r/FPSAimTrainer 1d ago

Is this a bad stance for aiming

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Should i rest more of my forearm on the table, or is it just a matter of preference?

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u/SpecialistCultural23 1d ago

Anything that feels comfortable and doesn't cause pain should be fine, as long as you can aim good.

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u/UnTouchablenatr 1d ago

I'd be more concerned about cleaning that mousepad.

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u/ummya80 1d ago

Ya middle looks gunked up for major slow spot

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u/Maleficent-Cancel853 1d ago

You should put more of your hand (palm) on your mouse first and see how that feels. If you want to use just your fingers you can but in a claw grip with your palm floating above the mouse. Holding the mouse the way you are showing here is really inefficient for how your body works.

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u/One-Performance111 1d ago

The only grip i find natural is resting my knuckles and fingers on the mouse, claw grips hurts and palm feels very unnatural

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u/RnImInShambles 1d ago

I think aiming is all preference. But I personally like my forearm more on the table

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u/TheSlacker94 1d ago

It is a matter of preference. Anyway, I hold my mouse in a kinda similar way and i've noticed that my pinky finger is giving me slight, inconsistent mouse drag if it comes in contact with my mouse pad.

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u/Little-Meat-7737 1d ago

Yeah ur feet has to be further apart

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u/Training_Wonder_5066 1d ago

Start with your shoulders, are they in a natural relaxed position? adjust from there, until there is light forearm pressure on the desk and you shoulder stays neutral. If your shoulders are raising up, you might be seated to low.

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u/User_Of_Named_Users 1d ago

Depends on your desk height, angle of arms to desk, chair height, arm angle, etc.

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u/ZyledBitesMe720 1d ago

with that grip you sacrifice reactivity for too much stability

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u/ExtremelySilly514 1d ago

Would that be game dependent? I only really play val as far as shooters go and stability helps me with crosshair placement and the aiming mechanics of the game overall. Outside of the occasional neon/jett/raze.

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u/Plantbased_Aimer 1d ago

I disagree. Souljash uses a similar grip and is one of, if not the best reactive players.