that shuttle chart exercise is used by pro boxer vasyl lomachenko and i must say, it really shows in his game. Its almost like he sees punches already before his opponents throw them, his peripheral vision is probably so good that he can catch the subtle initiating movement needed to throw a punch while still maintaining 100% focus.
It's quite obvious that an incredible amount of effort was put into this video. It's rare to see a (relatively) small youtuber putting this much work in, earned a sub from me, way underrated. God Bless!
@@ProsperAims so at 5:59 would you recommend using that technique/exercise in game by looking at the crosshairs and letting your peripheral vision alert you when there is a target or to know where to rotate around a map and etc because I play call of duty warzone and use no aim assist preferably lmk if not tho been trying to improve as a player overall.
As someone who has studied aim theory for some time, the "You wanna look at the target not your crosshair" it is entirely dependant on where they are. If they're too far away and you have to be percise it's better to look at the crosshair. In games where opponent is gonna be close you'd wanna focus on the target, so overall it just depends on where the enemy is.
Love this, feel like we’re at such an infantile state for esports and the understanding of body, diet etc... after studying and obtaining my DBC certification (training facility responsible for Lebron , Antonio Brown, etc) I’ve seen firsthand how these “abstract” workouts actually real HEAVY benefits.. seeing firsthand how to speed up CNS development there’s SO MUCH more to just playing the game and training aim... love this bro.. maybe make a video on optimizing the CNS “channels” , touch on diet, lifestyle , working out effects on gaming etc...
Started doing this training about a week and a half ago. My Schulte table went from around 45 seconds in my first few runs down to my new record of 15.53, and I average about 20, maybe 25 on a run where I just CANT FIND THAT ONE DAMN NUMBER. I've found something that really helps is focusing completely and totally on the middle number, and only solving it by using your peripheral. At the beginning, your eyes will natural start to wander every once in a while if you get frustrated, but the longer you do it, the less you need to move your eyes at all. I got 28 staring JUST at the middle number just now and felt really proud.
And don't be afraid to click based on instinct. A lot of the time, you are very close. For example, if you are looking for 11, you might end up clicking 21 without thinking about it because your peripheral vision recognized the 1.
Another thing, you want to keep your eyes as focused as possible. A lot of the time, your eyes will start unfocusing when you really concentrate to find something at the corner of your vision, but the overall goal is to be able to completely focus on the middle and still easily recognize targets in other spots. It's difficult but achievable. Won't just happen in one day.
I unconsciously did this back when I was a kid playing console cod. I had a crt tv that I would sit really close too and cause I was so close I had to rely on peripheral vision to see anything else. Also a needed skill when sniping as your always looking for the next target to get that quad feed. I’m definitely gonna try some of these tips and I remember doing the noted stuff when he released his siege aim video, gotta respect that man for all the experimental stuff he does just to increase performance.
dude, that actually means a lot coming from you. Made me really happy with this comment! Would love to collab on a video with you in the future if you were ever down.
THIS video was AMAZINGGGG. This was super helpful, and I can tell a lot of time and effort was put into this. Hope you get to where you want to be as fast as possible, you deserve it!
This is incredible, awesome video, I love to see like minded people, focused on improving themselves, definitely gonna add eye training to my aim training routine.
you are so fucking underrated, the quality of this channel and actual quality content without any bs is absolutely insane this channel should have a million subscribers
as RUclipsrs get more views and subs I feel like they change by not doing the amazing content that they used to and they become inconsistent in their work. So what I'm trying to say is no matter how many views or subs you have please just be you. you've taught a lot so far and I look forward to more knowledge from you Thank you
I've been thinking about stuff like this for a while now and seemed like no one was going to pick up on the syncing of science and technology with gaming until I found you. Out of the box thinking like this is going to be the standard for esports players of tomorrow. Your channel is going to explode. Good finds!
This, I need this: often times I struggle to see enemies that blend too much with the game environment, I do play on lower than full hd with shit graphic settings but still
Fantastic video, eyes in hand-eye are very underrated and this is by far the best video I've seen talking about the subject and steps for improvement. Your level of quality is fantastic, I even appreciate the fact that you maintain eye contact with the camera instead of looking away constantly to remember a script. That's something that a lot of people don't do, it's tiny little things like that which separate you. Keep up the grind man, I have full confidence in you.
