This is my first guide so bear with me!

While this game seems simple, getting some of these achievements gets a little tricky. You will require some practice, luck and precision. And most of all, patience!

A gamepad is highly recommended. It's much easier to move around and execute commands with the precision some areas require.

I did rebind my keys however, I didn't care for the default configuration. Now this is personal preference, but my setup includes (I use a PS4 controller):

Movement - Dpad. I did not like the joystick movement for this type of game.
Jump - X
Dash/Slide - Square
Action - Circle

Just remember to have patience! Any questions, feel free to ask me.

Slide Jumping!
The jump and slide buttons on X and square are perfect for executing the slide jump move that you see so much in my videos. You want to press the square button, then immediately drop your thumb on the X. It makes the difference on some jumps. However! Slide jumping all the time is not recommended since some jumps require less distance in order to keep moving at a good pace. Jumping and sliding at the same time gives different results than sliding then jumping. Try both out and see!

Super Jumping!
There's also a super jump kind of move in the game. If you hold the down button for a few seconds, your character will get this rainbow effect. Jumping then would yield a much higher jump. In a game that has you constantly moving, this seems to have limited applications. It can help you reach areas you would otherwise have to run around to get to, especially with double jump. Please check my "Hardest To Kill & Mountaineer" achievements video for a good example of this.

Levers!
There's a quick way to use levers! You can use levers with the Down or Action buttons. So if you alternate between action and down, you will pull levers twice as fast! Please check my "Not Easily Fooled" achievement video for a good example of this.

Music!
I find it easiest to pick a song, then have it repeat that same song when trying to finish a level. Since the levels react to your music, it's a good idea to stick to one song. That way you have a better chance at a consistent playthrough. Having it on random makes each run very different, so keep that in mind!

Solo Play!
Uncheck "Accept Challengers" to play by yourself. Sometimes when switching it off, I still get one more challenge from somebody. Just ignore that and you won't be bothered again.

Just a heads up, some of the videos have artifacts randomly popping in. I'm using Nvidia Shadowplay to record and it's still in beta.

I end up doing some of these runs a few times to minimize the artifacts, and the final version should be ok. I figure you can see the whole run and try to copy it anyways.

So sorry in advance, the later videos should be ok as I mess with the settings and my PC to get the optimal quality.