Aim Mechanics No One Else Talks About
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2023
- In this video, I'm going to go in depth on the physical mechanics of aiming, so that you can learn how to sit more properly reduce pains from gaming in your back, neck shoulder, elbow and wrist pain from gaming. This will help you reduce gaming pain, and become a better player. This will help you sit in a way that increases your skill ceiling. You will improve by watching the guide and learning how to reduce pains from gaming. Neck pain, back pain, elbow pain, wrist pain, shoulder pain, gaming pain. This guide will help you learn to reduce your pains that gaming causes and get better at gaming. This guide will allow you to sit more comfortably in your gaming chair and find a good table and chair height to play with when gaming.
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Man actually made his own table for GAMING. What a GAMER.
One thing you can do rather easily is buy basic height adjustable table/desk legs and replace your desk with them/make a new one.
Meanwhile I've been playing on a dresser for 10 years
Man was determined
I have a sit stand desk and it's an absolute must. I'm planning on making a custom desktop for it to fully perfect my posture.
@@-The-Golden-God- I agree. I invested about 2k in a motorized desk and it feels great for my aim to always get the perfect level, especially when swapping seats.
Finally a video about posture. I have been playing valorant for more than a year know and reached a peak of immortal 1. During the time that i was getting better, I got very interested in the posture that pro players used. I noticed that having a different posture (chair height, monitor distance,...) really had a huge impact on my aim. I tried to do some research about this but couldn't find anything online. After a while I created an issue where I kept on changing my setup, this lead to me playing inconsistent and deranking. I simply fixed this by just not touching my setup anymore.
2 years of moving desk height, mouse position, keyboard position. I lost all skill in that period as well
@@xxrudebouyxx1363 I feel u guys so hard thought was the only one, I constantly changed everything around and it just made me so much worse
Playing Valorant for more than a year is brutal. Game is fine but hinders itself with the lower skill gap. The community is the main reason why I don’t play it anymore.
You have to be grounded, your feet on the ground and sitting in chair ofc
@@slayridah lol, chill bro
Best video about this on the internet. I've seen like 50+ videos on these topics but usually they miss out on specifics such as the gaming chair example
a lot of people think a new mouse or keyboard will improve their aim, but posture/monitor distance & positioning is the most important thing.
Not if you have a Chinese mouse
@@JulianBallardDont get me wrong, most gaming mouse in the market rn are produced in china rn :/
A new, "better" mouse can only improve your aim, when the old one is what is holding you back. And it only really makes a difference at the very top level.
Basically every "proper" mouse from any reputable brand of the last 10 years or so is fine for the normal "plays ranked at home" person.
Most people don't need 8khz or 25000 dpi. And if you're at the skill level where that makes a difference, you probably make enough money with the game that you can afford a new mouse anyway.
So posture, positioning, grip, bad habits, bad decision making, that will become the limit much earlier before you notice that your deathadder v2 pro can't keep up.
temperedd glass mousepad tho...
Cool to see someone who made their own table! I also had to cut my table legs shorter and raise my chair. I used to do that weird wrist aiming too. Changing the setup and lowering my sense helped. Definitely some legit info!
Great video, the points you bring up are spot on!
My arm placement used to be as shown in 1:17 and I subconsciously adjusted it more forward, like at 1:58, except I never flared out to the side. This gave me serious shoulder and neck issues, constant tension every day for easily over a year. A rather thick desk and a bad chair messed me up.
I also felt restricted in my mouse movement due to this bad positioning, which sucked as I tend to play at a very high level. I aimed worse in FPS games, and had way less control in OSRS.
Thank you, I past the last 2-3years correting my posture. Bought a Gaming chair that for some reason doesnt have the problems you talked on the video. After 1-2 years of upgrading and correcting/adapting things I've got a nearly perfection setup that allows me to work (programmer here) and game at competitive level without any arm, hand, back, wherever body part pain. One tip I can for sure ad here is, for those who already have a bend forward posture problem, every round start (10s) straigh up your posture and do a stretch exercise using your hand (5s for each) to touch your back passing you elbow behind your head, after some time try to correct your posture within the game and be more aware. In a couple months your posture will for sure improve.
Good tip
Just found your video, you are 100% on your body positioning I recently started using these techniques and my k/d dramatically improved. I am planing on making my own desk. Thank you for the video.
