Teaches Mid Lane

Froggen talks about the different settings, gear, mechanics, smartcast and his personal preferences when playing League of Legends. He further talks about the technical aspect of mouse sensitivity and DPI.

Finding and mastering your champion is something that requires hard work. Froggen talks about how to find your favored champion and how you can practice with it. He speaks about the importance of playing against the champion that you have chosen, even if it's a bad matchup. If you really want to master it, you have to have adequate knowledge, in order to be able to play against every champion.

Froggen talks about some advanced play with Anivia and shares his secret tips on how to tweak your gameplay. He further talks about Anivia’s key strengths and how to utilize them on a professional level. He goes through everything from his personal recommendations on Rune builds to more advanced In-game things.

Froggen showcases different matchup scenarios and discusses fight strategies, setups, 1v1 matchups, and specific challenges. Henrik further shows different matchups against Zed, Cassiopeia, and mirror match against Anivia. Froggen mainly plays Anivia but also showcases Matchups, where he plays Karthus.

Froggen underlines the importance of team dynamics and explains some of the different roles played in the game. He further talks about how you can grind your way into a good team and discusses the importance of team chemistry.

Froggen talks about In-game communication in general, roles and specific communication strategies used in CLG.EU. He further speaks about the different communication within the different roles.

The best possible way to communicate will always be through a voice communication program, but in absence of that, if you are playing on solo lanes, you need to use pings to signal other players. Froggen talks about the importance of using pings.

Froggen talks about the importance of vision control. He further explains how to gain the upper hand, how to bait, and how to dominate by utilizing vision control in the best possible way. Froggen illustrates different ward strategies and recommends the usage of the different wards.

Froggen explains the early game and the importance of maintaining a high creep score. In this lesson, you will learn how to farm creeps effectively. The early game varies from champion to champion, and some champions need to be more aggressive than others. Froggen talks about different playstyles depending on your starting champion and who you are up against.

Froggen explains in-depth about the Mid Game perspective. He explains how to have a strong presence, Split Pushing, how to play the Mid Game depending on your Early Game status. He further showcases different scenarios In-Game and how to take advantage of Anivias spells, both Ultimate and his different combos.

Froggen addresses the essentials of the late game, how objectives can influence your game and the importance of vision control in the late stages. This lesson, Froggen also points out ways to turn a losing game around and win. He further explains how the team fights work, how important it can be to dodge CC's and how much impact Baron can have.

Froggen explains the importance of having the right mindset. The fear of losing a match is common amongst players; Henrik suggests ways to get rid of your anxiety and how to stay calm in stressed situations. He further underlines the importance of performing consistently good.

Froggen explains ways to stay confident in your ability to hit your skill shots. Losing confidence is something that can happen to anybody, and working out the challenges is a huge part of success. He further explains how to reverse a tilting game to a winning game.

Froggen shares some of his pro tips and tricks to help you gain the upper hand in team battles — this includes tricks such as using summing spells, items, Anivia’s spells and much more!

Froggen talks about end game scenarios. He gives you an insight into how best to approach end gameplay and optimize your chances to win.

Henrik comments on his famous 1vs1 game, against the guy who is considered the best in the world, FAKER.