"BubbleStrat for dummies like myself"

#PokemonGO: There really easy to follow instructions for how to use BubbleStrat, so I thought I would try to make a beginners guide to BubbleStrat. I hate writing things so please be easy, but feel free to correct the mechanics if I have them wrong. I'm far from an expert on it.Step #1 – Acquire 5 Pokémon that are 10cp. They have to be 10cp, and can be any Pokémon you want.Step #2 – find a 10cp-12cp Rattata with Quick Attack. He will be the Defender you stick in a gymStep #3 – Find a 10cp Paras with Bug Bite. He will be the attacker.Step #4 – Find an open gym of your team, and insert the 10cp-12cp RattataStep #5 – Prestige that gym by attacking your Rattata with the 10cp Paras. Be sure that your 10cp Paras is the 1st space, the other 5 spaces have to be filled with the 5 other 10cp Pokémon. ALL 6 POKEMON ATTACKING HAVE TO BE 10CP.You need to be quick attacking. Hit the screen as fast as you can, even before the attack begins. The trick is to attack and kill the Rattata before the Rattata has a chance to hit you back. You can accomplish this because Quick Attack is slow to start attacking and Bug Bite is fast to attack. The CP of the Pokémon in the gym has to be really low, if it’s higher than about 12cp, then the Rattata in the gym will have time to attack you, and kill you. Once you attack the Rattata, you need to hurry and run, and exit the gym before the next Pokémon kills you. (Sometimes it will look like you were damaged, but after the battle you will be fully healed)The object of bubblestrat is to not have to use any healing potions, or revives.If you do this successfully, you will gain 500 prestige points (you are attacking a Pokémon with a higher CP) and not have to use any potions, or revives, meaning you can do it all day long without resources.After you know how to do Bubblestrat, the trick is to get more than 500 prestige per attack. It’s possible to get a max of 1000 prestige per attack. This is where the charts and calculators help. They will tell you all of the possible Pokémon you can use, and how much prestige you can get from each one.The reason this is called Bubblestrat, is that bubble has the slowest attack speed, so it’s the best move to place in a gym to attack against. It’s so slow that you can have a 20cp to 30cp Pokémon that uses bubble in a gym, and attack it with a 10cp Pokémon (1/2 the CP, so 1000 prestige points).Here are resources on Bubblestrat.The BubbleStrat guideThe BubbleStrat Calculator via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2ikQCYl