Holy shit, nobody talks about this! One thing I'd like to say about the Schulte tables, official way of doing it is by staring at the center number and not moving your focus. This way you have to do everything from your sidevision and can't "cheat" by going over them 1 by 1. I used those to practice speedreading, so you don't have to go over every word as you can read the whole sentence using only 2 focuspoints. "Focus on the grid centre and find all the numbers (letters) with your peripheral vision, i.e. without moving your eyes." - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schulte_table
aah interesting I wish I mentioned that in the video! lol, all good though I will bring it up again in the future and talk about it, thank you for letting me know!
True, when I suck at a game I notice I'm focusing on my crosshair too much, like I don't have fps skill, like I don't believe in my capabilities, once I just start looking at anything that looks off, anything that isn't the map itself and just hit it on autopilot I become better so you should learn to hit stuff without being focused
I personally love video games but I’m not sure if I have the time for this till thanksgiving break but ima spread the word to a few of my friends who do
I found this video last night and went through the exercises today & had two immediate impacts. 1) The amount of information I was missing by opening up my peripheral field of view is crazy, thank you for this video!! 2) I feel like I'm getting an information overload, while in kovaaks I found myself seeing & focusing more on peripheral targets more than the target I was actually on although I was hitting the primary target just about every time (moving & non-moving). I'm not sure how I feel about this though. I'm about to play apex and see how it goes. I will incorporate this routine in my warmup and see how it goes moving forward.
@@om33r ngl I totally forgot to come back to this lol. Update: so I have the exercises booked marked and would do the green/pink circle one maybe twice a week at most but I do the shuttle charts a lot. It is lowkey addicting, I do it while I’m working and have down time during day. After about a month I found a kovakks playlist that has a little bit of everything so I don’t have to keep switching playlists to work on different things. From my experience the first month it felt like I got worse bc in almost every gunfight I would be focused on a target but then catch something moving in my peripheral and naturally want to react causing me lose focus for a sec and die. It took some time to adjust but after phase ended it was a matter of getting comfortable with wider flicks and target switching. I will say how much it helps depends on the person though, some of my friends didn’t find it useful bc they already had good peripheral focus so I wouldn’t be surprised if ppl find it as as a waste of time. All in all i feel like it helps and I’ve done some crazy flicks that I wasn’t able to do before working on it.
First video I've seen by you and I must say, I'm an Apex legends player and no one ever talks about eye training. I'm 34 years old so I know I need to be focusing on this more than aim since I've been a FPS Gamer for my whole life (GoldenEye was my first introduction and been FPS since). Your production of the video is super crispy and so clean and love the way you speak about all of this. Liked the video, subbed to the channel, and hit that Bell to ALL. Gotta stay up to date with your videos, so ill be on the lookout! Thanks for all you do brother.
came from reddit and binge watched your vids, i ve been in the mindset of improving for months now and your vids help me a lot to understand it better, than k you for this, im sure your help won't go unnoticed.
Always saw your stuff on twitter and finally found the time to watch. that stuff is great quality production wise and the content is good as well. very well done mate!
I've been doing an eye training guide the past week and already noticed improvement, you don't really notice while playing but things just come more naturally
After nearly 800 hours in csgo, I never really trained reaction time and recently, I always die because my vision always goes out of focus so this video really helps me! Thanks!
Holy fuck man, I had the principles for aiming without focusing on my crosshair, but now that I fully understand how to do it properly, SHHHHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSHHHHHH Thanks dude
HI I'm the world record holder in the most reading-intensive schulte tables. I also have decent aim and I'd be happy to answer anyone's questions about improving peripheral vision or aim (although i'd really recommend someone else for the latter.) I also plan to upload a schulte/reading/general improvement guide on my channel in the near future. btw youtube censors a lot of comments so if youd like you can join the discord in my bio and ask there instead
bruh you earned a sub from me. Just entered aimlab after doing 10 minutes of eye stretching tasks and peripheral vision training . I am able to switch targets smoothly than before. Also i noticed significant improvement in my reaction time.
Me : Havent even eye stretched before playing half a day did this for 3 years no changes in my eyes just keep the brightness down :) Others : gotta keep the routine to keep my eyes out of pain.
