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Excluding a short stint in 2014, Ejay started TASing regularly in 2018, by making submissions to challenges by [[FlaminFunky's Challenges|FlaminFunky]] and [[CLH Gaming's Challenges|CLH Gaming]]. His interest soon shifted to [[Tool-assisted freerun|TAFs]], followed by [[300cc TASing|300cc]] and [[Kart TASing|kart]] categories. In 2019, Ejay set his first [[Best known time|BKTs]], was added to the [[TASLabz]] private channels, and begun contributing to regular tracks. Since then, he has; found an RTA viable method for the [[GCN Waluigi Stadium]] [[Ultra|ultra shortcut]], co-discovered the [[GBA Bowser Castle 3]] and [[DS Desert Hills]] ultra shortcuts, discovered the [[Moo Moo Meadows]] ultra shortcut, discovered [[supergliding]], and found RTA viable strategies for supersliding on [[Luigi Circuit]] and [[N64 Mario Raceway]], among other contributions.

In the [[MKWii TAS Awards]], Ejay has been nominated for [[TASer of the Year]] five times (every year since its inception), and has contributed to the winners of the [[3lap TAS of the Year]] and [[Flap TAS of the Year]] in each year. He was also one of the first competitors in the [[MKWii TAS Competition]], achieving 11 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze) from 2020 to 2021, and earning 3rd place in TAS Comp 2020. His ~~final~~ submission~~, in~~ [[Task 11 2021]], is widely considered to be one of the best winning submissions of all time.

In the [[MKWii TAS Awards]], Ejay has been nominated for [[TASer of the Year]] five times (every year since its inception), and has contributed to the winners of the [[3lap TAS of the Year]] and [[Flap TAS of the Year]] in each year. He was also one of the first competitors in the [[MKWii TAS Competition]], achieving 11 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze) from 2020 to 2021, and earning 3rd place in TAS Comp 2020. His submission to [[Task 11 2021]], is widely considered to be one of the best winning submissions of all time.

From 2017 to 2022, as a time trialler in the RTA community, Ejay set 45 Oceania records and 6 world records. All the world records were set on [[Grumble Volcano]] in 2019, the last of which still sits at 4th on the worldwide rankings. In 2025, Ejay made a brief return, and set the first [[supersliding]] world record on [[Luigi Circuit]].

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 Excluding a short stint in 2014, Ejay started TASing regularly in 2018, by making submissions to challenges by [[FlaminFunky's Challenges|FlaminFunky]] and [[CLH Gaming's Challenges|CLH Gaming]]. His interest soon shifted to [[Tool-assisted freerun|TAFs]], followed by [[300cc TASing|300cc]] and [[Kart TASing|kart]] categories. In 2019, Ejay set his first [[Best known time|BKTs]], was added to the [[TASLabz]] private channels, and begun contributing to regular tracks. Since then, he has; found an RTA viable method for the [[GCN Waluigi Stadium]] [[Ultra|ultra shortcut]], co-discovered the [[GBA Bowser Castle 3]] and [[DS Desert Hills]] ultra shortcuts, discovered the [[Moo Moo Meadows]] ultra shortcut, discovered [[supergliding]], and found RTA viable strategies for supersliding on [[Luigi Circuit]] and [[N64 Mario Raceway]], among other contributions.
-In the [[MKWii TAS Awards]], Ejay has been nominated for [[TASer of the Year]] five times (every year since its inception), and has contributed to the winners of the [[3lap TAS of the Year]] and [[Flap TAS of the Year]] in each year. He was also one of the first competitors in the [[MKWii TAS Competition]], achieving 11 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze) from 2020 to 2021, and earning 3rd place in TAS Comp 2020. His final submission, in [[Task 11 2021]], is widely considered to be one of the best winning submissions of all time.
+In the [[MKWii TAS Awards]], Ejay has been nominated for [[TASer of the Year]] five times (every year since its inception), and has contributed to the winners of the [[3lap TAS of the Year]] and [[Flap TAS of the Year]] in each year. He was also one of the first competitors in the [[MKWii TAS Competition]], achieving 11 medals (5 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze) from 2020 to 2021, and earning 3rd place in TAS Comp 2020. His submission to [[Task 11 2021]], is widely considered to be one of the best winning submissions of all time.
 From 2017 to 2022, as a time trialler in the RTA community, Ejay set 45 Oceania records and 6 world records. All the world records were set on [[Grumble Volcano]] in 2019, the last of which still sits at 4th on the worldwide rankings. In 2025, Ejay made a brief return, and set the first [[supersliding]] world record on [[Luigi Circuit]].