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This is literally the marine corps way of training. We have martial arts training where we do extremely fatiguing exercises. Sprints, fireman carries, tire flips, burpee’s etc. until everyone is whipped, I mean like 1 hour to 2 hours straight whipped. Then we start the martial arts portion. The moto is basically pain retains. In esports it’s probably the same. Hence why aim training after a good gym workout would be beneficial. Also noticed something, with the adding pressure. I notice 99% of people playing deathmatch play the same route everyday. If you intentionally make the path you take different every spawn. it makes it 10x harder and the routes you'd normally destroy on all of a sudden is a lot harder to. Maybe this is a way to make deathmatch a lot more effective in translating into competitive.
I haven't watched the video yet but I found that practicing a certain mechanic 30-90 minutes before going to sleep then getting a good 7.5 - 9hrs of sleep improves your mechanics like crazy.
agreed! been doing this for years, i've always recommended it to friends, but none of them believed me until trying it. It's almost like your brain keeps it fresh on the mind and just "burns" it into your muscle memory.
Notes: 1: Exercise with HIIT to break a sweat and get tired, and combine it with aim training to enhance the effect of practice. 2. Play competitive ranked games while streaming under pressure to perform. This way, we can achieve peak improvement!
Wow B!!! You read my mind for 2 weeks... I was thinking why my mechanics suck in Valorant eventhough im grinding Aimlab and DMs. This video is exactly for me because as IGL, I take in so much information and my mechanics goes down to the point I bottom frag and I do not clutch (scrims or tournaments) as often I would if I was just playing rank. Thank you for this, I will be practicing under pressure from now on
Good to see you in the comments man! And I think this tactic will help a ton with managing mechanical skills while trying to use your working memory for IGL responsibilities!
@@eathletelabs Absolutely yes, like the all the videos you published so far, which also inspired myself as creator. I feel like your content is forward with the times; it will be even more precious when the overall gaming scene will get more mature in regards of training.
@@atomic4405 check out mind smash on youtube but I'd say the easiest way is setting an intention to enter it plain and simple and just 'letting go' which is hard at first but u don't need to strain it it will happen naturally
@@atomic4405 the easiest way to enter it, at least for someone that's for the average person is to go for a fairly intense workout and then meditate right after and that releases the right amount of neurochemicals to get you into a flow state
i never thought i could be running low on focus on the game due to overstimulation of my ability to think, its been happening but i guess i just haven't thought it through that much
Great video. I personally get a lot of performance anxiety and have been working on it. Quick question - Have you looked into beta blockers? I started experimenting using over the counter product (l-arginine) which opens up blood flow reducing blood pressure and anxiety. Would love to know if you know anything about this!
In theory, it can help with motor skill precision under pressure, although I'm not sure if there would be side effects that would affect higher-order thinking. I imagine the benefits and negatives would vary depending on the person. But a very interesting idea to consider! If you gain any insights from your experiment feel free to DM me on discord about it, I'm very curious.
Ok now it makes sense why i always perform my best when im tired and ready to sleep. I stop overthinking and caring and my aim becomes autonomous and crisp. I dont know how to get into that zone any other way tho :/ I struggle with confidence and it affects my aim a lot.
I know this is an issue. It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.) It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games. As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.
Missed your voice bro...I am struggling with improving in PUBG mobile I don't know why I forget the drills I just trained before the matches in TDM then I get a little frustrated
Sorry to disturb you but It would be amazing if you could answer my questions . So i saw your" how to choose an eSport game " where you gave the example of CSGO and valorant and how one should play both for sometime before making a Choice.now in my case I have bought my first PC yesterday and I'm really impressed by battlefield,cod,csgo,pubg,apex , valorant and rainbow six siege.now my question to you is that should I explore every single game one by one or just directly jump into the games that have a good reputation /favourable factors?like should I just start csgo instead of Pubg because pubg has rng factors and lacks a proper elitist system.? Exploring all these games would take around 1000hours(100 per game) and wouldn't that be a waste of time ?
tip: go into a game and tell everyone they couldn't beat you even if they tried, then t-bag them everytime you kill them to get their competetive side out, it's that easy
I did this by accident awhile when fortnite was still good I was the worst in the friend group then I became so good when they all targeted me (before I realized most of them were bad people) I would win the 1 v7
Brother, I know I'm being a little bit selfish. BUt Ramazan is around the corner i definitely don't want to lose my gains in gaming. Can you make a video on that? HOw to adjust during Ramadan?