Ayo thank you so much man ! I am very aware of all the micro postures who have a huge impact on my aim , but for some reason the chair height is something i rarelly think about , my elbow was a bit too low , fixed it now , feels way smoother , ty so much !
Glad I helped
If you chair has harm rests, lift the chair up until the arm rests line up with the table then put your elbow on the arm rest as a pivot point. It removes friction from your arm on the table. it helps me a lot.
You may want to raise your chair and get rid of arm rests if your elbow is locked in place as this limits vertical movements
@@WestProter I think it depends on the texture of your arm rest, mine is super silky so my elbow easily glides down
@@nutmaster420_ armrests in general limits your movement. Your arm shouldn't be rested or locked in.
I love all the diy gaming tweaks it takes me back to the “play what you got”when everyone used what they had and if they would find something laying around they thought they could use to improve their gaming experience and with some brainstorming it came to life that made it fun to come up with a tech life hacks that could possibly only benefit you and you only
This is a topic I've been obsessed over for years because of my back pain and short legs. Thanks for the vid!
Sub’d , finally someone who actually understands what I mean everytime I used to mention this to “coaches “ they were like iTS jUsT aLL iN yOUR hEAd” and it made me feel so bad that I actually believed it was for some time until I finally fixed the issue, thank you for sharing this!
There's also the Deltahub Carpio line instead of a glove. I know people that hate it, and love it both depending on which version they have. I've had the original for years now, and my wrists stopped hurting using it. Worth looking at considering with a proper height chair this keeps your whole wrist and arm elevated, aligned, and gliding.
thank you, you solved a problem ive been dealing with for 6+ years now and just never gave enough thought
Finally!!! I always knew that i was doing something wrong because I faced the exact problems that u mentioned but had no idea how to fix them. This helped a lot, tysm.
This is really helpful. I went through almost all of what you discovered by myself and always thought that I’m that rare weird guy who is too OCD about setup being optimal and consistent. Happy to see you enlightening the aim community in that regard.
Another interesting topic in terms of posture is how your forearm position affects your ability to aim in straight lines horizontally rather than diagonally. For example, if both your thumb and pinky side metacarpals are flat on the mousepad, the mouse itself ends up angled weirdly inside the palm and it leads to this “diagonal” aim effect which screwed up my tracking a lot. Ergo mice are notorious in that regard. The moment I started paying attention to mouse and forearm rotation it helped with aim consistency a lot.
Another side effect is that keeping the palm flat increases the tension in forearm and wrist which could lead to RSI.
same man. I always think that im doing something wrong because im not as good as other people lol
weird, I'm dxd OCD and I have no OCD symptoms concerning my setup
Not to be that guy, but you can't just say you're OCD over your setup, there's a difference between irrational fears and stuff like that and being picky
@@Flakid123 Right. It’s just confusing that there’s a lot of aimers out there who go by “just click heads lol”. I know for sure they never tried to figure out the optimal approach but are pretty good at the same time. Not sure if that is actually a proof of “natural talent” at picking things up fast and adjusting well 🙄
@@owlfury-beasteople who say that are just watering it down, and most non absolutely cringe players say it ironically knowing they went through some time learning the art themself. the saying is ironic considering the multiple objective factors preventing you from "just clicking their heads" even by design in some games with certain characters who have certain abilities
Great video! I’m currently diamond on val, I’ll see What can I implement! I think my chair is too low and the table is too high. That’s why I use my wrist to aim like you showed at the start of the video. I always wondered how some pros could aim using mostly their forearm. Thank you!
this gives some good insight, especially about the vertical aim, i really need a new table and chair cause as much as i've improved in vertical aim but i've always struggled with it wondering how anyone could do vertical kovaaks tasks so well. Thanks for this
Pain lead me to fix my posture. It’s incredibly important, great video!
Dude, i ranked up twice tonight after just adjusting my chair up. I was using the "wrist resting against the desk method." My aim feels sooo much more stable, i've been top of the scoreboard all night! Thanks!
Yes and it works, also for tracking make sure your wrist have little to no friction with your mousepad!
I can’t thank you enough man. My aim has always felt a bit shaky and I didn’t realize until this video how much I was limiting myself. As dumb as it sounds, raising my chair a few inches has actually improved my aim so much lmao. Thank you king
This is pretty much exactly what I've found in my time gaming. Amazing video!
this video is so underrated... it deserves way more views, so more people dont screw theyr whole lifes from playing hours and hours a day with extreme bad posture... I was one of them back in the day and as you did I figured it out by myself the hard way of how this can affect not only your hability to aim but your entire life.
