Category: Aim

Aim trainers are a complicated subject. Some people say that aim training is one of the best ways to improve your aim. But on the other hand, some people say that practicing in-game is the

You are playing Valorant. You are holding an angle. You know there is an enemy there. The tension grows. He doesn’t have much time. It is 1v1 and he needs to plant. Tick-tock. Time runs

Imagine you are playing Zarya in Overwatch. Suddenly, a sweaty genji jumps on you and you start tracking him. Where do you look? At your crosshair or the Genji? Focusing on the wrong thing will

There are so many misconceptions about this topic. Everyday, I hear people talking about wrist aiming vs arm aiming. Which is better, and the pros and cons. And I see youtube guides that cover the

As you already know, some games are more tracking-heavy like Overwatch and Apex Legends, while others are more click-timing heavy like CS:GO and Valorant. If you are playing a tracking-heavy game after years of play

Utilizing aim trainers is key if you want to have a god-like aim. You finally dedicate 15-60 minutes each day to an aim trainer and you start doing Gridshot on Aimlab. Of course, you see

So, you see your favorite streamer doing Gridshot on Stream. You download Aimlab as well and now you are playing gridshot for 15 minutes a day. But you barely see any change in your aim

Imagine you are 2v3. You are playing Counter-Strike and you are holding the site. You are guarding it from terrorists. Suddenly, you hear a BOOM. It was a gun shot and your friend died. They

What Is Shaky Aim? Shaky aim is that roughness when you track a target, stuttering, and lagging instead of tracking it smoothly. Imagine a ball traveling in a straight path laterally. When you try to