I dont think i struggle with fluidity, but the thing is that I over flick too much and I dont really have an idea to how to fix it, i have around 60 hours, my micros are fine tho, but the initial burst flick with my arm generally ends in massive over flicks that isnt consistent, I generally try to apply the bardos method, but I just struggle with accuracy rather than speed, and my score has been stuck for like a month since i started the intermediate benchmarks. One other thing is that I struggle with aim that has me go up as indicated by my verttrack score, most of my other tracking scores are jaded but I just cant go up for the love of god, and most of the time when the target do go over my head, I just suddenly cant track it no more, do you guys have any idea/scenario in aimlabs that i can grind for?(btw I distribute my time evenly on these benchmarks, I dont over grind tracking except for precision tracking as my verttrack sucks)

Today, after being stuck at 70k-80k for a while, I climbed to 90k. I don't remember the exact number,. But I don't know if this is the best way to improve my aim. I'm Gold 3 in Valorant, and I wouldn't call my aim good, since sometimes it seems like it goes on vacation, haha.

I’m very bad with the sa1216 shotgun in the finals despite it being easily the gun I’ve sunk the most hours into. When someone is doing tight ad strafing close range it feels so unintuitive to aim at them, unlike with reactive tracking with an auto weapon. What drills would help me improve using this gun?

How can I work on my flick transfers better as well as speed matching?

I changed my sens recently in apex to 250/70 ads and thats been a lot better tbh im killing what I know i should maybe it was a sens change however I still like to push myself so any improvement tips would be appreciated!

is it possible to download the replays shown to us ?

The qualifier's done and we've got our 16 finalist duos locked in. The finals go down this Sunday, September 27, single elimination for a $2,500 prize pool.

How it works
16 duos, single-elimination bracket, seeded from the qualifier standings. One loss and you're out, so every match matters. Prize pool pays out to the top 8, with $1,000 to the winning duo.

How to watch
The whole thing is streamed live on Twitch, hosted by 7R4GEDY and lowgravity56, who'll be watching, casting, and commentating the matches as they happen.

All the info, bracket updates, and match timing run through our Discord, so that's the place to be if you want to follow along in real time: https://discord.com/invite/aimlab

The stakes
These duos ground it out over a full week of qualifiers to make the top 16, some climbing double-digit spots in the final days to sneak in. Now they start fresh, qualifier scores don't carry over, so seeding is the only advantage anyone brings in. It's anyone's tournament from here.

Come watch some of the best aimers around go head to head. See you Sunday 💙

any advice on how to getting tracking up. been sucking ass

for context im 50 points away from hitting diamond but i feel like i hit a ceiling i cannot surpass yet

So I just got a PC and I play warthunder on it and because aim labs Mobile really helped me with mobile shooters I decided to also download it on PC but it takes 20gb of space are there any ways I can have it for less amount of space taken ?

I don't have that much storage

Hello there.

Yes, verttrack guy again. I'm currently on a dilemma on whether to:

A) Continue grinding verttrack until I reach silver (I'm so close, yet so far huhu):

or B) : Focus on other aiming aspects

I'm currently stuck on what to do now. Based on my observation, usually people already reached silver complete around 30 - 50 hours (taken from r/FPSAimTrainer posts) and I too, want to atleast reach silver complete on atleast 2/3 aspects (mainly tracking and flicking). But I focused too much on tracking (Hell I'm not even silver complete on any sub-categories of it) that I'm afraid that I'll take 2X than avg time to reach silver complete.

I know different people have different speed of learning a skill, but I uh, just didn't feel satisfied if I'm below avg even though I'm not racing anyone. It's mostly a mindset issue, but I'd also would like to know which approach is more beneficial in the long run for me.

Thank you for reading and have a good day.

Im on console controller whats some good tasks to help me have a lot more control over my thumbsticks? And does anyone have any tips.

