How to consistently play CS:GO at your BEST level - A guide by Pro

[@Hawka]

This production value is incredible, great vid keep it up!

[@nartouthere]

esport in-depth guide

[@STYKO]

man, you really went that deep into reading the description of the video :D love it

[@nartouthere]

@@STYKO ❤‍🔥

[@nartouthere]

Thank you for the tips!

[@uc4ntseeme166]

Wow, i can imagine having a bright future after beeing a pro in many fields of esports/sports !!! Great video ,great work Martin. A rare insight of the menthal attitute you have to have as an pro athlete!

[@Llerme]

Super well explained and well researched video! Thanks for taking the time to make this, I found it super informative and interesting.

[@STYKO]

Thank you, appreciate the kind words

[@editedbyjaden]

Absolutely perfect Martin... I run out of breath. Very educational video, i learned a lot, so thank you for this, i cant even imagine how hard it had to be to make this all and share your experiences and knowledge. Im really proud of this type of content shows up here in CZSK. Maybe as an concept to your next video you can show how to work with teammates and team mentality at all. I think that mood, goals, relationships etc. is alpha and omega of every successfull team. Wish you good luck, thank you one more time.

[@MisuLIIQ1]

Great one, Martin! Psyche and getting into zone is very important when one is doing skillful abilities, playing games, working out, etc. I've noticed that years ago, then found out about the concept and tried to make my own routine before the game. I find out that it is easier to get into zone if I am not playing too little or too much and also not think about getting into zone forcefully. I will definitely try to implement and think more about some stuff you mentioned (f.e. Zone cooldown - I often feel exhausted almost like having a fever after I leave the zone)

[@kartiksingh5348]

Martin is the teacher I was looking for throughout the past year, finally found him.

[@Stormraid]

Hands down the best video on this topic.... I regret having seen this just now because it's too good. Excellent work and thank you for sharing this

[@STYKO]

Glad it was helpful!

[@farrowcs]

This video is awesome! Thank you for all the effort put into this. PS: on the biweekly topic, as a native English speaker, English suck lmao.

[@MrWebbeth]

Very interesting stuff - good video. Your definition of "the zone" as being able to conjure solutions to any problems instantly is perfect. That's exactly what it feels like.

[@syskeycs]

Such a good guide. thank you styko

[@MrMatom55]

My man Styko looking fresh and coming up with fresh ideas. Jen tak dál!

[@sratnatozmrde]

Yeah, there are definitely talents in-game who dont need to use this knowledge and there also many people who try to use every single advatage just to be on the same level as those talented ones. Proud to be in second group... And love to think about a stuff more deeply. Its nice for scene that someone competent and relevant can introduce this topic to main stream gamers. And for example even if you train 10 hours a day on aim doesnt mean you get better player if you dont challenge yourself enough and dont improve other parts of your life and training. I would love to see this kind of content 15 years ago and then i would be next Styko xd

[@uhorecka174]

5:17 styko to cloud9 confirmed

[@altalt3667]

Holy shit STYKO the production quality is insane!! Keep it up!

[@WoolleyWoolf]

Sick coaching ideas mate! I can definitely see you as a CSGO coach in 10-20 years’ time - someone who is as highly personable and strategic as maLeK and as passionate and vocal as kassad.

[@MrMatom55]

How many people was filming this video? The production looks A+. I'm honestly amazed.

[@STYKO]

I did the research, script and most of the filming My editor helped me with filming shots where I do some activity & whole edit That’s it, nothing crazy.

[@gabrielhenriques2578]

Why i didn't find your channel sooner, i love watching you play, and now you have so many tips for me because Im trying to reach that Next level, i can't thanks you enough, but for i say, see you soon in the server, i will do it!

[@STYKO]

Welcome aboard! :)

[@Expanses02]

Probably best content I have watched regarding being a esport pro or competent person in general.

[@STYKO]

[@vel0citybeast]

Thank you for helping me get in the zone ❤️ Very highly appreciated and recommended...It worked for me

[@STYKO]

You're so welcome!

