Pros

+ Good Individual CC + High Mobility + Easy Combos + Fast Clearing + Very Tanky + Can Carry

Cons

- Don't Leave Team Behind - Suffers From Grievous Wounds - Can Get Kited By Certain ADC - Hard To Carry When Behind - Gets Weaker In Late Game

Sky Splitter before Thundering Smash when near an enemy for throwing him back and procing Aftershock easy.

Frenzy 's cooldown is reduced by half when using it on a minion or monster.

Canceling jumps or dashes like:

Yasou's Sweeping Blade, Remember! You can make huge combo's with Yasuo's Last Breath!

Tristana's Rocket Jump, Remember! Use Sky Splitter at the beginning of her Rocket Jump!

Kha'Zix's Leap

Zac's Elastic Slingshot

Lee Sin's Sonic Wave, Remember! His Sonic Wave Dosen't Deal Damage Before It Contacts!

Riven's Broken Wings, Remember! Her 3rd Q doen't deal Damage before it Lands!

Xin Zhao's Audacious Charge

Vi's Vault Breaker

Playing Volibear will improve your knowledge of the game. The champion is plain and simple but it teaches you more about how to jungle instead of how to play your champion at the highest skill level possible. Remember your champion is meant to engage, so dont wait for your team nor forget them. Lead them instead.

Some Term Good To know:

Shadowing:
Used to describe the act of being in an area to help a laner who is in a shaky situation. Let's say your mid lane has very low health because they just killed their enemy laner, and they need to push out their lane to recal. However, enemy top, bot or jungler are missing.
This is an example of when your midlane needs a shadow. If possible, aim to be nearby him in case anything happens. Take camps close to midlane or scuddle and danger ping their lane if you're not in a position to assist. This is called shadowing

This is a big-brain concept, mental warfare strategy that a jungler uses to win a game. You want to shadow your own lanes, but also their jungler (called Tracking their jungle - always keeping your eyes on the minimap). Any time he makes a move, you are there, or at least have a counter play.

Pressure:
More based of off objectives. Splitpushing is a good example -- draw Pressure to one side of the map. If your toplaner does this toplane and gets ganked by 4 ppl, then you are free to take dragon. Other way around is if botlane is pushing hard trying to get an inhibitor. Then your free to take baron ( Remember to check for wards around baron pit).

Now you have built up pressure around the map and need to keep it. That way you will set the tempo of the game and force enemies to respond to your actions. The faster your able to end the less time they have to reset their minds to a calm state.