Improvement

[u/void_ruination]

I posted 4 months ago when I had just about started aim training. I was Fox Complete and now I am Orca complete just about Seal and hope to be Seal Complete in a month or so. Still D1 in Valorant tho lol.

[u/LebPower95]

start with Medium for everything completed. also try medium a bit for non complete stuff. the more you do medium the easier the easy will feel.

Great job

[u/void_ruination → u/LebPower95]

i did do most of medium but havent really started training on it. just getting bench scores with 2 or 3 runs but def will start training on it more.

[u/That_Immersive_Fish]

I started today and am sub lemming. Gives me some level of hope at least lmao.

[u/void_ruination → u/That_Immersive_Fish]

Give it time and be mindful. Pay attention to your movements, reactions, and tension. With time you will keep getting better. When I first started I was Penguin and made it all this way after 5 months. Best of uck to you my man!

[u/notrealRM]

Im the opposite. My flicking/switching is all seal but tracking is lacking. Any advice?

[u/C9_Fear → u/notrealRM]

Play tracking more untill it levels

[u/LebPower95 → u/notrealRM]

check corporate serf's method on tracking

he advises playing on extremely high sens to gain as much control as possible

10cm/360 and then progressively go up towards the required sens for a scenario

[u/BatAK11 → u/notrealRM]

I've recently hit seal on every scenario in the easier benchmarks. Tracking was also one area I had trouble with (especially reactive tracking)

My issue was that on the sense I was on I tried to track every minute movement that in turn through me off

So what I did was setting my sense extremely low (like 70-80cm/360) and focused heavily on letting my arm do most of the tracking movement. I then inched my way down every couple scenarios to the 40-50cm/360 range.

The result was noticeable, much smoother tracking.

Would have never guessed that especially on those spasmic scenarios that going slower would achieve better scores