Are you going to have to stop playing altogether during this time? If so the best method for maintaining skill without practice would be a daily visualization practice (visualizing training your skills)!
@@eathletelabs Um.. no. I'm trying to view gaming as studying. So I'm thinking after iftar(breaking fast). But I'm not sure if my brain or body will handle it.
@@eathletelabs ok so I would say if you could help us with the mechanical skill set of Pubgm ,it would be Amazing.in my observation game sense isn't the main problem among most pubgm players .the problem is not being able to execute skills on a mobile device. would say that pubgm does have a high skill curve and it did take the pros around 1.5 years of practice to be able to execute their current level of mechanical skills .also unlike other mobile games this game doesn't allow iPad in competitive because of which players have to learn a complex technique called gyroscope aiming where they control recoil by bending their phone and transfer their aim by titling their phone at really high sensitivites like 300 etc .so if you try to master gyro aiming yourself it would be great .also try to do it on an android device because most people in developing countries like India can't afford iPhones and the difference between android and iPhone gyroscope is more than the difference between a Dell office mouse and a razor mouse:))
So... we can perform better under pressure by practicing also under pressure??? Is that what this is saying? I'm confused. It feels sometimes if you could just elaborate again on the biggest points at the end of the vid it would really help.
To hone a specific skill we use drills that focus on that one skill. This in itself is great. But adding some pressure or challenge to that drill to force your working memory to work harder will make the skill easier to use when your in-game later on.
I know this is an issue. It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.) It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games. As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.
I know this is an issue. It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.) It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games. As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.
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Please make some videos according to PUBG
This is literally the marine corps way of training. We have martial arts training where we do extremely fatiguing exercises. Sprints, fireman carries, tire flips, burpee’s etc. until everyone is whipped, I mean like 1 hour to 2 hours straight whipped. Then we start the martial arts portion. The moto is basically pain retains. In esports it’s probably the same. Hence why aim training after a good gym workout would be beneficial. Also noticed something, with the adding pressure. I notice 99% of people playing deathmatch play the same route everyday. If you intentionally make the path you take different every spawn. it makes it 10x harder and the routes you'd normally destroy on all of a sudden is a lot harder to. Maybe this is a way to make deathmatch a lot more effective in translating into competitive.
This was an really helpful comment ! Thank you very much
Seeing this parallel from marine corps to esports is really cool, thanks for the insight!
Ah, so one must induce the lassitude of labour; in order to reap the treasure of their endeavour.
@@eathletelabs who
I haven't watched the video yet but I found that practicing a certain mechanic 30-90 minutes before going to sleep then getting a good 7.5 - 9hrs of sleep improves your mechanics like crazy.
I’m going to do this
I'm about to do this rn lmao, wish me luck XD
agreed! been doing this for years, i've always recommended it to friends, but none of them believed me until trying it. It's almost like your brain keeps it fresh on the mind and just "burns" it into your muscle memory.
Practicing for 30-90 mins would improve you fast the sleep would just be like extra credit that is easy that takes a lot of time
Great advice! Love this tip!
Notes:
1: Exercise with HIIT to break a sweat and get tired, and combine it with aim training to enhance the effect of practice.
2. Play competitive ranked games while streaming under pressure to perform.
This way, we can achieve peak improvement!
Yes! Love this!
Would be really great to have a summary with concrete examples so i dont have to look at the comments would be a tip for this channel
Doing well in practice and doing bad in games is the definition of me, so any way to bypass that is greatly appreciated, i enjoyed this in depth vid
Wow B!!! You read my mind for 2 weeks... I was thinking why my mechanics suck in Valorant eventhough im grinding Aimlab and DMs.
This video is exactly for me because as IGL, I take in so much information and my mechanics goes down to the point I bottom frag and I do not clutch (scrims or tournaments) as often I would if I was just playing rank.
