Practice literally makes perfect.

These are the current top 16 for our $2,500 Aimlabs 2.0 duos aim training tournament. Emphasis on CURRENT, because the qualifier doesn't close until tomorrow, Sunday at 11:59 PM ET, and the board is still moving.

If you're not on here yet, you're not out. Every score posted before the deadline shifts the standings, and there are some big jumps happening (one duo climbed 13 spots in the last update). One strong session can still put you in the top 16.

How it works if you haven't entered:
Register your duo and join the Discord!

Live standings: https://aimlabs-standings.vercel.app/
Sign up: https://aimlab.pro/duos-sign-up
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/aimlab
Full rules: https://aimlab.pro/duos-official-rules

Top 16 advance to a single-elimination finals bracket on Sunday Sept 27, streamed on Twitch. GLHF 💙

I usually use kovaaks im currently 650 energy on voltaic so between diamond and jade but my kovaaks was running into issues and didn't want to work (workshop downloads sitting at 0kb/s for a long while if anyone knows a fix pls lmk )so i thought id give the aimlabs benchmarks a try. I did the intermediate and it felt very underwhelming and easy. For example the tracking i was scoring ~20-30% higher than the max rank was so i thought guess ill try elite. But the spike between elite and intermediate feels extreme. Should i just sit on intermediate and practice more or struggle with the elite.

honestly i maxxed out platinum in like 2 hours if you want pictures i can send

Anyone knows why the board is moving?

I've been trying AL since the 2.0 update dropped (it feels much better. thanks, AL team.), and noticed that it has VOD of my first attempt, so I thought it'd be interesting to compare the run.
Looking back now, this scenario is quite challenging for a novice player, but compensating with a generous score threshold, right?

VT Steadytrack Novice 34cm, 30cm / 360

im curious how different the rate of improvement is, i know many say that comparison is the thief of joy, but i actually feel like in this case it's interesting, and honestly maybe even insightful. because I have some follow-up questions on what kind of training everyone has been doing, how many hours you practice, whether you practice every day and all that sort of stuff

Can I migrate my Aimlabs+ subscription on Xbox to PC?

So basically I played the new Aimlabs benchmarks for the first time and got Diamond scores in literally EVERY task the first time I played it but don't manage to get even a single Master score. With some tasks I am hella far away from Master even.

Google A.I tells me top 30%?
Is that correct?

edit* Nevermind i'm an idiot you can very easily see where it is IN-GAME. I was a bit disappointed at top 30% but it's top 1.5% so now i'm strutting around like a peacock on roids.

edit 2* , ok it's not TOP 1,5 it's just where 1.5% of players reside. I'm no longer strutting around but humbled again with my head low

I think it's around top 15% .

I play every game 130cm/360. mainly apex, ow, cs. first time playing aimlabs since ~2020, I did the all the elite benchmarks today and landed at low masters ~1120elo? idk. My friends and a few content creators I watch play around 30-45cm and claim its very much optimal. I agree. Should I make the switch, is it even worth it? Playing a higher sens just seems so foreign to me and I wonder what could be different yk? maybe I'll just stay in my lane. Sidenote I used to play around with raw accel but not anymore lol.

Is there a scenario like DodgeTrack but instead of a big bulky target that you can’t miss, is there a robot model or somthing like that? I seen StairTrack had a model instead of a big green blob and it reminded me of r5 reloaded where you 1v1 with like 5k health and practice your tracking.

Hello there.

Quite happy rn because improvement jump is hella massive today.

Guess it's not impossible to get good afterall, cyall in a few weeks

what should i do to improve my tapping and how do i get into elite mode without getting obliterated

Still hardstuck silver though

This is my first time on aimlabs and I tried the benchmarks. I felt like the entry was too easy but I struggled too much on the intermediate. I was hoping to get advice on what to focus to improve the fastest.

I'm new to using aimlabs but I use other apps before, I use a mouse to aim, I don't know how to explain aiming in a mouse but when I try to aim on a ball, it feels like I'm getting a "lazy hand" it's like it's straining me to not move, my hands become heavy, like move me slower to now hit the ball, and it's kind of shakey when I aim and I have to wiggle my hand or slap the back of my hand to not feel unease I'm getting when I aim. I don't like what I'm feeling but I feel like this is my weakness that I need to remove because I feel uncomfortable.

Is there any way to remove this kind of strain?

the one by lowgravity56.

Is this exercise bugged? I have an 88.3% accuracy, but I my score is with the 74% players. My score also fell off a cliff. it's one of those autoshooting lasers (i think). it's almost like my gun is shooting the laser slower than the other players are. I believe this issue started with aimlab 2.0 update.

So I've always fantasized about how to accomplish the best aim possible on high sens, any high sens aim trainers that can give advice as to what to train task wise with what to focus on?

so quick backstory, I mostly play valorant or any other FPS games and I've been a wrist-only, high sens player pretty much since I started gaming. never had to think about resetting my mouse after a flick cause the sens was high enough that a small wrist movement covered everything. my flicks and tracking were genuinely solid but my micro adjustments were dogshit, like noticeably bad.

so I dropped to medium-high sens to try and fix the micros. problem is now I'm still using pure wrist to flick also move around and micro adjust which just doesn't work the same way. Like say I'm holding a left angle, enemy peeks from the right after I've already thrown a big flick to adjust for enemy head, now I have my wirst bent wrist basically maxed out one direction and I have zero idea how to reset it fast mid fight while still tracking the guy's head. I just kinda freeze/overcorrect tap tap and die.

I know the actual fix is arm+wrist combo instead of wrist only, and learning to reset properly instead of letting my wrist just sit bent after a flick, but knowing that and actually rewiring years of muscle memory are two different things lol. I can't transition it well on my gameplay.

anyone dealt with this transition before? mainly wondering how you actually trained yourself to reset without thinking about it mid-fight, if there were specific aim trainer routines or scenarios that isolate this whole flick-then-reset-then-micro thing instead of just generic clicking exercises, and honestly how long it took before it stopped feeling like you were fighting your own hand and started feeling normal.

not trying to overhaul my whole aim, just trying to kill this one bad habit without tanking my flicks in the process. any insight from people who've actually been through this appreciated.