I didn't even think about balancing out peripheral and cross hair vision. I normally switch between focusing in and out mid fight but ima def try these out and see how it goes
This was really well made, but at 3:20 even if it was staged you can clearly see another factor to train with, left and right hand coordination (moving and aiming at the same time), this happened on other gameplay clips of yours, that one is just slowed down
Bro this it legit. You can literally feel your eyes starting work better well I can. Before my eyes were skipping when doing the left to right exercise now it’s more of smooth transition. You never really think about training your. You just have always used them just see not to see better.
nah we all dont deserve the best bucko but still I greatly apreciate the effort cuz I actually learned something and it gave me a different perspective on eye training and peripheral vision most of all... I was kinda ignorin that till now or just puttin in a little bit of it so I dont degenerate
I wouldn't say I practiced it purposely but I've noticed most of my flicks and aim training is done using peripheral vision, this helped me understand I should be training both ngl
I love ur content I’ve been tangling up super fast I’m valorant from watching and doing what ur videos say. A video idea would be making a list or something of ur favorite kovaaks maps. Thank you for the tips and I’m subscribe
This video was put together so well. I was struggling with flicks and eye coordination while gamin but after this I saw significant improvements, Thanks!
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:D , thanks to your advice! Added tons more edits this time. TY KARIYU!
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@@ProsperAims nice!!
this is extremely well made
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that shuttle chart exercise is used by pro boxer vasyl lomachenko and i must say, it really shows in his game. Its almost like he sees punches already before his opponents throw them, his peripheral vision is probably so good that he can catch the subtle initiating movement needed to throw a punch while still maintaining 100% focus.
:O that is actually super interesting, thank you for sharing that!
most entertaining boxer of all time
It's quite obvious that an incredible amount of effort was put into this video. It's rare to see a (relatively) small youtuber putting this much work in, earned a sub from me, way underrated. God Bless!
Thank you for noticing. Honestly didn't expect this much positive feedback on this video. I am glad I was able to help so many.
@@ProsperAims so at 5:59 would you recommend using that technique/exercise in game by looking at the crosshairs and letting your peripheral vision alert you when there is a target or to know where to rotate around a map and etc because I play call of duty warzone and use no aim assist preferably lmk if not tho been trying to improve as a player overall.
Also I been trying this method on call of duty warzone/multiplayer to have by back behind objects or cover to avoid being shot from behind.
RIP this channel
wtf I didn't see he only has 20k subs, his video felt like he had at least 100k
As someone who has studied aim theory for some time, the "You wanna look at the target not your crosshair" it is entirely dependant on where they are. If they're too far away and you have to be percise it's better to look at the crosshair. In games where opponent is gonna be close you'd wanna focus on the target, so overall it just depends on where the enemy is.
Noted always plays 2 inches from his screen. Idk how he still has eyes.
@sticker lmao
@@BhonarROH ive read that newer monitors/screens have no to little effects on eyes compared to older tv's when they first dropped.
@@Junya_CS With proper viewing distances, sure. But this is the case of staring into a flashlight from 2 inches away so it definitely is not healthy.
@@QckSGaming I'm sure it's not, there's moderation to everything.
That's because he is a different species
Love this, feel like we’re at such an infantile state for esports and the understanding of body, diet etc... after studying and obtaining my DBC certification (training facility responsible for Lebron , Antonio Brown, etc) I’ve seen firsthand how these “abstract” workouts actually real HEAVY benefits.. seeing firsthand how to speed up CNS development there’s SO MUCH more to just playing the game and training aim... love this bro.. maybe make a video on optimizing the CNS “channels” , touch on diet, lifestyle , working out effects on gaming etc...
yes sir, I have that planned in the future for sure! thank you for sharing and also appreciating my work
What’s a CNS channel?
@@passerby1553 central nervous system i think
Started doing this training about a week and a half ago. My Schulte table went from around 45 seconds in my first few runs down to my new record of 15.53, and I average about 20, maybe 25 on a run where I just CANT FIND THAT ONE DAMN NUMBER. I've found something that really helps is focusing completely and totally on the middle number, and only solving it by using your peripheral. At the beginning, your eyes will natural start to wander every once in a while if you get frustrated, but the longer you do it, the less you need to move your eyes at all. I got 28 staring JUST at the middle number just now and felt really proud.
And don't be afraid to click based on instinct. A lot of the time, you are very close. For example, if you are looking for 11, you might end up clicking 21 without thinking about it because your peripheral vision recognized the 1.
