Radar chart for orion drift

If you've ever asked the question of how to get better, you probably got told to practise,
but how do you know what to work on? what are you actually good at?
This radar chart helps with answering those questions.

This wasn't made by a pro so please leave some feedback on the chart.

Made by: discount.

How to use:

Carving:
0 stripes: You can ground carve without the ball.
1 stripe: You can ground carve with the ball.
2 stripes: You can carve on walls.
3 stripes: You can carve on walls with the ball.
4 stripes: You can ceiling carve.
5 stripes: You can ceiling carve with the ball.

Ground ball control:
0 stripes: You can't move with the ball.
1 stripe: You can move with the ball but not change directions and you 2-hand the ball.
2 stripes: You can move with the ball using 1 hand but can't juke players.
3 stripes: You can juke players but don't have much versatility.
4 stripes: You can juke players in a lot of unexpected ways.
5 stripes: You are a juke god.

Passing:
0 stripes: You don't pass (loser).
1 stripe: You try to pass but shoot in the complete wrong direction.
2 stripes: You can make simple passes.
3 stripes: You can pass and receive passes as well.
4 stripes: You can pass on the ground and air (pass the ball to someone that's mid-air).
5 stripes: You are amazing at passing and receiving and are a team player.

Air ball control:
0 stripes: You can't go into the air with the ball.
1 stripe: You can fly in a straight line using the ball.
2 stripes: You can fly and not drop the ball.
3 stripes: You can control the ball adequately in the air.
4 stripes: You can fly with the ball and evade players in the air.
5 stripes: You can do anything in the air with the ball.

Defence:
0 stripes: You can't defend.
1 stripe: You are a bad goalie and barely save shots.
2 stripes: You sometimes save shots.
3 stripes: You can consistently save shots that are slow to medium speed.
4 stripes: You can save very fast shots from really close.
5 stripes: You can save shots and instantly clear them or cook with the ball.

accuracy explains itself, rate your own skill.