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RRK, just want to say a quick thank you 6 months after you provided the best gaming tip i've ever received: wake up and exercise/eat healthy/go for a run and warm up BEFORE gaming. this one tip has changed my entire life. it got me a new gaming pc, got me back in shape and happier than ive ever been following this lifestyle with discipline
Great video! I use my phone to get me in de right position, the distance between my armrest and the table is exactly the length of my phone. So when i need a break and come back i am immediately in the right position.
Yeah there’s been multiple times where I’m curious about something related to gaming, so I look it up and he’s posted a video about the same topic not even a day ago. This guy is in all of our minds
I preach about this to everyone. This is why I like aim trainers because muscle memory trains your reflexes; being in the situation or a theory of it lets "training" take over and lets the skill you've worked on be fluent. Like a soccer player kicking a ball down the field to another player; very fluent, looking.
Ron!! We played a few times together in 1.3 in high level pugs, doubt you would remember, but still it was a highlight for me back then. Just wanted to say you are a true talent and I'm glad you are still around helping the community and playing like a true pro. Keep making awesome helpful content. Anyone who doesnt listen to you needs to as you were ahead of your time imo. Love your ergonomics videos and training muscle memory. Just started playing CSGO after not playing since 2013. Watching your videos to help get back into the groove. Much love man!
Bro thank you so much for these tips now i am topping the scoreboard in Valorant competitive consistently! After your aimlabs tips i can flick better than before!❤❤
@@opywop18 before I was aiming entirely with my shoulder without touching my any part of my body to mg desk. Now I have my wrist and forearm sitting on my mousepad. It's very different.
Very helpful video. As I was getting better and better I always wondered if I am turning into a whiny crybaby where even small changes in my environment or sitting position would make me extremely uncomfortable. Now I know that this is perfectly normal and having constant position every day is key to building up good muscle memory :D
The same thing happened when I was aim training. I would blame poor performance on not having good keyboard/mouse positions relative to my monitor. I even used a ruler to measure
NOTES - Sports require a consistent position that consists of many different aspects which consolidate into 1 smooth "stance" (ex. golf swing stance) - Apply this concept to your "stance" before you start your gaming session - This takes time to finetune to find your perfect position to get world-class muscle memory - Be aware of how your body is positioned whenever you feel like you are playing your best and try to replicate
This is a really good video, because it has a lot of truth to it. I started to naturally do this because I noticed that if I get up to use the bathroom and come back, I always feel off. So I usally try best to do whatever I need to do before, ranked matches. 👍
Muscle memory for aiming is a fad. A player with good mouse control will be able to change their sensitivity and mouse without any significant problems, so long as they don't go into extremes. There can be a noticeable difference, but that's not related to memory, but more related to comfort and preference.
Hlo, Great Content Coach Just Wanted to know, I have Just Started, and I am really Interested in eSports. I can Give 6 hrs a day to gaming, I m 18, I don't have any experience about the game mechanics, and don't have any muscle memory and skills. Should I go on or not? And Also wanted to know that is 60 hz enough at starting?
Whether you want to start or not is entirely your decision. Actually, success in almost all games is always about the time you can invest in the game and of course a little talent. 60Hz is fine, but if you have the money for a 144Hz monitor I would definitely recommend it. Of course the rest of your hardware should be able to reach the 144 fps in the game.
wait you want to 'start' gaming because of 'esports' not because you're already used to playing games? i'm just telling you most top talents in 'esports' don't start that way
@@baliDOTid Well I didn't have the resources, I now I have some of them and I always wanted to play games but due To lack to of a Computer I couldn't. I had played games On my Friends PC but not full time Just a Game or 2(Only RPGs).
If you are a fps gamer who plays csgo valorant fortnite etc. I would instantly get a 144hz monitor and a pc who can average 200 fps in most competetive games.