[@ClaptainClips]

Phenomenal content, thank you. This isn't the most popular genre of content for CS players but it is the best if you're trying to get really good at CS.

[@STYKO]

🥹 Thanks for these kind words! Glad you like this 😊

[@Veptis]

I do sometimes feel that I am playing well beyond my normal level - but it often just manifests in enemies act bad and slow. It also happens to me when I did not warm Up, but I also drop off by a lot in the second half or second map. Hearing your full perspective on it helps me understanding it better. Next wee I play my first offline Event and the week after we even have a small Bootcamp to compete in a qualifier.

[@peakdregs]

reminds me of bluelock, you should read it and make a video comparing the two, it's been an idea i've had but I can't execute it with enough quality like you could

[@josedamas7272]

What a awsome video, thanks for the content martin!

[@RustyChickenMC]

Serious effort went into making this, thanks STYKO!

[@NickQtasi]

Very cool, thank you Mr.Styko. Looking forward to apeks stickers ☺️👍

[@pelipappaa318]

My dream is to become professional in counter strike and videos like this will certainly help my journey! Also do you have a solution for hands feeling energyless and shaking? BTW great great video, thanks Martin!

[@Chexsum]

i use weed and alcohol to get in the zone

[@STYKO]

uhmmm that's not what I meant 😰

[@LLsunflower]

Amazing video, thank you so much! Definitely going to take these tips to heart.

[@m1lky1337]

Love your explanations of the psychological aspects of CS, pressure, flow state etc... Amazing content brother thank you!

[@thehoodie7740]

I found out that if i haven't eaten before playing, I do really bad and get tilted easily

[@KyleSte]

Hey Styko - another great video! I think discussing how you can get yourself out of a slump would be beneficial for a lot of viewers. So often people think the answer is to change settings etc (and I have seen some things that suggest that this isn't as detrimental as its made out to be if you are trying to 'shock' your muscle memory) and then get stuck in this terrible cycle that leads to poorer performances and a deeper slump. Would be interesting to get your take on this. Keep making the great content and gz on the new team.

[@1bird_d]

have you considered going into esports or sports psychology as a career after pro?

[@STYKO]

No, I haven’t. My main focus right now is being pro player so I don’t want to think about other career paths just yet. I still wanna compete & win :)

[@ImaTip]

Styko to cs_summit and some event as a talent would be interesting

[@javicarlet6295]

great vid man, csgo is missing so much of this deeper aspects yet, and its amazing a pro player is giving us all this info for free. you are and have always been a person to look up to, keep it up

[@El1as--]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ryanstrauss4383]

Anyone know what map is being played at 16:46?

[@bollegijz]

I watched 5min. 20 is too long thanks

[@dogehino592]

"esport in-depth guide" - Great vid!

[@bananaman287]

Hey, Styko! Thanks for this video. It's really refreshing to see a pro that takes the time out of their day to make a very detailed guide about consistency. Of course, there are other videos too, but I learned that they're not as detailed. The fact that you're a pro with years of experience adds so much more worth to it.

[@bunnY1337]

one of the best cs guides I've seen for sure - thanks for the great input!

[@Jakee3_]

Been feeling like shit on CS lately, this was just the video I needed ngl 🧡

[@benjaminwarner9766]

Great video. This applies to many other games other than counter strike. Maybe you could catch a wider audience by not making it seem so isolated. I play valorant and this applies the same amount. Almost didn’t click because I thought it didn’t apply else where. Great vid again :)

[@Cataclysm]

very cool

[@schabigerlump]

uvidíme, uvidíímeee.... Hlavní problém je asi dosáhnout té automatizace, je to jak za RVHP. Když jsou chybné vstupy, avtomatizace se jaksi nekoná. Běžný hráč bez trenéra se vždy zasekne na tom, že začne stavět na špatných návycích a výsledná automatizace je automatické dělání chyb.

[@Jakob728]

Amazing video, good work!

[@draknov1888]

Always appreciate your content man, very well done.