Also, I've found that after doing that for about 15 minutes or so, doing the last few runs normally is a big ego boost.
Another thing, you want to keep your eyes as focused as possible. A lot of the time, your eyes will start unfocusing when you really concentrate to find something at the corner of your vision, but the overall goal is to be able to completely focus on the middle and still easily recognize targets in other spots. It's difficult but achievable. Won't just happen in one day.
If this guy actually increases the video quality every video we gon be seeing movies soon
How did my comment get read by this guy with 7 likes?
This will make ur eyes sharingan.... literally the best
My homie is waking up to almost 2k subscribers, 150 comments and over 12k views. I couldn't be more proud of him.
YESSIR!
I unconsciously did this back when I was a kid playing console cod. I had a crt tv that I would sit really close too and cause I was so close I had to rely on peripheral vision to see anything else. Also a needed skill when sniping as your always looking for the next target to get that quad feed. I’m definitely gonna try some of these tips and I remember doing the noted stuff when he released his siege aim video, gotta respect that man for all the experimental stuff he does just to increase performance.
that's actually sick man keep it up proud of you
Watched this and binged all your videos, good shit man, love the content and info you provide
dude, that actually means a lot coming from you. Made me really happy with this comment! Would love to collab on a video with you in the future if you were ever down.
I did a similar thing in the past with CS:GO and for real... I'm still the same, than after the improvements. This really works
THIS video was AMAZINGGGG. This was super helpful, and I can tell a lot of time and effort was put into this. Hope you get to where you want to be as fast as possible, you deserve it!
Did this for one week, reached lmg in cs , even saw punches come to me in fights and dodged them ez lyfe.
This is incredible, awesome video, I love to see like minded people, focused on improving themselves, definitely gonna add eye training to my aim training routine.
I thought this is a 500.000 sub youtuber for 10 minutes because the quality of the video was so good
I was really surprised at how professional and in-depth this video was. This is now one of my favorite channels.
wtf is that gridshot training just casually in the background absolutely insane
Ur going places dawg. I’m calling it
This is something i have been banging on about for years. The lack of anyone ever talking about it is actually crazy. Glad you made this.
perfect timing as sinatraa recently had his eye damaged
hope he recovers quickly!
Why say lol not funny
@@mazir2 u right edited
Sadly prospers heart goes away but it's my bad
@@Plurmo ok sintraa is odin god like me
Confidince relaxed voice helps the people to continue in the video till the end , made a good job man ❤
Shukran Azizi :D
i've been distracted by my crosshair since god knows how long, but this video keeps my eye locked on my enemies. thank you!!
you are so fucking underrated, the quality of this channel and actual quality content without any bs is absolutely insane this channel should have a million subscribers
This actually improves my aim so much
as RUclipsrs get more views and subs I feel like they change by not doing the amazing content that they used to and they become inconsistent in their work.
So what I'm trying to say is no matter how many views or subs you have please just be you.
you've taught a lot so far and I look forward to more knowledge from you
Thank you
I got you, don't worry!
The 1st time youtube recommendations are good. +1 sub
I saw full video without getting bored....its helped me alot thankyou prosper😄
I've been thinking about stuff like this for a while now and seemed like no one was going to pick up on the syncing of science and technology with gaming until I found you. Out of the box thinking like this is going to be the standard for esports players of tomorrow. Your channel is going to explode. Good finds!
Another eye/ perception training that I have done is played kovaaks where the targets are almost the exact same shade as the walls.
Can confirm this helps me concentrate, good tip!
This, I need this: often times I struggle to see enemies that blend too much with the game environment, I do play on lower than full hd with shit graphic settings but still
Fantastic video, eyes in hand-eye are very underrated and this is by far the best video I've seen talking about the subject and steps for improvement. Your level of quality is fantastic, I even appreciate the fact that you maintain eye contact with the camera instead of looking away constantly to remember a script. That's something that a lot of people don't do, it's tiny little things like that which separate you. Keep up the grind man, I have full confidence in you.
You actually noticed that! Thank you for the praise,
very high quality video. Good job
thank you! 😄
Holy shit, nobody talks about this!
One thing I'd like to say about the Schulte tables, official way of doing it is by staring at the center number and not moving your focus. This way you have to do everything from your sidevision and can't "cheat" by going over them 1 by 1. I used those to practice speedreading, so you don't have to go over every word as you can read the whole sentence using only 2 focuspoints.
