HOW A PRO WARMS UP IN CSGO

[@marcq4775]

How other pros warmup: aim bot map, smoke map, retakes map, deatmatches Jordan: "I'd like to be comfortable with my chair"

[@tadeuszwiercipaa9333]

They just don't talk about it. ya i know joke

[@kaboom5651]

Its alllll in the gaming chair, he was hinting us

[@leonex606]

to be honest, if you change your seating position every day your aim will change. I noticed that myself. sometimes you feel like you have never aimed before and you are like WTF IS going on maybe your hand isn't in the usual position, or your chair is a bit higher or lower than normal, focus on those tiny things :).

[@tmgthemobgamez2657]

Thats why hes the best :)

[@marcq4775]

@@leonex606 tbh, i tried it too earlier. And for the guess what it did chnaged my aim and movement entirely. I feel like im in control more. So really, Jordan if youre reading this, thank you very much and my comment is in no way made to make fun of you ❤

[@matyasszatmari7315]

"shooting people just kinda helps me get in the zone"

[@imdoge8243]

hahahahahahahaha

[@Evil_my_name]

XD

[@MBJ2323]

said any regular American ...

[@0mar.o036]

a school would help

[@prod.byquee1403]

*Sounds about white* 😂😂😂 szep volt Matyi amugy 😂 latom vannak magyarok akik nezik n0thing videoit

[@Marcus-zv6ni]

Would love to see you covering how to hold certain positions on all of the maps, just like a mini-series. One could be like, "How to play short A on Inferno". Like this if you want the same thing!

[@TGFZxStorm]

Download yprac, play prefire and take a look on the bots positions. You can find some really great spots with that method since they cover off-angles aswell. How to hold angles really much depends on situation and you also dont want to play to common angles since the enemy is preaiming them. Another thing you can do is when you died check your topfragger teammate crosshairplacement and watch out for preaims he does and try to prevent holding these angles. You have to be alltime aware of the disadvantage for the Player holding the angle. Another tip i can give when you hold from a Common position like headshot B Side on cache is when you realise the enemy engages go behind cover and peek 1-3 secs later so you get the peekers advantage and enemys crosshair is already on the next angle and they have to do a fast flick to win the gunfight (just works when you re not spoted!!). You also can work alot with your teammates and bait for each other so one of you can swing and get a kill while the other one who played as the bait hides and swings or change position afterwards when the enemy gets focused on the other one who not played the bait. As i said holding positions depends to much on the situation so you cant give some allround tips on how to hold certain positions you can convert into your gameplay. However there are positions having advantage over their counterparts and some having disadvantages. If you wanna improve to an advanced level, you have to play, train and figure it out for yourself so you can understand how and when to change your gameplay in different scenarios so you get the advantage over your enemy. Hope i could help you out.

[@GalluZ]

I don't like beggars.

[@TGFZxStorm]

@@GalluZ wdym?

[@YusufKhan-ye7rp]

YEEEESSSS

[@xible11]

@@GalluZ He's just recommending a series, In my opinion this could help alot of new players

[@satokndm]

I don't need to warm up. I'm always trash👌 HOW TF DID THIS SHIT GET 1K LIKES?

[@hopefulexe]

relatable

[@irnes_eth]

AAYE thats something i can relate to

[@FumbleFusion]

Feel ya haha

[@markhdhu1320]

👌

[@b_herradurabenraffy639]

We begin playing like trash tho. Just keep practicing

[@nickgahr6782]

HOW A PRO WARMS UP IN CSGO: he starts listening to $uicideboy$ and joins hvh server

[@msh3l518]

LMFAOOOOOO

[@vantaxyz]

ehrenmann

[@x999programs7]

100% skeet user

[@solider444]

@@x999programs7 agreed

[@1ava]

@Myles :D i wish the comment dislike button did something

[@oliverh2744]

Dude all things we want is here before i need to ask

[@josephbright4451]

Exactly before even I wanted to ask this wad already here.

[@sebastianrivero8480]

I have a tournament in 5 hours and this is all I needed, not the routine but the mechanical tips you do. Ly

[@miles1779]

GL man :)

[@premios121]

lol

[@matheusteps]

How was it???

[@sebastianrivero8480]

Got to the playoffs and proceeded to get trashed by a team of globals with +12k hours each :)

[@sebthesasquatch9532]

How did the tournament go?

[@fotaras4989]

I think a video on how to keep calm and not get stressed in certain in-game situations would be really helpful!

