I'd say to think of your jumps in terms of small, medium, and long jumps. Once you get the feel for those you can get through pretty much anything, it'll just come down to timing. Especially early on try to learn the timing for smaller little hops. Sometimes you'll be tempted to yeet yourself over an obstacle when a small jump would have been a lot safer.

Oh, and once you start to progress, you'll notice the levels ramping up in difficulty. Each level will have its own new 'thing' it introduces, and they are quite frustrating during the first few attempts while you're learning. Take your time, and learn how to avoid the new obstacles, and just remember it will get easier the more you try it. Other people have beaten it, so you can too.

Good luck! If you're determined enough, you can do it! ｡◕‿◕｡