"Focus on the grid centre and find all the numbers (letters) with your peripheral vision, i.e. without moving your eyes." - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schulte_table
aah interesting I wish I mentioned that in the video! lol, all good though I will bring it up again in the future and talk about it, thank you for letting me know!
its actually more complicated than that, it depends heavily on the person, ask me on discord for more detail
@@Wtahc oh? Could you just share that here, I'm curious
@@Pipiezi its linked in the bio of my yt channel
True, when I suck at a game I notice I'm focusing on my crosshair too much, like I don't have fps skill, like I don't believe in my capabilities, once I just start looking at anything that looks off, anything that isn't the map itself and just hit it on autopilot I become better so you should learn to hit stuff without being focused
I mean you're supposed to focus on crosshair when peeking/checking corners so it's not too bad I guess
I personally love video games but I’m not sure if I have the time for this till thanksgiving break but ima spread the word to a few of my friends who do
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I found this video last night and went through the exercises today & had two immediate impacts. 1) The amount of information I was missing by opening up my peripheral field of view is crazy, thank you for this video!! 2) I feel like I'm getting an information overload, while in kovaaks I found myself seeing & focusing more on peripheral targets more than the target I was actually on although I was hitting the primary target just about every time (moving & non-moving). I'm not sure how I feel about this though. I'm about to play apex and see how it goes. I will incorporate this routine in my warmup and see how it goes moving forward.
Best video ever
Ay what's the results after 7 months of new routine?
@@om33r ngl I totally forgot to come back to this lol. Update: so I have the exercises booked marked and would do the green/pink circle one maybe twice a week at most but I do the shuttle charts a lot. It is lowkey addicting, I do it while I’m working and have down time during day. After about a month I found a kovakks playlist that has a little bit of everything so I don’t have to keep switching playlists to work on different things. From my experience the first month it felt like I got worse bc in almost every gunfight I would be focused on a target but then catch something moving in my peripheral and naturally want to react causing me lose focus for a sec and die. It took some time to adjust but after phase ended it was a matter of getting comfortable with wider flicks and target switching. I will say how much it helps depends on the person though, some of my friends didn’t find it useful bc they already had good peripheral focus so I wouldn’t be surprised if ppl find it as as a waste of time. All in all i feel like it helps and I’ve done some crazy flicks that I wasn’t able to do before working on it.
@@ROME_YT ty for the update!
First video I've seen by you and I must say, I'm an Apex legends player and no one ever talks about eye training. I'm 34 years old so I know I need to be focusing on this more than aim since I've been a FPS Gamer for my whole life (GoldenEye was my first introduction and been FPS since). Your production of the video is super crispy and so clean and love the way you speak about all of this. Liked the video, subbed to the channel, and hit that Bell to ALL. Gotta stay up to date with your videos, so ill be on the lookout! Thanks for all you do brother.
I started training myself to speed read and I've noticed that my scores in games improved. Now I think it's because my periferical vision is better.
came from reddit and binge watched your vids, i ve been in the mindset of improving for months now and your vids help me a lot to understand it better, than k you for this, im sure your help won't go unnoticed.
Thanks man hope you have a great day
Always saw your stuff on twitter and finally found the time to watch. that stuff is great quality production wise and the content is good as well. very well done mate!
This is a really good video. Before I saw your sub count I thought it would be at least 100k
Amazing video. Quality of this one was on point. Entertaining and informative at the same time. Keep it up!
I've been doing an eye training guide the past week and already noticed improvement, you don't really notice while playing but things just come more naturally
I was seriously so into the whole video, thanks for the tips!
After nearly 800 hours in csgo, I never really trained reaction time and recently, I always die because my vision always goes out of focus so this video really helps me! Thanks!
Same here. Thought I just had strained my eyes from playing too much. Did you find out how fix it?
Prosper u really deserve more subs, these vids are like free coaching. Honestly I support the hell outta this, thank you so much!
Ottr has an amazing video on aiming at it also tackles eye training
Finally found the best video for aim training
:D you're making me blush
Your channel and content deserves to be recognized more
I had to pick up my jaw cause the quality of these videos is astounding and caused me to drop it!