[@veezyt]

Play getting over it to stay calm

[@riseabovehate9476]

Yeah. I am a newbie and I get freaked out while taking fights

[@thefunkykrumpet5164]

That's my biggest problem, with single player fps i'm fairly decent with aim, but when i'm against human enemies i enter panic mode

[@roxydzey]

@@thefunkykrumpet5164 train ur stress and chill levels in real life then

[@luc1d356]

it comes with practice , I used to tilt constantly before , even broke my desktop one time , I noticed that when I am tilted I start playing recklessly and getting killed. So as soon as you feel the tilt you have to calm down and refocus on your game , relaxing and just getting over it. If you are really stressed , then you should take a break and focus on something else.

[@ToxicSkull0]

The people in his match must be so confused. One moment he’s owning everyone the next he’s standing still spazzing out

[@mindbreak666]

He's adjusting his chaaaaaairr!

[@defaultset]

For real, i was in a dm where s1mple was warming up and he was fucking owning everyone with the awp. Byt everytime i see him he was just on the wall spazzing out before destroying someone

[@afekowogamer9093]

tries to "waggle" my mouse: NOW THIS IS AN AVENGER LEVEL THREAT

[@krenzzie7290]

This is deffinetly the best warmup video on youtube, most are just "well go on aimbotz and click heads 10mins" I haven't realised that I do a lot of those things subconciously, just feeling the bullets, doing the "waggle" etc.

[@defi71zh]

n0thing makes me feel like I'm talking to a personal trainer but for csgo

[@MrRemo1313]

On Aim_botz, you can make those 3 walls appear if you shoot on the "90°" button (it's close to the "play" button on the bottom right of the wall)

[@trime547]

thanks man, didn't know that

[@MrRemo1313]

@@trime547 you're welcome :)

[@huzaifaqader2273]

It's good for aiming and killing faster ?

[@trime547]

@@MrRemo1313 I've tried it and it's kind of annoying cause it removes the armor from the bots.

[@nowsyn9955]

@@trime547 It doesn't remove the armour of the bots, there's another button on the map for that

[@AlencastroPedro]

I liked when you talked about the difference between "owning it" in dm and in competitive. I would like to see you developing more on how to translate good form on dm to good for on competitive, I bet there's a lot to talk about on that

[@Marxist-Nixonist-Bidenist]

Agreed. I own in dms and suck at comp.

[@BOOOM2k8]

Its not possible. Just get a brake after warmup.

[@saintyVEVO]

I loved that comment about forest's evasiveness and non-panicked shots on pistol rounds. That 1v3 he had on Fnatic at IEM Sydney was so nice to watch his timing between glock shots.

[@sumovskij]

Jordan it's insane how you're able to comment on all the small details I encounter every time I play! And like you said, please bring back the old C9 for the qualifiers.

[@ActuallyDKM]

Absolutely love this man. Such a nice guy. Really glad to have met you in Chicago, glad that I waited to hop in line to get liquid signatures so that I could say hello to you. Thank you for consistently putting out content to try and better other players, thank you for being such a good guy in this community.

[@weecieboi]

This is great man! A lot of this comes from experience (which majority of us don't have: especially the type of experience you have). It's really good to hear your thinking/reasoning for certain things, just helps us plebs get the ball rolling with what we can do/start with and build on that! Keep up the good work man!

[@axolniz6597]

I am a decent casual csgo Player and it helped me a lot. This guys knows how to teach people csgo. Ty Jordan

[@sticky4555]

The “waggle” might actually fix the problem why i’m so incosistent and worse in mm compared to dm. Good video’s!

[@rekutami]

These tips are really great for aim in general and not just cs. Thanks for sharing them especially the waggle, I usually just strafe a bit to keep my eyes focused, but I never thought about shaking my arm so that I could be ready to aim

[@Milos4SBC]

Well done Jordan, you are helping a lot to current and upcoming generations to improve themself as much as they can. You are one of a kind. Best regards from Serbia.

[@80guitarguy82]

I tried some of these tips yesterday and it totally worked. Thanks!

[@shinyheart3373]

I liked that 'Waggle' tip. I already do it but I am gonna do it more often. Thanks.👍

[@ToxicSkull0]

Waggle

[@alfredengholmdremstruo8836]

Jordan that video has helped me alot. I played a game after wachting it and it worked. Thx and keep doping stuff like this.

[@erlho2264]

Best How-to youtuber ever! Easy to Keep up to your tips and tricks, and it seems like you dont forget anything. Also very newbie friendly to watch! Keep up the good work!!

[@Mahir28M]

the last waggle tip was everything for me :D thank you so much

[@griffin3358]

Aur bhai Kaise Ho?

