Where else, Victory Road. I find that Durant and Excadrill give out a nice chunk of experience, especially if you remember to use Lucky Egg to give a nice boost to the amount of experience you get. Also remember some of the following daily trainer battles you can do:

* Everyday a new trainer appears in front of the Nimbasa City Ferris Wheel which you battle and then take a ride with on the Ferris Wheel with.
* Everyday in a house in Opelucid City two trainers will have a Triple (White)/Rotational Battle (Black) battle with you.
* Everyday in Nimbasa's two sports arena's there are two times when you can battle on the court. In the morning when their is Soccer in the Large Court and Tennis in the Small Court, then again in the afternoon when there is Football in the Large Court and Basketball in the Small Court. Though most of the players who want to battle will be standing somewhere near the entrance, I've found that sometimes players somewhere else on the field might battle too so talk to everyone.

Finally on Route 10 in the DARK grass there are level 40 Pokemon. Though remember you can run into double battles so make sure you have two good battling Pokemon.

Then someone better tell Serebii to correct their daily page.

Well all I can say is try to take advantage of type weaknesses then.

Plus, you could always train against the wild Pokemon at the beginning of Routes 11 and 16, where you have to battle one or two Trainers to get to the grass, but the Pokemon are all around Lv. 50, so they provide some decent experience.

I agree, though. I'm a bit frustrated by the fact that I now have to train against wild Pokemon before I keep going and I miss the VS Seeker/PokeGear/PokeNav or something that gives me the ability to have a rematch with SOMEone. Oh well, guess I'll just take it one Pokemon at a time...I'll wait until they're Lv. 65 before I keep going...unfortunately, that means at least 13 levels for all of my Pokemon...dang it...

The Black & White Elite Four theme also has a sting from the Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald Elite Four theme.

Shinedown is an excellent band to listen to while beating that old man.

AND, MAN!

His buffalo mon was crippling what was left of my team, it was paralyzed and with very little HP left, i thought i was doomed when i sent my Atem, i used him to revive but he took the buffallo's attacks well, so i full restore him and just revive and heal everyone since the buffallo wouldn't dare use a recoil attack in this situation. Then i sent Hawky and the cheating AI used Wild Bolt to almost knock out Hawky, at least Hawky survived but its ability would make him useless.

Next came that bisharp thing, Jack Atlas fire punched him but it survived and Stone Edge'd Jack Atlas with a critical. I sent out Black Toph and swords danced, then earthquake (bisharp used a silly dark move) and then... i started to work!

Like, in the middle of the high, just when the dark dragon was coming, my shift was about to start so i closed my DS and just thought on what to do in the battle (thank god i got briefed into a new survey to make, that made me stop thinkin pokemon)

Then i returned to the battle, i hoped i could Earthquake that dragon for massive damage, but it Focus Blast'd Black Toph to K.O., i brought Oceamurai hoping a Retaliate would do good damage, but... yeah... so i brought its HP down a bit more, as much as Oceamurai could so when i brought out Horus it could knock it down with Dragonbreath, sure enough it did. I sent out Hawky for the frog thing, just so i could fully heal Oceamurai and Horus, next went Oceamurai and while i thought i would have to rely on Horus i ended up Aqua Tailing the frog thing to win the game -v-

And now, to the pokemon transfer!