Holy fuck man, I had the principles for aiming without focusing on my crosshair, but now that I fully understand how to do it properly, SHHHHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSHHHHHH
Thanks dude
Yo this is sick. Never thought about this
Noted my boy got some tricks ya... He made me a from a gold to immortal 3 in a month
yessir! Noted been teaching us all!
How did u improve so fast??
Yt recommendations did a good job you got my sub
HI I'm the world record holder in the most reading-intensive schulte tables. I also have decent aim and I'd be happy to answer anyone's questions about improving peripheral vision or aim (although i'd really recommend someone else for the latter.) I also plan to upload a schulte/reading/general improvement guide on my channel in the near future.
btw youtube censors a lot of comments so if youd like you can join the discord in my bio and ask there instead
bruh you earned a sub from me. Just entered aimlab after doing 10 minutes of eye stretching tasks and peripheral vision training . I am able to switch targets smoothly than before. Also i noticed significant improvement in my reaction time.
You are severely underrated my friend
.. note that
thank you, everyone starts somewhere and this community I got rn is top tier can't wait see what is made in a few months time!
This man is underrated for real
Me : Havent even eye stretched before playing half a day did this for 3 years no changes in my eyes just keep the brightness down :)
Others : gotta keep the routine to keep my eyes out of pain.
same, I always have brightness lowered or night light on
I didn't even think about balancing out peripheral and cross hair vision. I normally switch between focusing in and out mid fight but ima def try these out and see how it goes
This was really well made, but at 3:20 even if it was staged you can clearly see another factor to train with, left and right hand coordination (moving and aiming at the same time), this happened on other gameplay clips of yours, that one is just slowed down
You should makes a video on wrist exercises... This and shaky wrists are the biggest obstacles in my way.
Haven't watched yet but I'm sure it's a banger
Edit: I was right
Ur pfp is so funny stretched reyna
this was really well done and answered the question about where to focus really well! good Job!
Why does this video don't have 1mio views? Greetings from Germany
Now ik why my eyes go out of focus so much thx for video
You know how to delivery information great video
Bro this it legit. You can literally feel your eyes starting work better well I can. Before my eyes were skipping when doing the left to right exercise now it’s more of smooth transition. You never really think about training your. You just have always used them just see not to see better.
WHERE HAS THIS VIDEO BEEN MY WHOLE LIFE?!
the sound track is good. the way you do it really hits me
I maybe kinda late but this is a blessing!
nah we all dont deserve the best bucko but still I greatly apreciate the effort cuz I actually learned something and it gave me a different perspective on eye training and peripheral vision most of all... I was kinda ignorin that till now or just puttin in a little bit of it so I dont degenerate
I go to this yt vid to practice this every day, tbh this helped a lot with my tracking, it went from 60% to 65%-70%
I wouldn't say I practiced it purposely but I've noticed most of my flicks and aim training is done using peripheral vision, this helped me understand I should be training both ngl
Noted is so inspirational frfr
I love these videos to get better by science.
So the deal is that you look at the crosshair but "feel" the surroundings?
6 am in the morning learning new stuff noice 👌🏻👀:)
i had a much greater peripheral vision when I was younger, hope these exercises can help me get it back again a little
Underrated af big up my man🙌
ty ty
Keep on creating this type of content men.
This video was interesting and surprisingly educational, very good video 👍. Keep it up
noted is my biggest inspiration for aim and man, that guy is good
holy shit i learnt so much from this tysm man
Fire video Bro. I'm hooked and will be back for every upload.
ty slym! Always appreciate you!
I love ur content I’ve been tangling up super fast I’m valorant from watching and doing what ur videos say. A video idea would be making a list or something of ur favorite kovaaks maps. Thank you for the tips and I’m subscribe
When you said 8:51 to 9:00 i found my hand and eye subbing and liking the video ;) ,Thank you prosper.
2:08 i found was better if you move your eyes a very subtle amount so that the crosshair is fully visible while also breaking the illusion
This video was put together so well. I was struggling with flicks and eye coordination while gamin but after this I saw significant improvements, Thanks!
Wow this was really interesting and I didn’t know noted did these exercises, no wonder his flicks are crazy
I train my eyes all day at work, I use my peripheral vision watching aim training videos whilst doing other tasks 😄
YOOO THAT GREEN BALL ONE IS SO CRAZY HOLY FRICK
You should do a aim routine one bro.
Well perfect vid to watch while training my eyes
this was the missing link that i was looking for to get to the next level.thanks stay safe!