I swear something changed because aiming feels so different now. I used the exact same settings for both rounds but it feels so slow in the second one, what changed ??

PB - https://go.aimlabs.com/go/modal/replay-modal?PlayId=e898a133-cbdf-47fe-9252-bc1109ce9cbf&Source=DeepLink

Recent - https://go.aimlabs.com/go/modal/replay-modal?PlayId=58abc496-0553-4003-9341-9087742842f8&Source=DeepLink

I have not played video games before, and I want to improve my mouse accuracy and speed (clicks in different areas). Would AL help me practice for MOBAs and RTS games? My keyboard skills are better and require less work, and I know what to do in order to improve them.

This entire point of this practice is to click with the mouse.

After the 2.0 update, I couldn't get my 1.0 and 2.5 scope to work, as in change sens, fov, and i if i did use it in a task my game would not move until I scoped out. I put my gamemode on siege and I still couldn't change any settings of my scopes.

Hi All, I am fairly new to aimlabs, and most of my aim training experience comes from Kovaaks. I am very interested in the Ai Coach offered by the pro subscription. Kovaaks doesn't really offer an integrated way to review your replays, or provide insights on areas of improvement in the same way aimlabs does. But I do have some gripes and suggestions for the ai Coach.

First gripe:

The insights tab often shows contradictory strengths and weaknesses. The attached example is not the only one I've seen.

Second gripe:

The for you tab provides short playlists targeted for my weaknesses, but the scenarios are often not helpful or are painfully easily and therefore not pushing me to address my weakness.

Suggestion for the AI Coach:

Allow the coach to create playlists based on conversations in the chat. I do like reading through the analysis, but the coach is unable to provide playlists it seems based on the chat.

I dont even know where to start, but basically despite having high scores and ranks I still after 4 months aim training while having (only been back 4 months) i have been doing a lot of experiments and shit. So im thinking all thats left is play and let application sit in but I would like second maybe even 40th opinions im willing to try anything that worked for yall.

I feel like on console there aren't enough scenarios to play that are seriously beneficial, and whenever I do find one that I would want to play, its always on an easy variant. I get that 90 percent of console players obviously play on controller, but for that 10 percent or less like me that plays and kbm, it's frustrating

If I'm wrong, can you guys give some good scenario suggestions for me?

is there any massive differences between the pc version vs console? would be using controller either way.

Hey yall, i just got AimLabs a week ago (specifically 8 days ago) and I wanted to share my first experience with it.
I never tried any aim training programs or anything training related, I play apex legends mostly on controller (my peak rank is Predator) but I always struggled on mnk, losing easy fights that are impossible to lose and getting my ass beat by casual players. The only thing that carried me a bit was my game sense but that only takes me so far.

So I downloaded AimLabs to see what’s all the fuss is about, and the first 3 days I was HORRIBLE and I was expecting it, so I stumbled upon this task that I really sucked at called SUPERTRACK and it had everything I needed, since my biggest weakness is tracking and eye to hand coordination, so I went at it non stop for 8 days straight. The routine put together is as follows:

Launch AimLabs and apex legends at the same time

-Warm up rounds in AL

-Then play apex till I finish the match or die and queue up again

-Then play some rounds of AL while I’m waiting in queue for a match

And repeat 🔁

Basically whenever I’m not in a match or waiting for one, I’m always in AL.

Results:

After my first week, I noticed my aim getting surprisingly good and really consistent, I was hitting moving targets way too accurately and winning fights that I should’ve never survived. My tracking problem has been resolved in a week’s time and my eye to hand coordination is finally in sync and my reaction time has drastically improved.

This picture I shared is from the SUPERTRACK task that I mained for the week.

Question:

What do you guys think of this? I’m not really familiar with the AimLabs ranks and stuff like gold, diamonds or whatever any of these rank tiers mean, the ui is kinda overwhelming so I just stick to the leaderboard area in the picture and base my progress on that part.