[@Ayyooitsdustaan]

You’ve always been my favorite person to watch when it comes to CSGO tutorials or tips because of the the way you structure your videos

[@zappke2046]

Thanks for doing this kinds of videos! It really helps and its not enought videos like this out there, thanks jordan. Love from norway❤️

[@ruix89]

These kinds of warm up really improve my ingame play

[@iyojose4471]

I love ur content bro! So many truth tips u said that nobody use to say! Love u Jordan

[@notawaffle9729]

Thanks for the waggle tip, theres been so many times when ive held an angle and lost focus

[@roxydzey]

8:15 - 9:10 thats the biggest problem of mine, concentration and focus. It affects my consistency. And i unconsciously do that twitching but not while waiting and peeking but when i am bad with aiming and i do it automatically like just checking if my mouse and pc and my hand are working good and together (i experience lags and stutters often). And i never thought about doing mouse hand twitching while waiting in corner to get back my focus in the game, i never thought about it in that way, thats nice information i got there in the end.

[@jonaolaechea]

Thanks n0thing, continue making this type of videos, gl !

[@sirivia7208]

Hey Jordan. Maybe a video on first time team strats? I am making a team with my friends and want to know how to coordinate basic strats, and is ripping strats from pro games good for beginners? Love your work

[@mikkelroos1070]

that golf thing already helped me out. thank you so much man!!!!

[@Asr_01]

And man I just wanna how you're doing n0thing,..hope you go big in future. You're my inspiration to turn from a casual gamer to a competitive one.

[@Sannu98]

great tips, self-reflecting really helps in the improvement

[@deuceylicious]

these videos are always so informative. you're the best dude.

[@tomaszg7512]

You are so smart bro... so smart nice to see your channel developing! Best wishes

[@billharris3707]

Awesome! Thanks. Yes, would love to see a training video.

[@herral8859]

I would like to see maybe a video on how to handle certain situations like 1v2s and retakes and so on.

[@cc_golf]

Loving the consistency man keep it up. Any tips on how to find a team to join ? I’m older and don’t have a lot of friends that play the game. Just wanting to try to get better in a team environment. Thanks

[@Max-oi9ge]

That are some awesome tips man! Now I do the "wiggle" so i don't lose focus, helps very good! :)

[@rajatsmukherjee]

This was very helpful.. especially the pistol part. Somehow I feel my pistol play is going to improve after this!! Thank you so much :)

[@alkistsogas327]

You know you are a accomplished youtuber when squarespace sponsors u

[@mieszko9105]

Could you go over how to do team training so like drills and general practice that igls should do for their teams

[@MrCelcifer]

Thank you so much for taking your time and explaining us the basics.

[@dominicchan2896]

that waggle bit was a nice touch

[@MasonSZN]

That little wiggle is so clutch really glad I saw this

[@whoknows6002]

What do you do when you have "one of those days"? You know when on 1 day everything feels off. Ok nvm watched the whole video.

[@terrapins]

who knows? sit there and cry while queueing for another

[@whoknows6002]

@@terrapins true xd

[@ra1lgunz268]

Bruh sometimes that kind of thing happens to me for like a week which is so damn annoying.

[@kalin5518]

@@ra1lgunz268 just warm up longer

[@ra1lgunz268]

@@kalin5518 warm ups doesn't work if that happens to me. It's just one of those days where everything doesn't work out for you.

[@danielbhlegjerset8465]

thank you for the warm up tips n0thing!!

[@valesz4140]

Pros : i better hit the DM or else i will get rekt Jordan : *Hold my chair*

[@Pomomomo]

that waggle thing i did by instinct when i first started and i though it was a bad habit, crazy to think its a good thing

[@nerdnexus-98]

THE BEST CS TUTOR IN MY OPINION.

[@MDHorror11]

I loved this video! Please give us a bunch of pointers and how you do stay warm and keep your aim crisp! I love it

[@gauravkalwani8578]

undoubtedly the best teacher of csgo

[@skipison]

Definitely do more vids on setup and training. It would be awesome to get some insights.

[@KNDCHV]

The last wiggle part I actually discovered myself. I've been caught so many times "sleeping" on an angle that I decided to start "imagining" that someone peeks me and how I would react. So I started wiggling when holding an angle for too long.

[@strike9775]

Oh wow so you discovered it for yourself, how outstanding! man shut your ugly ass mouth it's nothing grand stfu.

[@yotuu7394]

@@strike9775 triggered lmao

[@wathanathai8403]

Hey Jordan. Seeing a guy with Cambodia's flag in your friend list amaze me. Hopefully one day you will visit Cambodia. Support from here. 🇰🇭

[@djon5008]

The loosing focus was the most helpful. Thx.

