Guys get a standing desk. It’s much easier to move your desk rather than your chair!

I agree. Gaming chair is stupid. Office padded chair is the best to keep posture

a good solution is drinking something hot while playing

Still a top routine for me even after 2 years. Always see instant improvement every time I run it, even for just a little bit. The key really is to follow the instructions to seriously push speed to the point you arm falls off.

why are you to the left of me

Yo this playlist got me to consistently aim train without getting bored or ragequitting. Got me from VT Valorant silver to diamond.

3:20 i hold it just like that!!

How much u charge for aim coaching?

He isnt moving tryhard, so calm yet so dangerous

Is 12400 dpi good?

I just want a grip that's not difficult and unstable and lets me Butterfly click consistently 😕 But I have tried different grips to fix my consistency, but they're hard to get into cuz it's just a very small difference of like 5 millimeters shifted somewhere that makes this difference. It's unnoticeable in pictures too, so I just have no idea how to do this. (I want to right click butterfly and double click, so flat fingers, and have a roccat kone xp, that I use all of the side buttons on, so my grip shouldn't bring me too far away from those)

Does hitting my mouse against my desk count as too mad?

Question. Are glass pads smooth or do they have bumps? I work with glass so I can make my own if its smooth

What happens if I don't have high grip tension but my hands/arm are still tense?

Hay im new to aim training and I got alot out of this video and wanted to say thanks. I also think sinceanc is weird brains are weird but I appreciate your research and look forward to more stuff from u

anyone know how to make it quieter? i use one and theres a scratchy sound when moving my mouse

your table looks like a failed diy project

He is the worst only because ive never been his student

The egg example is like a huge piece of the puzzle for me, over the last few months I've gone from not being able to use mouse to daily aim training and I've kinda hit a wall but sitting and thinking of the egg example has made my tracking way way better

When I download the playlist not all of the tasks from the video can be found in there. How can I find them all?

“Were my 2000 hours of not doing shit while my computer had an aim trainer running worth it?” Insane waste of a video

Is there a scenario like this in aimlabs? @6:41.

I once aced back to back 2 rounds with sheriff in plat 3 and almost every shoot was headshot. Now i cant even aim in a simple 1v1. Wht the actual fuck happened to my aim 😭

Sounds logical. But i really play (and work and do nearly everything) on an office Mouse-Pad about 20c20cm on 3200 DPI on a 1080p Screen. I am so used to it, whenever i touch someone else mouse on 800 dpi i feel like i am getting pranked. Further more, for the wife and me i built a desk inbuilt in the wall etc. there is no way increasing the space for the mouse for an "arm-aim". The thing is for every non-shooter application/game we never needed any more space, not even for fortnite. Now i am playing Delta Force and my aim there isnt as good ( it seem? ive no evidenc eother than i feel i get kille dmor eoften than in any other shooter). With the whole discussion i just discovered, i read MOST people play on 800 DPI makes me wonder why there is even 6200 or more oen my mouse available...like what are those high dpi made for? kinda puzzled here... :D

I used to be a wrist aimer when I started FPS as well, then I got a laptop in the Army, and had no table so I just set a mousepad on my bed, and learned to aim with my forearm that way. I've noticed ever since I always plant my elbow on my desk then just aim with my arm. Aiming up and down is still weird but high sens makes it easier.

1. U only say what u shouldnt do 2. We be could if u should do instead but a specified c answer 3. What “aiming” stratagy do you recomend?

I have been dealing with BOTH tennis & golfer's elbow in BOTH my arms, as a consequence of gaming. My wrists, forearms, hands and fingertips were all in constant pain. Thankfully I've managed to improve my desk ergonomics little by little, and feeling much better these days.

I’ve been on 800 dpi for years and I’ve had no problems at all and I’ve tried too switch too 1600 dpi but it doesn’t feel as good as 800dpi idk why

I'm super impressed by your aiming skill! Random thought after watching this...For someone that's been playing online FPS shooters since the late 90's, there is something that folks either don't know nowadays or has been coded out of most online shooters net code. Lag or latency tends to make an enemy player visually show up a step BEHIND where they actually are (in thier simulated enviroment in game on thier computer). The net code takes what they see (thier simulation) vs what you see (in your simulated enviroment in game on your computer), and melds those togther with math and outputs whether you've actually landed a HIT or MISS. The problem with edge tracking the back edge as advice, is that is goes against typical advice to counter latency. Normally it's good practice shooting slighty in front of where your target is moving, farther in front if they are moving faster in a direction to counter the latency discreption. If the latency is very good/low, then shoot at the leading edge of the model. Targeting the back may be easier for reaction time when they switch directions, and might be better in a straight on strafe battle where there are lots of quick strafes. But if they are running across screen, or moving in one direction for a bit of time, you may miss shots aiming at the back of the model. Despite the appearance in your simulation, shots are landing on the model, the enemy may not actually in the exact position you see at all, they are likely slightly ahead of what you see in your simulation of the game. Each game has different net code, some are more forgiving of others and will give you a HIT as long as it looks right in your version of the simulation, but the closer you are to the back of a model, the more the chance of a MISS registering despite it looking correct to you. If you are trying to get high scores in a game thats fully simulated on your own PC (Aim labs), this makes sense to hone aand get better at. But when you have sims running on 20 different PCs located over hundreds of miles, you have to adjust for that experience slightly...

useless video to ever be posted. Ever

hello west, i was wondering have you ever heard of ROBLOX clanning? if you have i was wondering if you have any advice for getting better aim for it, its 3rd person cursor based aim instead of it being camera locked 3rd person, if you have any advice for cursor based aiming in general i also wouldnt mind ty

osu players were taking another route

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my aim looked a lot like this not that long ago. wish i had come across this vid, it would've helped me improve quicker. One 'trick' I came up with (prob not an original thought) which helped me a lot was this: reorient away from the perspective of moving the reticle, the center of my screen as if it's a point of vision (like an eyeball). It's not an eyeball, it's a camera-- my goal is to 'film' the target and keep it centered at all times. I imagine i'm a sports videographer at a football game whose job is to track a moving ball with their camera. this helped me worry less about making sure the dot on the screen was always covering the ball and instead helped me to move my mouse smoothly with less tension. It also helped me to actually watch the target, which improved my ability to predict and react. Keeping it somewhere near the center of my 'camera' was enough and i found that the crosshairs would end up drifting to it naturally, seemingly automatically once I stopped focusing so hard on that little point. Maybe this trick can help other folks.

appreciate the discussion of attending to errors (then trusting that you will adapt) and 90 minute blocks

buy books, got it.

Question for overall aim training, if im lacking in specific aiming types should I just solely focus on those areas to bring them up to my other skills since they are my weak points?

this is why console gaming is more fair

Does the mouse tension idea apply to games like fortnite where you need to execute multiple edits in quick succession while aso holding down the mouse button etc?

yo this video is so useful man thanks i need to put a pillow on my back rest because i cant use my backrest on my chair fully while gaming comfortably, so the pillow should be a better backrest/neck rest.

This session was about unlocking Ultra Instinct.

13 minutes wasted watching this

Im a 1yr behind but this was very informative! Thank you

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oh yeah i gotta lower my ikea desk. way too high.

The link doesnt work anymore

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Thank you so so much for this video!!! No one talks about these sort of things with this much clarity, and you explain it all so well.

do you have any tips on how to shoot neons?

It almost seems like a fingertip grip