r/FPSAimTrainer

I see this sub and it’s a lot of post of colorful lines and talking about what they’ve achieved. What playlist(s) am I supposed to be playing for this ranked kovaaks experience?

Hello All, I am currently around lvl 10 on Faceit and 27k Premier rating in cs2. My Leetify aim rating is 83. However, I am not sure which scenarios would be a good fit for me to practice around my skill range. This week earlier I started doing voltaic intermediate s5 but I've seen people recommend to do Viscose instead and that Viscose has better translation into games. Thank you beforehand!

Can someone who has put in a lot of time into fps-training or aim-training post a 30 minute video of him playing cs? I just wanna see what it looks like if someone who never or nearly never played cs, plays cs.

i play apex legends for years. my rank is masters for seasons and i don't grind for pred because i have other things in life, but for years i am struggling with being consistent with my aim. one day i feel like i'm a god and i'm holding my mouse in a same grip i always do but it felt like everything just clicks and makes sense. another day i'm having a pretty weird aim and bad day, eventhough i'm gripping my mouse the same, it somehow feels weird/awkward and feels different. i dont know. it has been an up and down journey for me. anyone feeling the same? do spare some tips or advice thank you

https://reddit.com/link/1tj9lbb/video/y2jpk8zp3f2h1/player

My friends and I were talking about benchmark ranks.

Im jade complete working my way to Master rank on VT benchmarks - my friend is Master II in Aimlabs and we wanted to know how comparable these are?

Is there a difference in difficulty? Since we both have our own experiences on separate benchmarks we didn’t really know so that’s the post

Yo guys, spent the last few weeks digging into some data and sports science concepts regarding how we actually build mechanical skill. I noticed a lot of players (including myself) treat aim trainers like a daily quiz just grinding leaderboard scenarios for hours, hunting for a high score, and wondering why it doesn't translate to tactical shooters. Realized that shifting the focus entirely away from high score hunting and onto specific data driven Voltaic routines completely changes how muscle control is built. I put together a full analytical video breakdown tracking this concept, showcasing the exact routine shifts, and how to actually break out of that plateau. If you're stuck in an aim training rut, hopefully this helps give some perspective. Let me know what your current routine looks like or if you think the benchmarking system is being used wrong!

Trying to play on low sens so I can be more accurate. I don’t get how to do the swipe thing.

Am I supposed to lift up my mouse and swipe to go back to the center instead of just moving my mouse all the way to the right or left? There’s not really a tutorial or advice when I looked so I just been kinda stuck

I recently picked up a speed pad from Steel series. Ordered a cheap sleeve from Amazon and tbh I got what I paid for. On thin tracking scenarios I find myself getting caught on my pad often and have trouble keeping a consistent speed. Any recommendations for some really good sleeves? Ty

I have ganglion cyst on my wrist and if i place my wrist on the table it hurts, so what i do is, i place my hand at the edge of the table and i place my arm on the armrest, so my wrist is on the air. Playing like this i have no pain, but i need to play on high sens, ranging from 13cm/360 to 7cm/360. If i try to play on a slower sens, i start having pain after a while since i need to move my wrist a lot( Ive tried 16, 20, 30, 40). And this is all good tho, i for some reason have higher scores on some scenarios with 13cm than with slower sens, and in some scenarios with 7cm.

My issue is vertical movements, i have installed rawaccel with 1.80 x/y ratio, but idk if having that is bad for my aim in the long run. But honestly idk what other solution to go with. I have also tried playing on a slower sens and having on raw accel with mode jump for bigger movements but i still endup having pain. I have tried playing on donk's grip, but i endup having my whole arm exhausted and hurting a bit (i have only played for a couple of days)

I play fingertip on a glasspad with a moded viper v3 pro (cut in half). I am happy with my setup but idk if my setup is part of the problem or not

Does anyone have a similar issue? Or do you guys have any suggestions. I am down to try everything as long as i can play comfortably without pain

PS. I have higher scores on higher sens but tracking is all jittery, should i just play more or should i change something?

Ive been using rawaccel for around 3 yearish and i decided to look at peoples opinions and stuff on it and i found that apparently accel users have worse mouse control (whatever that is). how important is mouse control and also how does one improve it

also i know this isnt apart of the main point of this post but is there any other things i can do while playing a fps game that improves my aim over time

Basically the title. I'm GM on 4/6 tracking tasks, and the ones I'm not it's only 50-100 poins away. Rn I play ALL the trackingtasks in viscose(hard),using Mattys threshold method which ends up being about 2-5 runs of each scenario. I then play the bechmark scenarios, same method except the one I'm trying to rank up on which I might play up to 10 times. This routine takes A LOT of time, and while I don't mind the time spent I am starting to question the effectivness of said routine. What I notice is my consistency is quite good and most runs I'm not too far from my PB -but new PB's feel pretty rare and "random". So yeah, any advice?