[@sumesh_himself]

Thank you for making this video. Please make the other two of practising as well as setting up for tournament. :)

[@carlosrodrigomendez2494]

That’s a motor control theory n0thing, like the goalkeepers mooving before a penalty kick! Good video 👏🏾❤️

[@crythicalyt8392]

His A-D movement is fucking S tier🙈🚫🧢

[@suyogkhadilkar]

This content is pure gold

[@dazlolkaitis4978]

Keep uploading videos!!! We love them.

[@DylanMathews-w7y]

Nice video , you really help and explain things very well

[@pixelatedtr1x]

10:45 He raps pretty good!

[@Pratik-io5fp]

So true lmfao

[@youngjoe9788]

Insane video keep it up jordan

[@derekfaith14]

I want to see a compilation of all the little things n0thing touches on that other high profile players dont. I cant recall a pro ever explaining positioning yourself in your chair and your arm so that youre where youre optimal at. Only time ive heard other pros touch on this stuff they just say "preference" or "get comfortable" they dont explain that its really just get in your optimal positioning. You can feel comfortable in your setup but putting yourself at a disadvantage. I also would like to hear n0things analysis on the state of the amateur scene since he touched on practice routines and that the biggest part is practicing with a team then working on improving yourself from there. CSGO's entry level\ amateur scene isnt like 1.6 or even source. You can't just try out for multiple teams and go straight into scrims or even ring for teams without some sort of networking or straight up grinding stats to impress a bunch of nonamers enough to even get a try out for their open team. I dont even know if CSGO has an IRC equivalent. I know there are facebook groups and websites or even ESEA but there isn't this central spot where hundreds of teams are looking for tryouts ingers\scrims. I might suffer from oldtimer syndrome but I want to hear someone like n0thing at least talk about that shift in the competitive scene.

[@havoc3478]

Very helpfull dude keep it up, thats why we love you

[@leonardorocha1875]

Which command he uses in the console at 3:08?

[@dibyaranjansahu9971]

Please do a video on how to setup colors settings in cs go

[@pranavjags4065]

Small tips but make a huge difference !! Thanks Jordan 👍

[@rahhhhhh8499]

applied this to other games works like a charm

[@flo0p.845]

I think that he is the only one pro players who give advices and makes video like this

[@visionhshot]

that spray control... daaaaaaaamn

[@shivajaiswal985]

I watch u since cs1.6. and by watching u i learned so much. My aim was so good that i was confident to compete you in aim. But not in experience. But dont know what happened on csgo my aim is not that clear. I dont know whether its my fps or technic.need guidance. Love from India

[@senditsa]

you are nothing but a legend

[@mcflurry3743]

Super helpful man. Great video.

[@darksidegamingbloke]

Would like to see more streamers show there mouse movement while they stream. so maybe a dual camera setup.

[@enraddo9410]

yo love these vids J

[@Asr_01]

I see stewie doing that waggle a lot at B site in d2 and also other maps too.

[@naches3844]

This video is so good and accurate ,don't not why it has so few likes

[@tmgthemobgamez2657]

Please make a video of getting. Into a new setup I got a tournament next month :)

[@prosdontfake2582]

N0thing always gives credits to legends like f0rest

[@ryuzaki2122]

Can you make a video on how can i see through mollies?

[@Slow_d0ge]

The waggle changes everything

[@norvieYT]

Forest is one of the best pistol player ever. And one of the best ever

[@MakoCon]

Nothing looks like an oompa loompa was tricked into thinking he's a viking.

[@johanowitz]

Very nice and informative video!! :D

[@v1nny12]

It’s almost like Jordan read my comment on his practice video haha thanks Jordan your a legend my dude

[@awdawd4]

nice work jordan, pretty helpful

[@sampepper8799]

im shit at getting insta kills when i hold angles jordan pls help. i might mistime the shot and hit the shoulder or misread how far they peek fuck up the spray

[@jerry4125]

The thing about shaking your aim is super useful, but what if my teammate starts thinking that I'm shady or something

[@timonschalkwyk1140]

Thanks for this vid Jordan

[@XieTianXieDi888]

Hey n0thing, how much do you think tactics would change if valve made a change where you had three grenade slots that could be filled with any combination grenade for example 3 smokes or 2 mollies and a frag?

[@darcyiix9296]

Hey, The last tip was massive ❤

[@oisinsammon328]

Great video as always

[@paulzap6102]

Which key do you use to crouch. I set a key on my mouse for crouch, but I feel like it affects my aim. I noticed you use crouch when you spray.