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I have created a routine to do all of your aim lab playlists before I go to sleep just to see the improvements that would result from this training in my aim, it was also the last week of Act II in Valorant and I was a hard stuck diamond 1. I managed to reach Immortal 1 in the end of this act and saw massive improvements in my aim. Your aim training was one of the biggest reasons of my improvement in FPS and thank you so much for it!
I've been following you since highschool and now I'm in my 30s. It's awesome to see you continue your passion in FPS. What a badass. I wish these tips were more available back then lol.
thanks for all the info. i noticed that once i put my mind to these little things and remind myself of them my aim started to improve alot faster also repeating this process not just in 1 day but daily significantly improved it and i felt like i entered the flow state. much apriciated !
Omg thank you for these tips I just started on m&k and my tracking was horrible because I was just using my wrist thank you very much for making this guide
I started practicing tracking and smoothing for arena shooters but it's also made my aim a lot better to throw some sprays or correct my aim on CSGO. I prefer to use Kovaak's though. It offers much better maps and bots. Great video as always anyway.
The problem I have is transitioning my skill from Kovaac's to Valorant. Maybe I am not good enough at aiming yet or not doing it long enough but I feel my score in Kovaac's and the improvement I have there doesn't translate into Valorant. Is there a reason why that is?
@@ElliotScottDating you cant purely rely on aim trainers to get better, you will still need to work on actually playing the game, as well as game sense. What rank are you at?
As @bobby wu said, you need to practice in game and in aim trainers. Aim trainers are for muscle memory. To get better at the game play it as long as you can as much as you can. Game sense and positioning is as important as good flicks
I've played aim lab for quite some time now and it really improves my aim. I tried playing your playlist and it was a whole another level. i really love your content
hii, i am from future and i used to watch your most of the videos they are really good and now i play professionally just because of your guide and tips,just here to thank you.
im doing a 30 day training course with this video, and on the second day ive noticed improvement cant wait to see how ill do in 28 days thank u so much
Thanks man really helpful. I always thought good fps shooters had their whole forearm off of the desk lol. Did it for a couple days and hurt my shoulders. Now i'll try to have my wrist off of the desk but the skin near the elbow on the mouse pad.
All this information has helped . My desk is quite small , only being a meter long on the sides and I have to rely on my gaming chair wrist rests but due to this , I can now rely on arms too and I’ve sorted why I shake in places :)
whoa! the wrist clock thing was enlightening! using aimlab is helping me to "pay attention" on body (sitting, elbow position, which finger does what) and your hint is was awesome for me!
Another good tip is to remove Target Destruction FX. At the start of Aim Lab I even report the bug that the animation could collide with "live" moving targets. 😄
this is honestly a really great information and key for new players, some of this stuff I had figured out, others I had not. Thanks so much! Will be looking at that fpscoachdotcom thing real soon
I just started using Aim Labs, i can say that i am already a decent player but i recently started FPS games and most of my squadmates are into competitive gaming... i tried aim labs and after just 2 hours of continuos grind i palyed Valorant and i was better than before... Its a real Good software i can say it's one of the best out there to improve your game and gaming experience.
@@ronrambokim Can i ask You? I play at palm grip with 2.5 sens. I feel bad aim, but i dont want change my sens so that to improve my accuracy. Actually i train a lot. Help plz.
Believe it or not the Starfighter Assault mode in star wars battlefront 2 is a great way to go through ever varying smoothing motions with frequent opportunities to utilize little micro adjustments onto the next target with your fingertips at the end of each tracking/smoothing motion, it's also great repetition for actively trying to keep your grip more relaxed and not too tense as generally you track fairly predictable sweeping lines then make a small adjustment with your fingertips to aim at the next target. Super casual game but that mode is actually kind of great for repeatedly performing smooth accurate laid-back motions.
