elo player (Iron) but I figured it would be worth it to identify bad habits before they become cemented and help have better control of my champ. The level of progress in my three games was impressive. I had a much better understanding of how my champion works, some of the fundamentals of my role, and how I can be more useful to my team. I felt much more confident in my gameplay and have clear ideas of reference points for future matches. My goal is to use these principles for the upcoming month and sign up for two blocks next boot camp. I'm sure I'll have improved a ton using the coaching I got today.

Before the boot camp I was uncertain what exactly I was missing to get back to where I was and you made it very clear with actionable topics to work on. Was also helpful discussing the different levels of play between GM and challenger players as well. I have about 5 big things to work on I wasn’t able to discover in my own reviews thanks 🫡

Who wouldn't want to have a challenger coach all to yourself for 3 hours at this price?

The WTL Team was very cooperative with my request for a specific coach and the experience was nice, really informative on gaps of my gameplay and not handpicking reviews helps with more authentic view of your gameplay, also the live coaching in the last game with some nudging helped me get more into the flow of picking where to go

A copy of the message I sent on discord to my coach and the other WTL bootcamp participants:

I wanted to share my experience getting 4 blocks with the same coach (Aledos). Absolutely amazing experience. 12 games of Galio 🗿

It was really nice to see what my consistent mistakes were, but we figured that out after 3 games (staying strong and available, playing man advantage with wincon). The real value of 4 blocks came from a) many small, disjointed learnings (qiyana specifics, component build order, burst combo, etc.) and b) *really* seeing how consistent my mistakes where, and being able to build on it game after game. We could go over smaller components of this bigger learning objective, and having 12 games gave an actual sample size of what a Galio journey looks like, hard games and all. I remember a specific game that was absolutely brutal, and I only made 1 major mistake that took the game from hard to near impossible, but because we already had 10 games at that point, we could really drill into it and it perfectly matched a common mistake of mine to technically play with my wincon, but in fights that weren't good for them. With a small amount of reviews, this might have looked like a hard game with 1 mistake, but because of the amount of reviews, it was a moment that really clicked for me because it was a perfect, isolated example of part of my learning objective.

We also invented a new conspiracy called "learners queue", where Riot purposefully puts you into the games where you will learn the most. Just had a review against an extended trade AD mid? Another one of those. Missed an opportunity to stay on wave and ult to fight? Perfect example at 8 minutes grub fight. Didn't have 1 clear wincon and needed multiple people to deal proper damage? Behind Ashe ADC. Riot is trying to make me a better player, I swear I'm not crazy

Also, just so much fun. Aledos was a joy to work with, and I feel we got some banter going after spending so much time together.
The 356$ I spent on the 4 blocks were:
-More fun than a weekend in Paris
-More educational than any content (the difference between knowledge and understanding)
-More motivating than any 2am YouTube video

I will be looking to snipe 4 blocks with the same coach if possible next bootcamp too, but until then, it's time to get into the details 🙏

The format was smooth and seamless, the resources and staff were available 24/7 for rapid assistance, and all very ready willing and able to help whenever needed. The community they’ve built is nothing but positive vibes and all that. Amazing experience would do it again for sure!

WTL really put in the time and effort to create the platform, the content in it and all the passionate coaches and mentors really make them worth it.
However, students will also need to put in time and effort too, in order to see improvement.

Helped me get consistent and get over my ranked anxiety a bit. Their community is the best part!

Revolutionary and unique perspective on mentality both inside and outside of game. Best League of Legends community in the world

Amazing experience from coach @Leo yesterday ! I had always been on the fence with getting coaching since I've managed to progress on my own to achieve some of my goals, but the difference in just a few hours was mind blowing. The specificity of the tips, the level of attention to details and the amount of information I wouldn't have been able to get from my own review provided by the coach just convinced me that it is not just an option to help you progress faster. It is the solution to the problems you didn't know you had. Quite simply, they put into lights the bad habits you don't see, force you to question yourself about your decision making and guide you to be the best you can with your own style. Thanks again to everyone involved :)!

Had my first ever bootcamp and first ever coaching session with Shok yesterday. Huge shout out to him as I genuinely enjoyed the session.

Was incredibly nervous due to me never having anyone review anything before. But this was a great experience and absolutely worth the time!
Stoked to implement the LOs I got out of the session and to come back for another review in the future!

One thing I would say though, is that I should have absolutely done a review or 2 in the MLA to at least have a better sense of what LO's I wanted to focus on. I had a general feel for where I was lacking, but no solid confirmation going into the boot camp.