Opywop this guy uses Kovaak’s lmao. But yes, muscle memory isn’t as important as feel/control. Using golf as an example, each time a golfer hits a ball, they most likely have never tried to hit the exact same shot before. There is no “muscle memory” of the swing. The golfer knows intuitively how much force needs to be applied, essentially they can feel it. Give a world class golfer a different club, and they are still well above the level of an average golfer, in spite of the fact that this new club is unfamiliar, this feel that they have allows them to succeed. After a few attempts and shots, most likely they will have calibrated their feel to the new club. Aiming is similar. Each sense is a different club, and the aimed whi has superior mouse feel/control can adapt quickly and succeed in spite of it interfering with “muscle memory.”
i have a question i hope you answer me im orginally left hand writter but im play video game like csgo and more .... shotting with my right hand i want to know it's okay to play with my right hand ? i really want know and i cant find my answer in the google and youtube and moree .
I think it's about sleep, mood and nutrition If the next day you slept well and u woke up in the morning feeling fresh You enter a match you pop off then u know that's a good day But if u wake up feeling off or even feeling okay then starting a match and u don't get good cross hair flicks then just rest that's not ur day
My muscle memory for minesweeper has become insane, can now complete games without paying any attention. (Lowkey addicted, probably spent at least 300 hours on the game whilst listening to RU-vid in the background)
YES YES, but how? It's the main problem of aiming! It takes 20 minutes or 1 hour to find my position, and I'm not doing it right. What's the technique to position chair at a certain angle to the desk? I've tried angling the desk which works better for consistency, but If playing somewhere else, angling desk is not an option(but heights and distances must be adjusted). How to make that easily repeatable? I really don't want to change position as the one I found feels super good.
What’s more important? Higher DPI and low in game sense or vice versa? I’ve tried both. It balances out. But isn’t it better to have a higher DPI for pixel accuracy? Thanks!
my best sitting position is janky af. my left leg is kneeling on the chair whilst my right leg is on the chair like im standing. trust me my left foot really doesnt like my body weight. but every other sittijg position just doesnt work. my table is too high as well
Hey my favorite FPSCOUCH if I train my aim every day on Aimlab or csgo or ffm no matter what I get worse my arm is overloaded and can no longer move my arm as fast and I can no longer aim afterwards but if I then 2 days take a break I can move my arm quickly again and aim well again
I moved to my GFs and she has an l shaped table, I used to feel comfortable with my arm off the table and wrist aiming, now I have to aim with my arm on the Lsgaoed but if the table and aim with my arm. I hate it, used to feel so much more natural my aim now it feels forced and inconsistent
Can you make a video on how to wrist or arm aim more because of certain restrictions. For example, I tend to only use my wrist to aim because I don't have that big of a mousepad. Until I can get a bigger mousepad, it will be like this.
hello coach i actually struggle to keep the same ( Stance ) , mouse grip, arm position everytime, what i found to great today and work pretty well, i found it to be the opposite the next day i try to go back to what worked for me but it just doesn't work anymore which force me to change everything again and then i found myself lost
Hey i needed some help i sit nd everything is same everyday but when im in a clutch situation i go closer to the monitor but when im not in a clutch situation sitting closer to the monitor makes me uncomfortable
Rambo. I play with an office dell mouse. Often when I flick the same amount I kind of go a little too far or too less. I have switched off acceleration. If I get a budget gaming mouse like the g203 lightsync will my flicks get better
Hi rambo,I've been curious about something over the years I've played fps games ( started in 2009 with a random facebook game called UberStrike,then I stopped playing it for a couple years because I found an MMO I liked and had a bunch of friends on it,then I moved onto TF2 in 2014 and for 3 years exclusively played it for about 6 hours a day. Then I found CSGO in 2017 and changed that to my main game for another 3 years until we reach today,I am now moved on to valorant and can finally explain the weird feelings I get often,which is when I focus I tend to "disconnect" from my aim and I just subconsciously "auto aim" horribly while I try to find people on my screen to shoot at,or try to hear footsteps. Is there anything I can do? I always feel as if my aim cannot follow my eyes at all a lot of the time.