Good stuff. Now that I'm learning to play Battlefield I have to "think" about how to use a mouse. This video has given me a lot to practice and think about. Keep up the good work.
for the vertical motion i switched y mouse pad from horizontal to vertical and it helped a lot because i play on high sens and dont need that much mouse space so it got rid of the friction points
Yes! A Rambo video :) Thank you for this, I made my own training playlist in Kovaaks but I'll give this one a go! You have a great new product here, you clearly know what you're talking about. This video alone has invaluable information.
If anyone doesn't know where to find the playlists, they're here: steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=714010&searchtext=fps+coach&childpublishedfileid=0&browsesort=textsearch§ion=home
is see so many comments saying "why am i worse in the actual game then i am in aim trainer?" here are few reasons why. You dont have game sense and have been relying on aim trainers for EVERYTHING Your game will be slower paced then aim trainers You haven't been doing warm-ups or touch ups on your aim with aim trainer but literally waring yourself out instead and some tips to do after suing aim trainer or while using one. Try using the game features after aim training (as in using bots and custom steam workshop maps) Enjoy your game after playing aim trainer because everyone seems to get furious when their aim isn't the same in game as it was in the aim trainer, if you start raging you will lose control and might end up being mad for the rest of the day (nobody likes that) anyways hoped it kinda helped
You say to put your wrist and arm as flat as possible when smoothing. I usually put some pressure on my wrist on the mouse pad when I do accurate adjustments within wrist range, but it's enough to cause friction if I need to move my arm for more range. So I see that I need to relax my wrist to relieve friction, but then my accuracy goes out the window, and that accuracy is key to success. Any tips for this conundrum?
@@ronrambokim I've tried experimenting for several years now, but I just can't seem to find a balanse. Either its good wrist accuracy but immobile, or good mobility but inaccurate. Can we discuss this in your discord if I become a patreon?
the way i get the same sensitivity between games is by figuring the distance it takes for me to make a 360, then i try to mimic the distance in another game
I remember playing counter strike in 2000 or 01 and Rambo was always spoken about as being one of the best players... Speaking of which, didn't you used to play with your aim inverted? Those were the good old days. Now we are old and have responsibilities 😆
@@ronrambokim Right on!! Do you have a video on diets that will improve reaction time? I know that staying hydrated will increase performance, but in unsure on healthy foods that would also help.
@itsallaboutwins eat more healthy fats and veggies. Try fasting 12-16 hours between meals. You'll feel the difference after several days as your gut bacteria grows into that which processes healthy fibres/fats. Also try to minimise soda and desserts and the like. As sleep is important also, improve your sleep by eating 2-3 hours before shut-eye time. This will aid your body into completely shutting down as its not forced to process food in your stomach whilst you enter sleep.
With respect to friction points and elbow height, should any of the back (fleshy part) of my hand be on the mousepad or should my hand rest on my mouse such that none of it touches the pad at all? (Like your positioning at 6:10 in this video)
@@mynameisnotshane404 My wrist is really the only part of my arm that touches the table. Any more and I feel less in control. If thats what you're talking about
There are so many things I did not know. Thanks for this video. I have to proggresively augment my dpi for Apex, while keeping my in-game sensitivity at 1.8 (was at 1.5 when I started a year ago). I am at 850, but it feels a little bit too fast. At 800, it feels a bit too slow. I also do not have a super huge mouse pad. I have one like what is in the video. And my gaming laptop is right next to my mousepad. My desk's size is a 100cm x 60cm. So I have to manage between having a slow enough sens to be able to track targets and flick properly, and having a fast enough sens for movements and 180s. Finally, I need to get better at tracking. I tend to lose focus on my target. My brain reacts late. And I physically have poor flexibility in my right wrist when going to the right.
I used to be called dumb and stupid for using aim trainers. But here I am furthering my progress in being top 1.5% in the world with 157 clicks in 30 seconds, of course there are better people than me; But I am more ambitious to become the first dynamic and most advanced versatile certified personal coach. Highly enthuastic about what I do and how I'm willing to spend time to study and learn to teach more players how to be more faster, precise, and optimal in their gameplay.
