I've been using your aimtrainer and it's such a big revelation, i read the entire documents and realised so many flaws in my own gameplay. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Big love from portugal
guys, don't spend too much time on your aim training, develop as soon as possible your method of aim training, and run to improve your decisions, because that's what counts the most. Don't make the same mistake i did. Great video!
So impressive this was not an ad but an honest talk. Once some gameplay videos are out, we can dream some CS analyzers might make a comparison vid. Affirmation is good for the soul.
This is so fascinating, near the major qualifiers Apeks but specifically yourself had a massive uptick in performance and now potentially finding the reason why is so interesting
You have a really great approach to learning and improvement and to have the humility and dedication for this kind of project after so many years at the top is really inspiring. Would love to see more of this kind of content!
Im a few weeks late, but as well with the creating a scenario for the other being part of a way to force you to think, I think its majorly intended so in the future you''ll understand how to spot weaknesses and make routines for yourself, based on the gameplay you observe, being able to spot these weaknesses
What "aspects" in general do you look out for when reviewing other pros aim? Could you maybe go into more detail in a new video or a reply if possible? Sick video as always, ty!
That used to be the old yprac map. I think it was popular in CS:GO, but I am not sure if it got ported into CS2 workshops. If someone has it, feel free to send a link here :)
If you are not a pro, maybe you should spend your money on different things in life.... skins :D. Martin, I have question. Some coaches recommend that warmup should take 5 to 10 minutes max, everything longer is practise session and should not be taken before matches. And some recommend 40ish minutes. What is the advice of your coach on this? And second, some coaches recommend changing your mouse sens on different aim scenarios in aim labs. It sounds wrong to me, cos you are not gonna change your sens in game and you want to be used to your sens and stick to it. What does your coach said about these things? Thanks
Martin has said himself in the past that warmup should take 30 minutes, and it should be whatever you want. KZ, Aim Botz, retakes, duels, nades, surf whatever. I think he said it in a nartouthere (or nadeking) video where he asked pro players for their aim routine.
Чувак ты молодец! Смотрю тебя из России, извини, что пишу на своем языке, можешь рассказать что-то про коврики для мыши от Aqua, PRO аимеры пользуются коврами от данной фирмы?
@@ClarksonNo1 that makes no sense to me, sure i’m no official aim coach but surely you’d want to mimic the look and feel of the game you’re training for as much as possible
@@medicsoff Because aim training doesnt have to replicate exactly, its just about learning mouse control. And the distortion of the targets/movement is counter inutative.
maybe it's just me but i initially read the title as $600, not $1600. might help for visibility if you change it to $1.6k or even say "almost $2k" or "TWO THOUSAND" or something like that
@@STYKO poking fun that AI is taking over everything and everyones jobs😄. That training you did sounds really cool. But on the same note, Esports teams with money to splash should invest into AI to improve their training and coaching. But maybe the current analytical tools available is good enough to study opponents and personal habits etc? Or using AI to create bots mimic past matches that you play against to excercise against. If there was a team that like 13 0 you in a map. Use a tool to recreate that match to practise against. Or use an AI to create a virtual vitality team each bot mimicking the skills etc of each player with real vitality tactics to play against for practice. Regarding team building and synergy , do you think it will help to go on a team building excercise where you play airsoft against real police or special forces as an example in n 5v5 in a terrain that gets modified into one of the cs2 active maps?
Literally said in the video that this video is not sponsored by anyone and said that if you are not a pro player, spending this amount of money on Aim Coaching is probably not going to be smart use of it. Disclaimers in the video serve the purpose, shockingly.
Ou shit i thought ur smarter than this. Aim in cs is about confidence, crosshair placement.. movement.. u have good deagle hand that tells ur aim is on point.. go upgrade ur movement instead. Guys like zywoo and donk they just know where the head is gonna be and how to take the fight.. they dont do this kinda mega bullshit brain rewiring :d just grind cs with correct mindset. Overthinking ur aim make u worse if u already got it.
love the honesty. love the content. love that you have no ego even being a pro for 8 years and always trying to improve
That’s seriously one of your biggest skills Styko!
But he is a very very bad pro. He lacks a lot of skills
Lol @@BaHo-yp8ol
I hope that your and EliGe's experience with amped gets more people to try aim training as an avenue for improvement at cs
You are killing it ! Keep uploading boss I'm learning so much.
Nice, STYKO has been cooking! Good video mate! Love that you're so transparent about your journey as a CS pro ❤
Appreciate it! More is coming 😊
@STYKO Great to hear! I will be waiting patiently!
I've been using your aimtrainer and it's such a big revelation, i read the entire documents and realised so many flaws in my own gameplay. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Big love from portugal
Glad I could help! 🤩
great video Styko, +1000 points for linking the docs in the description since they can be very helpful for many people
minigod is a beast
guys, don't spend too much time on your aim training, develop as soon as possible your method of aim training, and run to improve your decisions, because that's what counts the most. Don't make the same mistake i did.
Great video!
I knew something changed when I watched you play for Apeks at the Major, glad to see the work you put in bear results
The amount of humbleness you have i really believe you should succeed.
Love your humbleness and now want you to be a champion
Yesss, Love the amped coaches, minigod is amazing
surely, you will become a great coach one day!
Thank you 🫶🏼
So impressive this was not an ad but an honest talk. Once some gameplay videos are out, we can dream some CS analyzers might make a comparison vid. Affirmation is good for the soul.