Thank you for this, I will be practicing under pressure from now on
Good to see you in the comments man! And I think this tactic will help a ton with managing mechanical skills while trying to use your working memory for IGL responsibilities!
you have no idea how happy i was to see a titanfall 2 clip in this video, underrated game
Every time you upload a video, I feel like tanos who get all infinite gems
Ahah, love to hear it! Hope the vids are making an impact for you!
Grammar 100%
Tanos the wrist snapper
Remarkable work. Differences in results between practicing and competing is what I'm committed the most.
Hope this video helps you get some better results!
@@eathletelabs Absolutely yes, like the all the videos you published so far, which also inspired myself as creator.
I feel like your content is forward with the times; it will be even more precious when the overall gaming scene will get more mature in regards of training.
flow state really helps
is there any easy way to enter it
@@atomic4405 check out mind smash on youtube but I'd say the easiest way is setting an intention to enter it plain and simple and just 'letting go' which is hard at first but u don't need to strain it it will happen naturally
@@atomic4405 the easiest way to enter it, at least for someone that's for the average person is to go for a fairly intense workout and then meditate right after and that releases the right amount of neurochemicals to get you into a flow state
I definitely agree. Pairing flow state with mechanical skill training can be quite effective!
i never thought i could be running low on focus on the game due to overstimulation of my ability to think, its been happening but i guess i just haven't thought it through that much
Been subscribed since your video on neurotropics broski keep it up 👍🏽
An OG fan. Appreciate the support!
You deserve more respect! I have lots of notes based off your vids🙂
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words. I hope it helps you improve a ton!
Thank you for what you do!
Thank YOU for the support! :)
For your next vid you should do how to win the mental game against your opponents (tilting them and making them play worse)
Definitely a worthwhile topic. The next handful of videos are already planned out, but hopefully I can dig into this soon!
I wish God save you like you save me I’ve been suffering from this for 3 months. Question please start stream again
Not sure I'll be able to stream with my current setup but hopefully I can kick start it again in the future!
wait so do I aim train even when fatigue and mentally tired? so like force myself to play even when tired?
Yea but know your limits don’t overwork yourself man… you got this!!!😁
Can you put the studies you use into the description so we can do our on research?
Great video. I personally get a lot of performance anxiety and have been working on it. Quick question - Have you looked into beta blockers? I started experimenting using over the counter product (l-arginine) which opens up blood flow reducing blood pressure and anxiety. Would love to know if you know anything about this!
In theory, it can help with motor skill precision under pressure, although I'm not sure if there would be side effects that would affect higher-order thinking. I imagine the benefits and negatives would vary depending on the person. But a very interesting idea to consider! If you gain any insights from your experiment feel free to DM me on discord about it, I'm very curious.
Ok now it makes sense why i always perform my best when im tired and ready to sleep. I stop overthinking and caring and my aim becomes autonomous and crisp. I dont know how to get into that zone any other way tho :/ I struggle with confidence and it affects my aim a lot.
Gonna watch all your videos from oldest to newest. My notepad is going to be filled.
Great video,keep doin what your doin
I appreciate the support!
I know this is an issue.
It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.)
It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games.
As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.
No more excuses about being tired after a long day! Thanks for an awesome vid!
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Man.... I wont give up
Never give up!
Missed your voice bro...I am struggling with improving in PUBG mobile I don't know why I forget the drills I just trained before the matches in TDM then I get a little frustrated
Hope the concepts in this video help you establish better training methods!
Hey even I am from pubgm 😀🎉🎉🙌
nice vid man
Thank you! I hope it helps you a ton!
I watch youtube videos while I run aimlabs. Try to focus on the audio while I practice.
So I guess listening to an audiobook during Aim Training would help. Right?
man i can't belive it now everyone calls me a hacker this is so cool
Ahah glad to hear you're getting to that level!
Sorry to disturb you but It would be amazing if you could answer my questions . So i saw your" how to choose an eSport game " where you gave the example of CSGO and valorant and how one should play both for sometime before making a Choice.now in my case I have bought my first PC yesterday and I'm really impressed by battlefield,cod,csgo,pubg,apex , valorant and rainbow six siege.now my question to you is that should I explore every single game one by one or just directly jump into the games that have a good reputation /favourable factors?like should I just start csgo instead of Pubg because pubg has rng factors and lacks a proper elitist system.? Exploring all these games would take around 1000hours(100 per game) and wouldn't that be a waste of time ?