My anatomy is actually weird and I have no adjustable chair and table so when I try to get good vertical motion I gotta lift my arm a bit to make it easier but my shoulder aches so I bet if I get an adjustable chair and table my elbow will then be relative to the height of my table and mousepad, anyone who has these problems please reply and let me know what you guys struggle with too, thanks :) Note: I have been practicing and my aim has gotten a lot better when I learned how to track people at point-blank range with my arm, and track people from far away with my wrist.
Ron Rambo Kim can you do a video on Hiko I think he has a very interesting play style he plays on a very high sens like woxic but he plays at the end of his desk and his Mouse grip is weird he makes only micro Motions to move around be cause his sens is so high I think it would be a really cool video seeing you dissect hikos play style
And we haven’t seen a video we’re you talk about a pro plays play style in awhile I love the vid you did on faze niko there super interesting videos and they help players get a good idea on how to mimic there favorite players
Great vid, but i have a question. What is the best position for your forearm ? Should it be entirely on your mousepad, or half on your arm rest of your chair and half on the mousepad ? I see alot of pro players having their entire forearm on the desk/mousepad but if I do that i have to adjust my posture in a unnatural way.
The one thing I've noticed for myself is that my aim is best when everything is as consistent as possible. For the arm position thing, for me that means resting my elbow on my armrest and resting it right at the elbow joint so that the pivot distance from elbow to hand is always the same. If I change that resting position from day to day, my consistency goes out the window. If I absolutely had to rest it on the armrest at a desk like you mention here though, I'd probably just try my best to find the most consistent position possible. I have to wonder if perhaps your desk is at the wrong height to be optimal too maybe? I know for myself, a good mousing position requires my desk to be fairly low, almost bumping my knees.
Thanks for pointing that out! Ill update the correct swiping playlist when they Steam servers allow me to. "Spidershot 180 ultimate" is the Aim Lab task I recommend to practice swiping motion
I play PUBG, Tarkov, Wazrzone. What sens should I be training since I have different sensitivities (and of course FOV affects those as well) for walking, for ADS for sniper scopes (as anyone else does). Any advice?
You guys have your elbow on the table/desk while playing? I play on the edge of my small desk and my arm is always in the air, just my wrist touches sometimes
Sometimes for big flicks (swiping), the wrist is not enough, so you have to use elbow. If you feel more accurate and it doesn't take too much energy using your elbow for your flicks, go for it
you briefly hit tracking in this video. Im pretty sure it has to do with tendons in your wrist/hand but I have felt at certain points in the wrist theres almost a popping feeling etc. where no matter what you do you cant keep a smooth aim. How did you go about combating this?
how much time do you surggest i should spend on aimlab each day? and should i train all the major motions in one day or should i train one motion every day?
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You look great on Aim Lab main screen
☺
lmao
I have created a routine to do all of your aim lab playlists before I go to sleep just to see the improvements that would result from this training in my aim, it was also the last week of Act II in Valorant and I was a hard stuck diamond 1. I managed to reach Immortal 1 in the end of this act and saw massive improvements in my aim. Your aim training was one of the biggest reasons of my improvement in FPS and thank you so much for it!
😀👍
can i get the routine?
@@kbcuz "FPS Coach Micro V2"
"FPS Coach Flicking"
"FPS Coach Swiping"
"FPS Coach Smoothing"
"FPS Coach Tracking"
"FPS Coach Vertical"
That was the routine.
I've been following you since highschool and now I'm in my 30s. It's awesome to see you continue your passion in FPS. What a badass. I wish these tips were more available back then lol.
imagine how crazy the next generation of fps players are gonna be growing up with this structure
@@LimabeanStudiosi will be one of those :P
Wow I can’t believe you posted this. I was just using aimlab and wondering what’s the most optimal way of using it
Your insight on hard or soft grip when tracking is such a huge thing!
I usually don’t comment, but this video was so f****** detailed it was mind blowing. I’m already getting more accurate. Thank you Kim.