This is so fascinating, near the major qualifiers Apeks but specifically yourself had a massive uptick in performance and now potentially finding the reason why is so interesting
Monte Gang! Hope you will become an absolute beast!)
we love you styko keep going
🤩🫶🏼
love to see pro's giving a chance to aim trainer mains like mini
You have a really great approach to learning and improvement and to have the humility and dedication for this kind of project after so many years at the top is really inspiring. Would love to see more of this kind of content!
With your new knowledge, would love to see your analysis of Donk's aim.
realy good video, minigod knows what he is doing
i love seeing more and more cs players get into aim trainers
Im a few weeks late, but as well with the creating a scenario for the other being part of a way to force you to think, I think its majorly intended so in the future you''ll understand how to spot weaknesses and make routines for yourself, based on the gameplay you observe, being able to spot these weaknesses
Thank you STYKO!! You are the best!!!!😀
great insight into aim training !!
styko should've just done the voltaic aim training thing
Pra quem é br eu fiz um vídeo explicando cada tópico de mira e como treina-los de maneira que esse treino se traduza pra dentro do cs! 👍
niiice styko, keep uploading fam!
love this type of content. I'll try to beat you in your playlist if i find it 😂
What "aspects" in general do you look out for when reviewing other pros aim? Could you maybe go into more detail in a new video or a reply if possible? Sick video as always, ty!
great video
love voltaic but sadly they dont coach anymore and now theres only amped limited to pros that have too much money
What's the name of that workshop map that looks like those old yprac aim maps of csgo?
Nice video Styko! Now that you've done some aim analysis which teammate would you say had the best aim that you played with past or present?
the disclaimer kinda nice but not needed they wont coach you the amped routine if you are not a pro player
How many premiere composer transitions should I use? All of them!!!
Nice vid (as always)!
What's the workshop map at 1:50?
That used to be the old yprac map. I think it was popular in CS:GO, but I am not sure if it got ported into CS2 workshops. If someone has it, feel free to send a link here :)
If you are not a pro, maybe you should spend your money on different things in life.... skins :D. Martin, I have question. Some coaches recommend that warmup should take 5 to 10 minutes max, everything longer is practise session and should not be taken before matches. And some recommend 40ish minutes. What is the advice of your coach on this? And second, some coaches recommend changing your mouse sens on different aim scenarios in aim labs. It sounds wrong to me, cos you are not gonna change your sens in game and you want to be used to your sens and stick to it. What does your coach said about these things? Thanks
Martin has said himself in the past that warmup should take 30 minutes, and it should be whatever you want.
KZ, Aim Botz, retakes, duels, nades, surf whatever.
I think he said it in a nartouthere (or nadeking) video where he asked pro players for their aim routine.
sick video bro
Чувак ты молодец! Смотрю тебя из России, извини, что пишу на своем языке, можешь рассказать что-то про коврики для мыши от Aqua, PRO аимеры пользуются коврами от данной фирмы?
Styko, if I play 4:3 on CS, should I train on aimlabs with 4:3 too?
yes
Minigod says no.
From an interview he did with DDK, its better just to run aimlabs in normal even if you play CS in 4:3 .
@@ClarksonNo1 that makes no sense to me, sure i’m no official aim coach but surely you’d want to mimic the look and feel of the game you’re training for as much as possible
@@medicsoff Because aim training doesnt have to replicate exactly, its just about learning mouse control.
And the distortion of the targets/movement is counter inutative.
1600$ jesus over 1.5x my monthly salary :D
What do you work with
maybe it's just me but i initially read the title as $600, not $1600. might help for visibility if you change it to $1.6k or even say "almost $2k" or "TWO THOUSAND" or something like that
styko is a real man, he doesn't clickbait
The price is way too much
Its the same as gym coaching
Imagine your coach is someone using an AI to coach you.😆
And charges you 1600usd
It didn’t sound as an AI when I had weekly sessions with him, live on a call 😐 What are you referring to?
@@STYKO poking fun that AI is taking over everything and everyones jobs😄. That training you did sounds really cool.
But on the same note, Esports teams with money to splash should invest into AI to improve their training and coaching. But maybe the current analytical tools available is good enough to study opponents and personal habits etc?
Or using AI to create bots mimic past matches that you play against to excercise against. If there was a team that like 13 0 you in a map. Use a tool to recreate that match to practise against. Or use an AI to create a virtual vitality team each bot mimicking the skills etc of each player with real vitality tactics to play against for practice.
Regarding team building and synergy , do you think it will help to go on a team building excercise where you play airsoft against real police or special forces as an example in n 5v5 in a terrain that gets modified into one of the cs2 active maps?
scammed
100% sure u didn`t pay 1600$ for this. Nice commercial
Literally said in the video that this video is not sponsored by anyone and said that if you are not a pro player, spending this amount of money on Aim Coaching is probably not going to be smart use of it. Disclaimers in the video serve the purpose, shockingly.
Ou shit i thought ur smarter than this. Aim in cs is about confidence, crosshair placement.. movement.. u have good deagle hand that tells ur aim is on point.. go upgrade ur movement instead. Guys like zywoo and donk they just know where the head is gonna be and how to take the fight.. they dont do this kinda mega bullshit brain rewiring :d just grind cs with correct mindset. Overthinking ur aim make u worse if u already got it.
bro just retire man
why would you need coach for something as easy as moving your mouse XD
LOL YOURE RIGHT LOL SO TRUE
If it’s so easy then you become pro.
Why would goalkeepers have special goalkeeper trainers for a simple task such as catching the ball?
Tell me you're silver without telling me your're silver