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Then I have breakfast and sit down at the computer. At 12PM, a meeting with the team begins (usually online, in person during tournaments). We discuss the game, strategies, mistakes — in general, the theoretical part. It lasts about two hours. Practice begins at 2PM — at least four training matches in a row. On average, we finish somewhere around 7PM-8PM. But sometimes we play longer — it all depends on the context (whether it’s a simple training session or preparation for a tournament) and the schedule.