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For B4-5, two important things are timing and strafing.
Timing - to jump far you need to crouch + jump + shoot (hold m2) at the same time.
Once you get it right and practice it, you'll build muscle memory and get more consistent with it.
Strafing - right after you det-jump, quickly look at the direction you're moving and start strafing.
you strafe with 'a' or 'd' to your desired location. (move your mouse in sync with the keys, turn left when holding 'a', turn right when holding 'd').
strafing correctly helps you keep your air momentum so you go further.
(holding 'w' while in the air ruins your ability to turn and ruins your speed)
Tell me if that helps, otherwise give me more info so I can get more specific.
To use the help sign, stand at the beginning of the jump and look at it, this will show you a short tip.
List of jumps with a help sign: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A7, B2, B3 and D2.
I took note of your discussion page, feel free to elaborate if things seem lacking.
ur 1st mistake is looking back while doing normal jumps, it's very hard to turn back and strafe. Some jumps require that, but these ones don't. either just look down while u walk forward, or turn to the right (no more than 90 deg) at the last moment.
this seems to hold you back from these jumps - keep going and you'll finish both a and b course!