I downloaded aimlab a few days ago and trying to find best maps to practice and now i dont have to anymore. Thanks alot!
thanks for all the info. i noticed that once i put my mind to these little things and remind myself of them my aim started to improve alot faster also repeating this process not just in 1 day but daily significantly improved it and i felt like i entered the flow state. much apriciated !
im happy that your getting the attention you deserve!
glad you teamed up with aimlab! both great teachers of clicking
Omg thank you for these tips I just started on m&k and my tracking was horrible because I was just using my wrist thank you very much for making this guide
As a day 2 newbie on MnK these videos are great for me to learn the correct things n not creating a bunch of bad habits
I started practicing tracking and smoothing for arena shooters but it's also made my aim a lot better to throw some sprays or correct my aim on CSGO.
I prefer to use Kovaak's though. It offers much better maps and bots. Great video as always anyway.
Aim Labs is still very much in development.
@@crispin03 and? kovaaks was made by one person and was the development process only started 2 months after aimlab was released.
@@mxusoleumaimlab is free
The problem I have is transitioning my skill from Kovaac's to Valorant. Maybe I am not good enough at aiming yet or not doing it long enough but I feel my score in Kovaac's and the improvement I have there doesn't translate into Valorant. Is there a reason why that is?
You can get into a rhythm with Aim trainers, where as actual Valorant gameplay is slower
oh man, me too. It's garbage. I feel unmotivated because of this.
@@ronrambokim are they worth doing then? Bc I can't tell a difference
@@ElliotScottDating you cant purely rely on aim trainers to get better, you will still need to work on actually playing the game, as well as game sense. What rank are you at?
As @bobby wu said, you need to practice in game and in aim trainers. Aim trainers are for muscle memory. To get better at the game play it as long as you can as much as you can. Game sense and positioning is as important as good flicks
I've played aim lab for quite some time now and it really improves my aim. I tried playing your playlist and it was a whole another level. i really love your content
hii, i am from future and i used to watch your most of the videos they are really good and now i play professionally just because of your guide and tips,just here to thank you.
is that me from future WTH
yes bro and my comment got a heart too, i mean it will acc. to your time.
im doing a 30 day training course with this video, and on the second day ive noticed improvement cant wait to see how ill do in 28 days thank u so much
How’s it going now? Any more improvements? Would you recommend?
Thanks man really helpful. I always thought good fps shooters had their whole forearm off of the desk lol. Did it for a couple days and hurt my shoulders. Now i'll try to have my wrist off of the desk but the skin near the elbow on the mouse pad.
It's here! I really look forward to all of your videos
😀
@@ronrambokim its been too long.plz make more videos!
Pressuring with the thumb and pinky keeps my wrist from getting in the way on my track pad.
ty
All this information has helped . My desk is quite small , only being a meter long on the sides and I have to rely on my gaming chair wrist rests but due to this , I can now rely on arms too and I’ve sorted why I shake in places :)
whoa! the wrist clock thing was enlightening!
using aimlab is helping me to "pay attention" on body (sitting, elbow position, which finger does what) and your hint is was awesome for me!
Just tried out this program. Pretty good, I must say
I remove the weapon in the settings, for me its more comfortable 👍
Same..
Another good tip is to remove Target Destruction FX.
At the start of Aim Lab I even report the bug that the animation could collide with "live" moving targets. 😄
I recommend to mute the sounds so you don't feel the pressure 🤣🤣🤣
i recomend you turn off the game for more constrate
@@mohammedel_ghazali9579 best comment ever
Saw your How to Find a Job in Video Gaming so now im here... hope i make the top 1000
As always, an amazing explanation of how to be more precise with aiming.
Thanks bro ...i always wanted to improve and practice but didn't knew how exactly to start
Happy to help
Dont start whith this do yourself a favour
@@sparkysam1892 what do i do then
Recently discovered your channel. It's great. Thanks for the content dude.
Glad you enjoy it!
Man i love your videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us
I'm Brazilian and I watch some Kim's videos, and they help me a lot
yo bro, brazilian too!
Brazilian too xd
BR tb!
