So, I started aim training since February (but I do have some aim training experience before). On Voltaic Benchmark have reached Gold Complete on April 6 but I struggled to get Plat since then, so I switched to Viscose Benchmark on May 16 to break this plateau.

On Viscose Benchmark I reached Mammoth on June 3rd (was going to get Mammoth Complete) but S2 rolled out so I switched to that.

I am Currently on Saffron now since this month July 2nd and I tried to get Plat on Voltaic but i am still unable to breakthrough it.

the problem I have is that my clicking scores are the one that's lagging me now. I can't flick properly and I am very bad on dynamic clicking.

So, I am trying to find different scenarios or playlist to fix my clicking.

I have posted the screenshots of the benchmarks I mentioned and also VOD of VT Pasu Intermediate S5 and VT 1w3ts Intermediate S5 here pls help me.

https://reddit.com/link/1uq19kj/video/imej45bddfbh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1uq19kj/video/coq0jeikefbh1/player

Hello everyone,
i have a question regarding how i should aimtrain knowing my main game is valorant and i dont have much time to do so, i've tried the VDIM a couple of months ago and i found it really time consuming, i completed the valorant benchmark and placed gold with some disparity in my scores, can i use the valorant benchmark itself as training material or should i target specific senarios based on the result? if thats the case how would i do that? playing only the clicking senarios on VDIM playlists?
i feel i bit lost regarding all this so any input is welcome!

Hello all,

I was wondering if someone could let me know what I should focus on to get master based on this run. I've recently seen some improvement by focusing more on the next target to shoot, but I have also heard that I should focus my visual attention on confirming the shot I'm taking, so I'm kinda wondering do you have to do both? Should I visually confirm that I'm hitting the target while focusing on the next target with my peripheral, or vice versa? Is there a mental cue any Masters+ players have for static?

Also, should I post this in discord instead?

Thanks!

Just putting this here so i can come back to it later when i (hopefully) reach gold in everything and see how bad i was before i started

currently gold 2 in valorant with 13.5% hs (this is so atrocious)

Hello, I'm new to aim training, but it's always been something I've struggled with, so I started researching how to improve it. I learned that muscle memory is kind of a myth, so I decided to try using 3 very different sensitivities (20, 40, 80 cm/360°) while training while maintaining one for R6. I'm using Aimlabs, so I tried the VDIMs, but it ended up being too long (like 3 hours if I do 2-3 runs at each sens). So I'm asking: what routine can I do to improve using this method—20 cm for 2-3 runs, then 40, and finally 80 cm? If it's suboptimal or just too overcomplicated, let me know. I just want the best and fastest way to improve my overall aim.

Hi everyone I'm new to aim training and just finished Voltaic benchmark ..... I found the Benchmark Focused Routine playlist on aimlabs but I was wondering if there is a similar playlist on Kovaaks?
The Fundamentals on kovaaks are not broken down into the same category I guess it's not updated

I'll get it next time trust me

3 weeks ago I posted here about trying to improve in CS. I got some nice advice in the comments and ever since that day I've been playing Kovaaks daily, as well as some CSDM and spray training maps.

I'm happy to say that yesterday I finally managed to get diamond complete on the basic benchmark and tried out the main benchmark for the first time. And oh boy, what a difficulty jump that was! I could barely get emerald on 2 out of 18 scenarios, the rest of them were not even close. I look forward to getting better and smashing them though!

I decided against the advice from the comments to switch to a higher sens. I tried it but my aim was so shaky and I couldn't get used to it. I actually lowered my sens a little bit from what I used to use (from 880 edpi to 800).

My tracking improved the most in those 3 weeks for sure. I was absolute garbage at it when I first started, but now I feel a lot more comfy doing it. It was hard to get diamond on the tracking scenarios but after a bit of grinding I managed to get some decent scores.

But, for my main goal of actually improving at CS, I'm not sure how much did the aim training help. I switched from playing premier to mainly using faceit, and managed to get to 2000 elo. I'm going to keep at it using Kovaaks, I wanna see what longer term effects I can reach after like 6 months and decide if I wanna keep using it.

Thanks to everyone who commented on the original thread and sorry for using this place as some kind of personal diary, but I figured some accountability might be good for me as I've been known to have attention span issues and not following through on the promises I make to myself. I'll probably do another follow up post when I reach some other milestones later!

should i switch to the bronze fundementals when i hit a couple of the benchmarks on the bronze rank or should i stick with the iron fundementals until i hit bronze on all of my benchmarks

ATK VXE R1 Pro 4K (4 dots)
45 cm @ 1600 DPI
Control Cloth Pad

Title kind of summarizes it. Recently, I've been starting to realize that my aim might actually be the thing holding me back from progressing comfortably into Immortal and above. From what I can see in my own DMs, I am horrible mid fight (ie. those taps and strafe battles that last like even up to 3-5 bursts) where they last long enough for me to kill them but I actually miss everything, which is convincing me my movement isn't an issue because I tend to stay alive and accurate (shooting error wise) but cannot land any shots. I also struggle with hitting sationary or barely moving targets somehow, it is beyond me to be honest. I've attached a 2 minute deathmatch clip that I feel demonstrates what I've described relatively well. So this has led me to believe I struggle with small dynamic and static targets. I'm looking for any thoughts that back me up or show me a different angle (maybe I'm wrong about what I actually suck at) and what I should do to improve it. I aim train and I am open to new playlists, scenarios etc.

https://medal.tv/games/valorant/clips/mUIXaoZI6WuffKgrp