FUNDAMENTALS

Jump when the stamina bar is blue during a dash.

After dash jump, you have enough speed to slide, which you can prolong by jumping inbetween slides.

Press jump while against a wall to make a wall jump. The direction of your camera will determine the direction of your wall jump. To jump further, you need to point your camera 45 degrees away from the wall and hold the opposite movement button (if wall is to your right, then look to your left and press D + Space).

After mantling, you have enough speed to slide. You should abuse it on every opportunity.

Dashing into a wall under an angle will give you a higher velocity. So, if a wall is to your left, then look to your right and press A + Shift mid-air.

If your speed is at least 8.9 m/s, you will slide automatically after pressing the crouch button.

In the air, release W, hold A or D and turn the camera the same way smoothly to change your trajectory.

There are a couple of signs all over the map on which you can corner jump right after mantling on them.

Instant Air Dash is the act of jumping then instantly air dashing, which removes the slowdown of the regular dash. Without Stamina Mastery, it's less efficient than ground dash, but in certain situations you can still use it to start sliding immediately after dashing, like on these secret shop entrances.

This is a subcategory of wall jump, which is used right on the vertical corner of a wall/building. It boosts in direction to which you are looking.

This is a subcategory of wall jump, which is used on the horizontal corner of a wall/building. It boosts you upwards and to the side of the corner.

After mantle sliding, you can wall jump to gain even more speed.

You can do wall-jump simultaneously with stepping on a vent to gain even more speed.

Dash, stop the dash with a quick crouch (bind it to mousewheel down), then jump immediately after.

Crouch off a zipline and dash right after to have more momentum, as you have no air drag right after ziplining.

After crouching off a zipline, you have a little window to jump without using stamina.

After falling on the ground from above, it is possible to perform optimized IAD by jumping perfectly in the moment you touch the ground.

Zip Launch is a complex tech requiring you to detach from zipline in perfect tick, giving an enormous velocity boost. But you can perform it consistently from special places on map, like the one shown in the video.

You can perform a vent boost right after mantling to vent platforms on side lanes.

Jumping perfectly in the end of a dash lets you do a mini dash jump, which uses only 1 stamina.

This tech is continuation of Mantle Wall Jump, but in much tighter places, where you can mantle only by buffering jump inside the light melee animation. Everything else is the same: you slide and jump immediately after mantling.

Stairs is the perfect object for IADing, as you can somewhat easily adjust your position compared to the ground after jumping on them.

You can control where a hero will land after your hook by rotating camera.

Bebop can hide heavy melee animation in first spell animation.

Drifter can mark any active creep and teleport to it.

Graves ultimate blocks all kinds of projectiles.

Your camera placement matters for barrel spawn point and its velocity: looking up makes it spawn right at your feet without further movement.

Dashing right after stepping on jump pad cancels the vertical momentum, making you land on ground faster.

When using ultimate on Lash you preserve the existing momentum.

Using Grapple and wall jump at the same time gives you huge horizontal momentum.

Pressing M2 90 degrees to your left or right while sliding gives you a small speed boost, which you can use with jumping.

You can combine M2 knocback with wall jumping for getting even more speed, for that you should press M2 a little before wall jumping.

Aiming down perfectly at somewhat 30 degree angle together with wall jump gives you a huge vertical boost.

The direction of enemy's push depends on your camera angle, which makes it possible to push them to your team/guardian/walker.

You can start heavy melee animation right after pressing second skill, inserting melee animation into it, which makees you able to get a melee without getting parried, but it won't work if you are far enough from the enemy.

Combining Venator's second with wall jump gives you a huge backwards momentum.

Cancelling Vindicta second skill mid-animation lets you preserve horizontal momentum, which can be useful for escapes.

Viscous ultimate has a starting animation, in which you can start charging up heavy melee.

Combining Viscous's third with wall jump gives you a huge backwards momentum.