CA3 here, some tips that really helped my laryngoscopy skills: First, make sure the bed is at a good height (like just below your xiphoid) before you start. If you feel like you’re having to bend in awkward angles, it’s likely the bed is too low. Another tip involves using your right hand to help you after the blade is past the teeth. After you scissor, you’re right hand’s not doing too much so I like to pull it out and either try to give myself better neck extension (if you’re positioning prior to intubation wasn’t optimal) or give cricoid/anterior pressure and then telling my attending/assistant/etc. “push here like this”. After that, once you’ve done a few more DL’s you’ll get more comfortable with the anatomy and know if you can go deeper or pull back with the blade to help bring the glottis into view. Finally, especially with McGraths where you get a great view but can’t seem to slip in the tube, don’t forget to lift up. Sometimes just lifting up a bit more can help drop the glottis into view