[@kitten3553]

esport indepth guide :D Thanks for this video styko, I think it's gonna help me a lot. I hugely struggle with inconsistency so your video is perfect, and I hope i can adapt it well to my life. Wishing you the best in your career!

[@choOz]

do you listen to the huberman lab podcast? has some interesting tools that can be leveraged to learn, to 'train' your aim and learn and what not

[@STYKO]

I will check it out :D thanks for recommendation

[@amaanoo8244]

esport in-depth guide Insane content as always Styko

[@guyperson6527]

great quality video!

[@2kbambusleitung606]

Insane video more of that

[@elviseric6890]

This video deserves a million views! great work Martin!

[@STYKO]

Wow, thanks!

[@iwnl_vale]

esport in-depth guide

[@Alex-fh4my]

10:37 what map is this / command to make the players look like this?

[@Alex-fh4my]

i found it its called Training - Blank by Zool :)

[@ev0lution1]

This is really well made! Wp

[@Ravdh]

nice

[@IVIPunisher]

this video is perfect, looks nice btw :)

[@STYKO]

Thanks! 😊

[@adamkatona7784]

styko for hltv #1

[@csveso]

esport in-depth guide

[@severin7673]

Can really tell that you had put a lot of work into this vid. Great work man!

[@STYKO]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@imrxzey]

What a good video!

[@seterraspeedrunompalompa2621]

I think this i relly helpful and needeed. My biggest strugle ingame is my anxiety . like yestoday i played faceit against 5-9 level opponents. in the morning i went around 28 and 10-15. And then when im played in the evning i went something like 8 - 25 for four games in a row. And that is 90 % mental . because in the morning i felt unstopible and then in the evning i started to panic spray every time i saw an enemy. I realised pretty early that i lost alot was because i was panicing so fast i saw an enemy. I was telling myself every round during 4 games to not panic but i still panicd . SO i think i can use the things you described in this video to help me so thanks

[@Ppopp1]

awesome video. thank you

[@STYKO]

You are welcome!

[@dPokey]

15:20 fortnightly :) thank you for these videos, theyre insanely in depth and useful

[@kevindsouza9519]

Great video ... I came here after Nors3 retweeted this .. Nors3 OP in da chat pls

[@mayankshrivas1340]

nice edititng

[@choOz]

great video! and good on mentioning flow (which is synonymous to 'the zone' imo)

[@pietola2424]

Liked and subscribed. Really cool video. I think cs/fps players could benefit alot from poker players tilt management. Maybe that could be topic for your future videos.

[@plojhyyy]

Great video 🧡 only thing i didnt like was the background music, maybe i would put more than one in there, that one beat playing whole video annoyed me for some reason :D

[@breedyfiend]

Great video bro almost everything about the flow state. keep it up..

[@djon5008]

S tier content right here. Considering this video essay has information broader than just csgo, you could have had a much more general title that would have helped reach those audiences that would be interested!

[@Max-ds8sf]

Wow, amazing quality of the video! Keep doin what u doin bro

[@WTDGL]

Excellent video! Super informative and positive force in the csgo esports community.

[@robodurica]

stykeeezy going at it from different side!

[@sidlake5954]

🚜❤

[@-GRXNDSCOPER-]

FOR ME THE ZONE IS JUST IF I FIND COMFORTABLE SITTING POSITION AND HOW MY HAND IS POSITIONED THEN I CAN PLAY ON MY TOP LVL

[@jaspermaden9982]

This is so interesting! Great guide, thanks for making this xx

[@CatzHoek]

This is so much better than without a thumbnail.

[@Anibal744]

great video STYKO hope you find success in your new team

[@STYKO]

Appreciate it

[@misoduricaa]

great piece of content, very clean

[@atahannd.9937]

really great vid styko.

[@m0kab0]

esport in-depth guide

[@koapz]

Well done, keep it up!

[@cLaunMH]

great video

[@mrazik9365]

very interesting

[@w8max111]

Popiči video šéfe :)

[@peaceling9826]

❤

[@MatthiasS]

INSANE. Absolutely perfect. Thank you so much! You are a boss

[@STYKO]

Glad you liked it :)