GOnna sign up for class when im not so broke man ur legend thx again.
👍
this is honestly a really great information and key for new players, some of this stuff I had figured out, others I had not. Thanks so much! Will be looking at that fpscoachdotcom thing real soon
😀
Realy good and helpful video!
Great video. Ill be back in a year after going pro.
Hope to see it
Ah gl
its halfway through. how is it going ?
So are u a pro now?
Basically a year. So where u at
Very informative, I touched on this in my aiming training video as well, good work!
I just started using Aim Labs, i can say that i am already a decent player but i recently started FPS games and most of my squadmates are into competitive gaming... i tried aim labs and after just 2 hours of continuos grind i palyed Valorant and i was better than before... Its a real Good software i can say it's one of the best out there to improve your game and gaming experience.
Gud stuff as usual. As a wrist aimer, smoothing is my biggest enemy ;^)
True! It can be jittery sometimes and also running out of wrist bend
@@ronrambokim yeah my smoothing is jittery even though my tracking generally isn't.
Does it ever give you nostalgia when you play cs?
Definitely when I see screenshots or videos of the 1.6 graphics
Finally a new video. I bet you were busy. Love your content as always.
More to come!
Ron Rambo Kim Glad to hear that man :)
Thank you very much for this informative and free Video! :D
Glad it was helpful!
As a console player these are good ass tip especially smoothing the edge of corners makes sense 🤯
great video bro!
just love your content big bro!! You help us so much and we all love you
😀😀
Thanks for this guide.
Happy to help!
@@ronrambokim Can i ask You? I play at palm grip with 2.5 sens. I feel bad aim, but i dont want change my sens so that to improve my accuracy. Actually i train a lot. Help plz.
maaan, i'm lucky man! I would start my daily aim lab just right now and then this videos appears in my notifications!
Same lol
Great advice, thanks!
Believe it or not the Starfighter Assault mode in star wars battlefront 2 is a great way to go through ever varying smoothing motions with frequent opportunities to utilize little micro adjustments onto the next target with your fingertips at the end of each tracking/smoothing motion, it's also great repetition for actively trying to keep your grip more relaxed and not too tense as generally you track fairly predictable sweeping lines then make a small adjustment with your fingertips to aim at the next target. Super casual game but that mode is actually kind of great for repeatedly performing smooth accurate laid-back motions.
Good stuff. Now that I'm learning to play Battlefield I have to "think" about how to use a mouse. This video has given me a lot to practice and think about. Keep up the good work.
Doing it over and over, you won’t have to think. It will become muscle memory
for the vertical motion i switched y mouse pad from horizontal to vertical and it helped a lot because i play on high sens and dont need that much mouse space so it got rid of the friction points
Hey Ron, very informational video. :)
Glad it was helpful!
Yes! A Rambo video :)
Thank you for this, I made my own training playlist in Kovaaks but I'll give this one a go!
You have a great new product here, you clearly know what you're talking about. This video alone has invaluable information.
Tyty :)
If anyone doesn't know where to find the playlists, they're here:
steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=714010&searchtext=fps+coach&childpublishedfileid=0&browsesort=textsearch§ion=home
166 hrs on aimlab.. and it helps my aim a lot
Dang you’ve blown up since I first found out about aimlabs
is see so many comments saying "why am i worse in the actual game then i am in aim trainer?" here are few reasons why.
You dont have game sense and have been relying on aim trainers for EVERYTHING
Your game will be slower paced then aim trainers
You haven't been doing warm-ups or touch ups on your aim with aim trainer but literally waring yourself out instead
and some tips to do after suing aim trainer or while using one.
Try using the game features after aim training (as in using bots and custom steam workshop maps)
Enjoy your game after playing aim trainer because everyone seems to get furious when their aim isn't the same in game as it was in the aim trainer, if you start raging you will lose control and might end up being mad for the rest of the day (nobody likes that)
anyways hoped it kinda helped
3 words ... you are awesome
Problem! I have a friction point on my elbow. My chair is at max height and my table can't move up or down. Is it something i can do??