I am so happy that you mentioned looking to the distance sometimes. I am not a native english speaker, but hear me out -- I did a research paper on the topic and found that not relaxing your eye lenses for long periods of time is the biggest contributor to worsened eyesight, thus creating the need for glasses. So every 20 minutes, try looking in the distance from your window for a few seconds, it will help ALOT! I don't want my fellow gamers to have eyesight problems.
Great video. I started getting into FPSs a lot more, and I have noticed that my posture right now is a big factor in my performance. I have a tall desk and my shoulder tends to do a lot of work, so usually my first couple of games my aim is crisp but decays as I get tires. I hope soon can get a shorter desk, already have the measurements and everything, just need some time to get the money and have better posture :P also, it is going to help me greatly with my posture when working as well.
Try putting a few pillows under you
@@WestProter so relatable
Im glad there are more and more videos of things i had to learn the hard way. ty for telling people.
Thank You! It's so important video I wish I saw sooner!
You had me until you said "venture into the real world." Ill just stay hard stuck bronze...
This is absolutely crucial and on the head. I've been preaching this for so long. Most gamers think these are just minmax considerations for tryhards. It truly matters a lot.
Awesome video and production. No filler or anything and all v useful :))
Realest gamer video, good stuff bro, lots of stuff I had to figure out by trial and error so ik this will help lots of gamers save time
Bro I have been relentlessly made fun for using a compression sleeve (I call it a swipe sock for memes) and I’m SO GLAD someone else recommends this. It’s absolutely essential when aiming w the forearm.
which one should i take?
You can use a pillow case over the top of the chair to hold the pillows in place too
This information is very useful, and you offer many fixes. Earned my sub. Thanks!
This videos mad. Over the last 6 months I’ve become serious and literally everything listed I’ve figured out myself. Great video, wish I found it sooner😂
I went through all of these things (minus the gaming chair). With a proper height desk, goods ergo office chair and a monitor stand I am able to aim much better and without pain. Additionally, I found using a 60% keyboard for gaming really help free up space for mouse movement. With my old full keyboard I found myself running into it with the mouse all the time.
100% agree on 60% keyboards. Anything less than a standard full keyboard is much better. It lets you use a lower sens in games where it helps which gives you more precise control. Even tenkeyless is good, but the smaller the better. I have a tenkeyless keyboard and i end up hitting the wall to my right more than my keyboard, probably because i'm more confident turning that way, but the more space you have, the more distance you have left and right to aim.
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Very nice video, brother. Thanks for the video, I needed this!
great video. body ergonomics is definitely not something I've thought about when working to improve my gameplay. we'll see how things change once I make a few of these adjustments.
get this man a desk
WHAT THE F^&^... I'm new to mnk, like 3 months in. So I tested your posture mechanics out in the firing range in Apex and bro... changing from wrist aiming to whole arm aiming instantly made it so much easier to control my mouse. I cranked my chair up a bit, sat up straight, scooted forward so I wasnt hunching over like a gremlin, and kept my wrist still... Im legit mind blown at how much my aim improved within the first spray of the Flatline and R301. instant sub for that holyyy. thanks a lot man. GG
This was a great video. Great job! Very important points!
Bro you are a hero. I had the same issues all the time (chair included ) I prefer ed a normal chair for my back than a gaming one . I have hurts to my neck ,shoulders and my back too because of posture after years and years.
Man! You've done a greate job) Thanks a lot for your research and explanation)
Thank u man i have trouble with the aim down thing this will help alot
I was actually planning to make a video about this too but I just saw this. Good job on discussing about posture this is a MUST! ❤
if you got better details to talk about, make it. Just because a topic has been mentioned by someone else doesn't mean your perspective is useless.
Actual good tips. I play guitar, and the position of the body and arms and legs is everything. Actually, once you start looking at posture in a discipline, you kinda start to see the same pattern emerge in everything, how you sit while playing, while at work, how you sleep, how you drive, etc.. because it's that big of a factor to take into account. Now i'm far from perfect, it's super hard to break habits, or go out of your way to improve small things like posture, but it pays off, always.
Great video man!I guess it will help a lot of new players!
