TBC Anniversary Arena Coaching

What You Get

• Live rated arena games with a coach in your team for the hours you booked
• Real-time calls on targets, cooldowns and positioning during each match
• A short review after every session with points to work on
• Tips on your talents, gear and keybinds for your class and composition

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on a TBC Anniversary realm
• Voice chat for the session (Discord is the usual choice)

TBC Anniversary arena coaching puts a Rank 1 arena player in your team for live rated games, booked from 1 to 10 hours. You play your own character in 2v2 or 3v3 while the coach explains positioning, cooldowns and targets in real time. Sessions are scheduled with you shortly after checkout.

Start with the bracket: 2v2 is included, 3v3 costs extra because it needs another experienced player in the group. Then choose the hours: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10. More hours cost more in total, and longer bookings let the coach build a plan across several sessions.

Booster Experience sets who teaches you. Rank 1 Booster is included; Celebrity Pros, well-known names from past Classic ladders, cost extra.

What Is Arena Coaching in TBC Anniversary?

Arena in The Burning Crusade is decided by small things: where you stand relative to a pillar, when you trade a trinket, which target gets the crowd control chain. Most players hit a rating wall not because of their gear but because they repeat the same mistakes every game. Coaching attacks those mistakes directly. An experienced player joins your team, watches every pull from inside the match and tells you what to change while it still matters.

It is different from a rating boost. A boost moves the number on your character; coaching changes the way you play, so the rating you reach afterwards is one you can hold on your own, season after season.

What a TBC Arena Coaching Session Covers

Every session starts with your goal: a rating target, a composition you keep losing to, or a class you just picked up. The coach then queues with you and works on what comes up in real games:

• Positioning and line of sight around pillars on every arena map
• Defensive cooldowns and trinket timing against burst setups
• Target selection, crowd control chains and when to switch
• Opener plans for the compositions you meet most often

Between games you get short, concrete notes. At the end of each session the coach sums up the two or three habits worth fixing first.

Buy Coaching by the Hour

Hours	Good for
1–2	One problem, such as a single matchup or opener
3–5	A full look at your class and composition
10	A season plan with progress checks between sessions

Hours can be split across several days. Your coach agrees the times with you in the order chat, and the first session can usually be played the same or the next day.

Coaching or a Carry?

If you only need the rating for gear, an arena rating boost is faster. For the points themselves, the weekly arena cap service plays your ten games each week. Players chasing the title can add coaching to a Gladiator carry. All PvP options are listed on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When can my first coaching session start?

A coach is assigned shortly after payment and agrees the time with you in the order chat. Many first sessions are played the same day or the next.

Do I play my own character?

Yes. Coaching is always played on your character, by you. The coach queues in your team and talks you through the games.

Can I split the hours over several days?

Yes. A 5 or 10 hour booking is usually spread over several sessions, so you can practice what you learned in between.

What is the difference between Rank 1 Booster and Celebrity Pros?

Both are top arena players. Celebrity Pros are well-known names from past Classic ladders and cost extra; Rank 1 Booster is included in the base price.