I have the same problem to.
You say to put your wrist and arm as flat as possible when smoothing. I usually put some pressure on my wrist on the mouse pad when I do accurate adjustments within wrist range, but it's enough to cause friction if I need to move my arm for more range. So I see that I need to relax my wrist to relieve friction, but then my accuracy goes out the window, and that accuracy is key to success. Any tips for this conundrum?
Experiment with different anchor points of where your forearm is placed on the tables edge
@@ronrambokim I've tried experimenting for several years now, but I just can't seem to find a balanse. Either its good wrist accuracy but immobile, or good mobility but inaccurate. Can we discuss this in your discord if I become a patreon?
the way i get the same sensitivity between games is by figuring the distance it takes for me to make a 360, then i try to mimic the distance in another game
*_God bless you my dude!_*
I'm so bad in aiming i even struggled clicking this video
Sheeesh
I remember playing counter strike in 2000 or 01 and Rambo was always spoken about as being one of the best players...
Speaking of which, didn't you used to play with your aim inverted?
Those were the good old days. Now we are old and have responsibilities 😆
I still use inverted 😆
@@ronrambokim Right on!! Do you have a video on diets that will improve reaction time? I know that staying hydrated will increase performance, but in unsure on healthy foods that would also help.
@itsallaboutwins eat more healthy fats and veggies. Try fasting 12-16 hours between meals. You'll feel the difference after several days as your gut bacteria grows into that which processes healthy fibres/fats. Also try to minimise soda and desserts and the like.
As sleep is important also, improve your sleep by eating 2-3 hours before shut-eye time. This will aid your body into completely shutting down as its not forced to process food in your stomach whilst you enter sleep.
Thank you
I LOLd at the "tearing your shoulder" part
good for u
Thanks goat
With respect to friction points and elbow height, should any of the back (fleshy part) of my hand be on the mousepad or should my hand rest on my mouse such that none of it touches the pad at all? (Like your positioning at 6:10 in this video)
thank you Ronald.
4:06 My elbow isn't even on the desk.
I play on a bed
@@mynameisnotshane404 My wrist is really the only part of my arm that touches the table. Any more and I feel less in control. If thats what you're talking about
@@mynameisnotshane404 same wtf
Try it. Trust me it helps
When you have known rrk back in the day, and now comment sections are filled of you being in aimlab.
Can you give me an order which one i should learn first and which one last?
ı love ur videos thx for everything
You're very welcome
exelente video saludos desde chile
thanks i needed this
There are so many things I did not know. Thanks for this video. I have to proggresively augment my dpi for Apex, while keeping my in-game sensitivity at 1.8 (was at 1.5 when I started a year ago). I am at 850, but it feels a little bit too fast. At 800, it feels a bit too slow.
I also do not have a super huge mouse pad. I have one like what is in the video. And my gaming laptop is right next to my mousepad. My desk's size is a 100cm x 60cm. So I have to manage between having a slow enough sens to be able to track targets and flick properly, and having a fast enough sens for movements and 180s.
Finally, I need to get better at tracking. I tend to lose focus on my target. My brain reacts late. And I physically have poor flexibility in my right wrist when going to the right.
I used to be called dumb and stupid for using aim trainers. But here I am furthering my progress in being top 1.5% in the world with 157 clicks in 30 seconds, of course there are better people than me; But I am more ambitious to become the first dynamic and most advanced versatile certified personal coach. Highly enthuastic about what I do and how I'm willing to spend time to study and learn to teach more players how to be more faster, precise, and optimal in their gameplay.
My anatomy is actually weird and I have no adjustable chair and table so when I try to get good vertical motion I gotta lift my arm a bit to make it easier but my shoulder aches so I bet if I get an adjustable chair and table my elbow will then be relative to the height of my table and mousepad, anyone who has these problems please reply and let me know what you guys struggle with too, thanks :)
Note: I have been practicing and my aim has gotten a lot better when I learned how to track people at point-blank range with my arm, and track people from far away with my wrist.