This was extremly helpful,thank you so much.
thanks so much, adding a pillow to raise my chair is so helpful and simple but i didnt think of it👍
Great video. I'm a forearm rester and my hand goes to sleep after a while of gaming. Gonna tweak the setup. Thank you.
Nice to see somebody take care of their posture. You are preventing future back problems and even surgery.
S tier video
Made my own table a while ago and have monitor arms, all that remains is an ergo chair
you described me perfectly, thank you so much for this video
you entertain all my problems in this single video. thx alot.
Thanks for this video, I loved it
man this is the exact video i needed tysm i couldnt find anything explaining this better also the fact that i have the same sweatpants is pretty scary but besides that you explained my situation better than i could and im so glad i found this vid
plain light grey champion sweatpants are rather common no?
@@WestProter XD i guess your right lol
Really appreciate the time and effort put into this. Very good and informative. Liked and Subd
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i have been waiting for a video like this. thank you!!!!! sent this to the homies
also if anyone else has videos as quality as this plz send
i have a habit of aiming with only my wrist, i used to have a edpi of 750, which i changed months ago. I’m using 320 but that’s makes my aiming really limited for sure. Nice video!
was good to see your film on my default YT screen. I clicked "watch" instantly!! Greetings!!
Man that desk flex when you put your hand on it had me worried :D. The examples in your video definitely helped alot more than most other videos though, good work!
Ya I gotta reinforce it
Awesome video, never really thought about this kinda stuff
Thanks man, its really help.
this is actually really sick, didnt know how high i should have my chair. thanks so much
So true with gaming chairs. Had to customise mine with pillows too.
One of the only useful videos about aiming to me. ❤
This was an issue I wanted covered, thanks.
Very well made video, I have been using these tips for a while and now im Global in CS
Very nice vid mate subbed
damn nice set up, looks comfy and prob gives a great range of motion
Actually the first person I’ve seen talk about this. Thank you
this honestly helped me so much thank you !
Glad it helped!
thank you so much for explainations!
Thank you for this, just started kb&m recently on an fps game and my back, shoulders and bottom of my wrists were hurting now they don’t as much as they did
Wow, thanks for making this video! a
About a year ago, now, I changed to a different desk and got a different gas shock, and man I had no clue that was going to absolutely kill my muscle memory that I had built up for years. Now it's just not fun because my aim is so much worse. But doing it the right way that keeps you in a good posture is key, so I'm going to give it ago. And wow, I never really realized how limited you were with a gaming chair like that.
Excellent video and important topic. There is no need to compromise your health when you can educate yourself with videos such as this and get benefits of the newly gained knowledge.
I love love love that you give alternatives for people who just can’t afford a real solution
Really helpful video Thanks!
5:57 finally someone said it! I've had this issue with 'gaming' chairs for years and never heard anyone else about it before and couldn't understand why everyone kept buying them.
Best desk chair I ever had was a low style (no headrest) ergonomic one with two independently moving back rests, left and right on these rubber kind of swivels. conformed to your back and always let you sit properly. it broke but I'd pay good money to find another one in the same style.
Really good video in my opinion, i already know these things, but it should be taught to every gamer
My desk ist ab it to high now I put a pillow on my chair and it got a lot more comfy. Thank you for all your tipps :)
thank u for this
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@@WestProter I couldn't find it lol
@@diegoalegandropatronigonza4095 6:24 Above the skirting
@@WestProter Banger vid btw I'll be sure to follow your channel from now on throughout my Kovaak's journey
Just started doing this already noticing improvement in my aim I feel more comfortable so far
Wtf dude this video is amazing, I really want to see more content from you like this
Coached an x pro for c9 and faze for val the other day, working on a mouse grip guide using ideas from that. Should be out june 7.
@@WestProter word! take my sub dude, and keep it coming!
Very useful video. Cheers
Great video!
this video has made me decide to remove the arm rests on my chair and use my desk instead, will try tomorrow
this is such a nerdy video… i love it
I have to say this is one of the best gaming tips.
Thank you very much !!!
Thank you!
Thank you really helpful
Never thought someone would talk about how physical position is important on FPS!
Really food bro ❤❤❤
I watched an ergonomic desk setup video before. A good height for your monitor is to make the very top of your monitor eye height. That way the highest you look up is straight ahead. and its easy to look down just a bit without moving your head too much.
Thank you, now my pain is all emotional : D