ALright CoachingBook on Discord

Overwatch coaching from a former OWCS head coach.

ALright is Kim Ju-hwan, a Korean tank player who mains Winston, Wrecking Ball and D.Mon and coaches every hero. He has been a head coach since March 2025, with teams in Korea, Japan and Oceania, and has coached about 10 players one-on-one, each for 10 or more sessions. He lives in Korea and coaches in Korean or English.

“I practice over and over again. And when there's something I don't know, I do my best to learn it.”

ALright
ALright at a LAN event, wearing a headset and glasses, playing at a tournament PC. A teammate beside him is painted over for privacy.
At a LAN. Teammate painted over for privacy.

Packages

Solo or team, fixed prices, booked in Discord. Pick a row to see exactly what happens.

Solo

For one player who wants to climb in Role Queue.

Team

For rosters playing FACEIT, open qualifiers or collegiate.

Book on Discord

Prices in US dollars, paid upfront, or 50% now and 50% after if you prefer. Bundles show what the same sessions cost one by one.

Waiting on ALrightTurnaround times (72 hours for a VOD review, 48-hour replies) are a proposal until ALright confirms themQ27

How ALright coaches

“Most people treat Overwatch as a shooting game and only practice their aim. You have to think about the composition and the team play too. That's what I teach.”

I help players build a solid foundation first, then guide them toward the style they want. Even if you know how you want to play, without the foundation you won't get the results.

ALright

Every session, three steps

  1. Tell me what's wrongYour usual problems, what you think is going wrong, and where you want to take your play.
  2. Watch it togetherWe go through your replay and find the real issues.
  3. Leave with a planFixes for what we found, and a direction for what comes next.

Summary notes after every session. Follow-up questions are always welcome.

What players say

Unedited Discord messages from players and teams he has coached. Korean messages are translated underneath.

  • Discord message from jamorant: alright helped me out a lot when i was a newer player. he taught me a lot about the fundamentals, stuff that i still think about actively to this day. his english is also thanos. would highly reccomend.
    “he taught me a lot about the fundamentals … stuff that i still think about actively to this day”jamorant on LiquipediaCoached by ALright at Astronic Esports in 2025. Now plays OWCS Pacific, and represented India at the 2026 World Cup.
  • Discord message from tavi: Alright was my first coach, he opened my eyes to how much a coach can help with personal macro and micro improvement. A coach notices things you don’t when you play and Alright noticed my mistakes very quickly and helped me improve. 100% recommend.
    “Alright noticed my mistakes very quickly and helped me improve. 100% recommend.”tavi on LiquipediaFACEIT League S9 OCE Master champion with Untouchables. Now on SeijiKING.
  • Discord message from 메로미, in Korean: 코치님! 우승했습니다!! 정말 감사합니다!!! Translation: Coach! We won the tournament!! Thank you so much!!!
    “Coach! We won the tournament!! Thank you so much!!!”메로미 · 2 Sep 2026 · translated from Korean
  • Discord message from 桃田ねこ, in Korean: 여러모로 가르쳐 주셔서 정말 감사드립니다! 우승했습니다! 정말 많은 것을 배울 수 있었습니다. Translation: Thank you so much for teaching us in so many ways! We won the tournament! I learned so much.
    “Thank you so much for teaching us in so many ways! We won the tournament! I learned so much.”桃田ねこ · 3 Sep 2026 · translated from Korean
  • Discord message from Nova: Hi, I just wanted to thank you for coaching us that day. You are a very good coach and I learned a lot, hope to learn more from you later on! Truly one of the best i’ve had.
    “You are a very good coach and I learned a lot … Truly one of the best i’ve had.”Nova · 23 Jul 2026
  • Discord message from penguine: Gave me great feedback, walked through concepts and issues seen within my own gameplay. Gave me plenty of options in regards to how the coaching session would go.
    “Gave me great feedback, walked through concepts and issues seen within my own gameplay.”penguine · 12 Jul 2026
  • Discord message from yx: okok thanku so much! i will practice what you taught me
    “i will practice what you taught me”yx · 27 Jul 2026
Waiting on ALrightA quick OK from each reviewer to show their name and message (jamorant, tavi, 메로미, 桃田ねこ, Nova, penguine, yx)Q20

What your notes look like

The moments from your replay that decided the fights, and what to work on next. Ask follow-up questions in your ticket.