So as far as bypassing working memory, conscious distractions function similarly to pressure/anxiety or exhaustion?
tip: go into a game and tell everyone they couldn't beat you even if they tried, then t-bag them everytime you kill them to get their competetive side out, it's that easy
i dont know if i agree with all that(some parts did not make sense to me)
So that means I have ram in my brain? Hahahah
Yea we just need to figure out how to add more of it so we can become smarter lol
I did this by accident awhile when fortnite was still good I was the worst in the friend group then I became so good when they all targeted me (before I realized most of them were bad people) I would win the 1 v7
Nice! Love to hear examples that pair well with the video! Hope understanding the concept helps you train more effectively in the future!
can you give some examples of practicing under pressure for fps games
Time-pressured drills and 1v1s come immediately to mind.
How do I practice my aim in apex legends training with pressure???
Ur awesome
Thank you! Hope you love this one!
Brother, I know I'm being a little bit selfish. BUt Ramazan is around the corner i definitely don't want to lose my gains in gaming. Can you make a video on that? HOw to adjust during Ramadan?
Are you going to have to stop playing altogether during this time? If so the best method for maintaining skill without practice would be a daily visualization practice (visualizing training your skills)!
@@eathletelabs Um.. no. I'm trying to view gaming as studying. So I'm thinking after iftar(breaking fast). But I'm not sure if my brain or body will handle it.
Clicked as soon as I got the notification
Love to see it. I appreciate the support!
Will u bring a vid for Mobile Gamers?
Mobile gaming isnt that diffrent, you can certainly use most methods on this channel for it
What kind of mobile-specific video would you want to see?
@@eathletelabs honestly anything would work
@@eathletelabs ok so I would say if you could help us with the mechanical skill set of Pubgm ,it would be Amazing.in my observation game sense isn't the main problem among most pubgm players .the problem is not being able to execute skills on a mobile device. would say that pubgm does have a high skill curve and it did take the pros around 1.5 years of practice to be able to execute their current level of mechanical skills .also unlike other mobile games this game doesn't allow iPad in competitive because of which players have to learn a complex technique called gyroscope aiming where they control recoil by bending their phone and transfer their aim by titling their phone at really high sensitivites like 300 etc .so if you try to master gyro aiming yourself it would be great .also try to do it on an android device because most people in developing countries like India can't afford iPhones and the difference between android and iPhone gyroscope is more than the difference between a Dell office mouse and a razor mouse:))
So... we can perform better under pressure by practicing also under pressure??? Is that what this is saying? I'm confused. It feels sometimes if you could just elaborate again on the biggest points at the end of the vid it would really help.
To hone a specific skill we use drills that focus on that one skill. This in itself is great. But adding some pressure or challenge to that drill to force your working memory to work harder will make the skill easier to use when your in-game later on.
I feel like I’m already too much of an old man to become remotely gosu 😭😭
You'll get there. Stay on that grind and you'll be there in no time
Don't be pessimistic
When I'm back in Bkk we'll train you up to a Valorant pro!
Watch Black Clover, that shit will fucking mutate your mindset and your outlook on life
Now I'm training while my mom is angry at me so I will not choke on pressure
Or just have ADD were your working Memory is not good to begin with
Then get prescribed amphetamines so your working memory is better then an average persons for 4-8 hours
Please add Russian Subtitles, I can almost fully read and talk in English, but my understanding of English speech is slow.
Jankos
So playing all day doesn’t actually hurt my gains
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Notifaction gang!
To summarise: just play lol
Fatigue and pressure training are separate from "just playing". Be cautious not to miss the details of the video.
😃👏👏👏🙏
Hope this video helps you get better mechanical skills!
Bruh who hit the dislike
Me, sorry
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Hope this one helps with your mechanics!
I know this is an issue.
It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.)
It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games.
As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.
I know this is an issue.
It's why i don't play as well with certain people. (The ones who yell at everyone and blame others for every little mistake whether it's theur fault or not.)
It's also why i tend to do better when playing solo in games.
As a group we usually figure out what we could do differently next time. And if not i always do that afterwards.