Practice your little ass off, you will get there at some point, some it may take weeks, others years. Learn how the joints move and what they do. I studied the joints for a little while. (Don't call me no life, it was at like 3 in the morning when I couldn't go back to sleep.) I'm not pro, but I'm half decent, took me 9 months, try your hardest. It pays off.

Easy, practice and train.

I dont know what the difference between judo wushi aikido etc. is. I also, can't even throw a punch. The tutorials on this forum are advanced and have speed momentum timing, even gravity!

Try and do a movement in real life, dumb it down, and try it in game.

Remember to relax joints!

What people consider "pro" is usually the players you can see in youtube videos (with a few k views). Guys like swexx, largekilla, maybe some others. How to become one? Make decent replays, get them in videos, get vidoes posted (preferrably by someone who has a number of Youtube subscribers)

From what I've seen, that's it. It doesn't matter that I'd win Swexx in most mods* in multiplayer, way more people think he's rather pro than me... because of them youtube vids.

* And probably about 45% of the time in lenshu3ng too

Yeah I would have to say there are no pro's in the game period. There isn't just one way to play toribash so you can't really be pro at the game, you can achieve the highest rank in a mod and be beast at the mod I guess or be absolutely godly at replays and spars.

There isn't a "best" player but there are "clumps" of pretty equal level players at the top who are better at different things.

Figure out what you want to be good at, look to play with people who play at the absolute top level in it, try to learn from them, if not, at least get your buttkicked by them a lot and save the replays to watch and learn from.

And there's people dedicated to helping you. Like the Toribash TakeOVER youtube series.

Practice makes perfect, that's all.

In order to get better, you can refer to the Tutorials thread, YouTube, study other players, or just practice in freeplay.