Can you make a vod about kovaaks ?
Sam who
@@g-dude8070 sparky zeeq cowser aimer7 fusjdea ect Christmasiscancelled
Ron Rambo Kim can you do a video on Hiko I think he has a very interesting play style he plays on a very high sens like woxic but he plays at the end of his desk and his Mouse grip is weird he makes only micro Motions to move around be cause his sens is so high I think it would be a really cool video seeing you dissect hikos play style
And we haven’t seen a video we’re you talk about a pro plays play style in awhile I love the vid you did on faze niko there super interesting videos and they help players get a good idea on how to mimic there favorite players
ill look into it!
Timestamps/suggested chapters
0:00 Intro animation
0:04 Introduction
0:19 Aiming formula
0:47 6 major aiming motions
1:52 Micro-motion
2:54 Flicking
3:48 Swiping
4:35 Smoothing
5:11 Tracking
5:52 Vertical
6:52 The Aiming Formula
7:10 Playlists
The cone thingies are helpful.
can u make same for kovaks?
I have not tried Kovaaks yet
With your thumb and pinky now securing the mouse do you left click with the ring finger instead?
5:55 you play with your vertical inverted?
oh my god
Great vid, but i have a question. What is the best position for your forearm ? Should it be entirely on your mousepad, or half on your arm rest of your chair and half on the mousepad ?
I see alot of pro players having their entire forearm on the desk/mousepad but if I do that i have to adjust my posture in a unnatural way.
scoot in
The one thing I've noticed for myself is that my aim is best when everything is as consistent as possible. For the arm position thing, for me that means resting my elbow on my armrest and resting it right at the elbow joint so that the pivot distance from elbow to hand is always the same. If I change that resting position from day to day, my consistency goes out the window. If I absolutely had to rest it on the armrest at a desk like you mention here though, I'd probably just try my best to find the most consistent position possible. I have to wonder if perhaps your desk is at the wrong height to be optimal too maybe? I know for myself, a good mousing position requires my desk to be fairly low, almost bumping my knees.
Never been an fps guy but thank you.
The swiping playlist seems to be the same as the smoothing playlist is that intentional?
Thanks for pointing that out! Ill update the correct swiping playlist when they Steam servers allow me to. "Spidershot 180 ultimate" is the Aim Lab task I recommend to practice swiping motion
@@ronrambokim I think you should take a look at the pistols, only 9mm is used. thanks
Hello, I have a problem with smoothness training; when follow the target my hand keep moving downward on the mousepad, any advice?
Subscribed to this dude, now I’m Immortal in Valorant. ^_^
😀
Holy shit this actually worked
I play PUBG, Tarkov, Wazrzone. What sens should I be training since I have different sensitivities (and of course FOV affects those as well) for walking, for ADS for sniper scopes (as anyone else does). Any advice?
You guys have your elbow on the table/desk while playing? I play on the edge of my small desk and my arm is always in the air, just my wrist touches sometimes
wait where's the aimlab playlist link i cant find it
thank you so much
is it bad that when i need to aim veritcally i just switch to fingertip grip
No
Great vid! Do you have any tips specifically for aiming in rainbow six siege. Which of the six aiming motions are the most important ones for siege?
Depends on your playstyle and the distance range you like to battle
Ron Rambo is the best FPS channel no cap
What's your opinion on forgoing wrist and just using arm+elbow for flicking?
Sometimes for big flicks (swiping), the wrist is not enough, so you have to use elbow. If you feel more accurate and it doesn't take too much energy using your elbow for your flicks, go for it
you briefly hit tracking in this video. Im pretty sure it has to do with tendons in your wrist/hand but I have felt at certain points in the wrist theres almost a popping feeling etc. where no matter what you do you cant keep a smooth aim. How did you go about combating this?
how much time do you surggest i should spend on aimlab each day? and should i train all the major motions in one day or should i train one motion every day?
Would love any tips for using Aim Lab to help my controller play on console