Example notes on a tank VOD. ALright's own will replace these.

Waiting on ALrightA recorded VOD review, 5–10 minutes (he is making one)Q33
  1. You walk past the choke before your Kiriko has Suzu back. Wait for it, then take the space.

  2. Shield up for the Ana sleep, but you keep walking forward. Hold the angle until she's spent it.

  3. Second fight: their Zarya has 90% charge and you still commit. Track it. This is the fight you lost the map on.

  4. Good: you swapped targets to the flanking Tracer and saved your support. Do this on purpose, not only when she hits you.

To do
  1. 10 games: count Suzu before you walk past a choke.
  2. Custom game: hold shield on an off-angle until the sleep is gone.
  3. Track enemy Zarya charge out loud for one session.

Coaching record

Every line links to Liquipedia, so you can check it yourself.

Also academy and scrim teams that never made Liquipedia. One player he coached at Astronic Esports, Jamorant, has since played OWCS Pacific and the 2026 World Cup for India. How he took New Era to a podium

On the ladder

A tank player on the Korean ladder, which players widely rate the hardest in the world.

RankRoleWhere and whenProof
Top 500 #43TankAsia · Overwatch 2 Season 7 (2023)Screenshot
Champion 4Tank and DamageAsia · 2026 Season 2Screenshot
Champion 3PeakKorean serverHis stated peak. Only the Champion 4 screenshot exists.
GM3Right now2026 Season 4
4,406 SROverwatch 1 peakBefore the 2022 rank change
In-game career profile, in Korean. Tank: ranked 43rd in Top 500, current and season best, 99 wins. Account AUDITIVA.
Tank: ranked 43rd in Top 500, current and season best, 99 wins. Account AUDITIVA.
In-game career profile, in Korean. 2026 Season 2: Tank and Damage both finished Champion 4, their season best. Account TARRITO.
2026 Season 2: Tank and Damage both finished Champion 4, their season best. Account TARRITO.

Unedited screenshots from the in-game career profile (Korean client). Tap one to open it full size. His BattleTag: Tarrito#3661.

Waiting on ALright

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Before you book

Do you log into my account?

Never. This is coaching, not boosting. ALright never asks for your login and never plays on your account. Blizzard's rules ban both, and so does he.

What's a replay code, and what if it stops working?

After a match, open Replays in-game and copy the code. A patch can wipe codes, so send it within 48 hours. If it's gone, a screen recording works just as well.

Which ranks and roles do you coach?

Any rank, any role. Tank is his specialty, because it's what he plays. The one player he turns down is someone who wants to win without putting in the work.

When can I book, and in what time zone?

ALright lives in Korea and can coach at almost any hour, as long as you book at least a day ahead. Slots show in your own time zone.

What language are sessions in?

English or Korean. ALright speaks English and runs a translator while you talk, so nothing you say gets missed. Your notes come in writing either way.

I'm under 18. Can I book?

Yes, with a parent or guardian's permission. They pay and agree first, and sessions only happen in the server's channels, never in private messages.

What if I need to cancel?

Move a session with at least a day's notice, at no cost. If you miss one, ALright will try to find you a new time. If he misses one, you get a full refund. Unused sessions in a plan are refunded pro-rata.

How do I pay?

Through PayPal, paid upfront. ALright sends a PayPal payment request for your package in your Discord ticket. If you'd rather not pay it all before your first session, you can split it: 50% when you book and 50% after. Prices are in US dollars.

Book it in Discord

  1. Open a ticketJoin the server and open a ticket in #book-a-session. Pick your package.
  2. Pay by PayPalALright sends a PayPal request for your package. Pay upfront, or 50% now and 50% after.
  3. Pick a timeAny time, booked at least a day ahead. Slots show in your own time zone.
  4. Get coachedSession in your private channel, notes after.
Book on Discord
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