Thank you for video. How it corresponds to CTS (Carpal tunnel syndrome), which could be median problem for long time usage of computer terminals? Personally I am not able to use mouse and keyboard without proper wrist support for more than few days. Tip: military aiming is centered at body torso with fired 2 rounds at 50-200 meters(~yards), single round above 200 meters and 3 rounds foresight-only aimed rounds below 30m. Such game accurate shooting with side movements is a pure joke. Post Scriptum: gaming is not a good idea - mostly it is a waste of time, like television once. Game industries aims are: -keep adults in childhood stage for some set of products sale (GPGPU, lego-PC's, ASG's, electronics gadgets, et cetera), -making childs stupe, -view of reality in very simplified way, -algorithms tuning, and statistics social behaviours in fictitious environment. Theoretical advantages are misty and mostly pseudoscience.
If anyone sees this pls help me!!! I have a problem with friction in my forearm and I feel my elbow anchoring alot and I feel it’s affecting my aim and I bought a new chair but that didn’t seem to fix the problem at all. Any solutions?
@@thugg6098 the wrist should slide (for example, using a gaming sleeve), but many prof players have an elbow off the mat or off the table, so I don’t know if this is your problem
@@2marke338 it is relevant but nowhere near as much as people make it seem. if you actually practice aim correctly you shouldnt have much issues changing sensitivity and aiming near the same within 3 minutes of practice. ive gotten kovaak highscores with a new sens, i play many games with different sensitivities, maybe i adjust quickly but top players (im not talking about pros who only play csgo because they dont have tracking skill) can change sens and play near the same
Hi . Im having problems on csgo. I train a lot. And the first or two games run well. but then I start to run out of reflexes, I start to miss sprays. etc. etc. I feel that in certain positions. mainly with legs intertwined. I can get better accuracy. that I can't do otherwise. but of course I can't keep the game in the same position. what should I do?
Aiming and mouse-control is just one aspect of fps games. There are many others, however, that would be much more easily implemented and more beneficial for you as an fps player. Sure aiming is important, but there are definitely other things that players need to work on first before they practice getting godly aim!! If I was stuck in a lower rank in an fps game (or really any game in general), I would look and meditate on the root reason I am being killed or why I am losing my games. Ask yourself, "Why did I die?" "Well, I was overaggressive and I wide swung leaving myself exposed." Do not fall into the habit of saying, "Well my teammate did_________ and they are the reason I am losing." Do not be quick to blame others even if sometimes it is their fault. Once you look into the faults of players on your team then you WILL find something to complain about and it is best to work with your teammates rather than start quarrels. All in all, its way more beneficial to work on the less flashy aspects of these fps games. The fundamentals, like positioning, crosshair placement, decisionmaking, and communication, for instance, are crucial to your ranked success! Once you have gotten the big stuff out of the way, then you can get started on the more flashy things like aim. Hope this helps!
unlike golfers, gamers sit for 2-10 hours at a time. No one wants to sit in their perfect position like a statue for more than 20 minutes. Golfers on the other hand hold their position for a couple minutes. I believe this is a terrible example. It really is not your position that makes you aim consistently, it's your routine, how much sleep you get, staying hydrated, and muscle memory. positions may help muscle memory but you don't need to have THE POSITION to obtain good muscle memory in gaming.
Muscle memory for aiming is a fad. A player with good mouse control will be able to change their sensitivity and mouse without any significant problems, so long as they don't go into extremes. There can be a noticeable difference, but that's not related to memory, but more related to comfort and preference.
You even watch the video? This looks some sparky member making assumptions about the topic of the video. Mouse control and aim aren't even mentioned in this video. Go back to kovaaks
@@opywop18 Thats still not optimal. Yes. People can train to be adaptive. No. Adapting will not have the same aim potential as being in the same position. Golfers could do it too. Except they don't because there isn't anything to gold BUT the stance. So they have to play optimally. You don't have to aim optimally in any FPS game to win. Plenty of other factors come into play.
@@Wylie288 drive.google.com/file/d/1Ef27UU-Z2rwM6S30Zhqm4jTmRkSvU_BL/view?usp=sharing being adaptive literally makes you improve a lot faster. i tried a sens randomizer and my improvement skyrocketed.
