CONGRATS ON THE 1K SUBS!!! You deserve way way more. Great video! It's always nice to see how the best aimers approach different aiming techniques! Thanks for the tips and explanations of your thoughts!
My improvement has been ~static~ in these scenarios for a while. I watched this vid and improved one of my voltaic benchmarks by 3 kills. Closing in on jade. Thanks for your insight Matty!
Thanks Matty, this video made me realize why I am good at micro flicks but not larger flicks. It's because I'm not actually flicking because I'm too scared to land too far off the target.
I have the opposite problem where my micro flicks take too long when I’m trying to be precise and my hand tenses up. Do you have any tips on how to practice micro flick?
I am still debating, but I have came into some conclusions. 1). Your neurons which helps you do the muscle memory things require your do it identical movements to build mylein sheaths over the neural pathways. Search it up, I'm not yapping guys. This means the slow, but accurate movements that you want are needed to make that neruonal strength. 2). If you never try, you will never be able to train it. Meaning, flicking like you tell in the video is extremely needed in the training sessions in order to actually have your brain practice it. If you never do those flicking, how are you even practicing? And if you're not practicing the exact thing that you want to perform, will you ever improve? So yes that method is important to practice. The dynamic speed is needed. But I can still argue that slower, smooth movements has its place in making things more solid, accurate. Beginners should practice more of slow-precise movements and then go to the flicking method. People are in better position, so practice both. When you are in "mastered" position, practice the flicking thing more than the precise-sloe technique. This is the conclusion I've reached.
How do I start actually flicking vs. what I was doing in the past? I am having the 1st issue and I am not sure how to get over it, especially in clicking scens on the VT benchmark. I can do the reflex scenarios while flicking but when it comes to 1wXt scenarios, it screws me.
What colour is your crosshair changing to and for how long? GREAT video explains so much, made me remember the fundamentals that i had forgotten after so long.
if play on a "faster" sense and i don't quite know if i am actually flicking. it just doesn't feel like a flick ingame at all. you know the window wiper motion over at least half of the pad. if i use that sens in training the scenarios becomes rather tiring. i wonder what a healthy cm/360 is to run the static benchmarks. i am currently jade in vt benchmarks and i definitely hit a plateau trying to go over a certain amount of dots(right around 130-140 seems to be my max).
I'm currently plat in voltaic but i fell like i don't improve in static clicking, even if i do older clicking scenarios that i used to do 1 or 2 years ago (i allways trained for 1~ month and dropped for like 7 or 8 months) the scores are the same. It's demotivating since i'm spending hours on something where i have few if no improvement, i'm trying this metod and i have to say that i fell more control but still not big improvements
idk if you’re still aim training but what helped me go from plat to masters in a month was really practicing with intent and fully challenging myself. You cant just play the scenario the same way every time and expect results, you need to realize what you’re doing wrong so you can improve it. That be flicking, by practicing speed or playing wide wall scenarios. Or if its micro adjustments, try to play smaller scenarios that force you to get good at micro adjustments.
Anyone else struggling with Multiclick 120 intermediate? I can't get above platinum on that scenario for the life of me and I was diamond complete S3 and have diamond in all other S4 benchmark scenarios.
the amount of times I revisit this video is insane
Amazing review man, I've been struggling with static dots for a while now. This videos is definitely eye-opening, thanks for the tips.
CONGRATS ON THE 1K SUBS!!! You deserve way way more.
Great video! It's always nice to see how the best aimers approach different aiming techniques! Thanks for the tips and explanations of your thoughts!
My improvement has been ~static~ in these scenarios for a while. I watched this vid and improved one of my voltaic benchmarks by 3 kills. Closing in on jade. Thanks for your insight Matty!
Thanks Matty, this video made me realize why I am good at micro flicks but not larger flicks. It's because I'm not actually flicking because I'm too scared to land too far off the target.
I have the opposite problem where my micro flicks take too long when I’m trying to be precise and my hand tenses up. Do you have any tips on how to practice micro flick?
I am still debating, but I have came into some conclusions.
1). Your neurons which helps you do the muscle memory things require your do it identical movements to build mylein sheaths over the neural pathways. Search it up, I'm not yapping guys. This means the slow, but accurate movements that you want are needed to make that neruonal strength.
2). If you never try, you will never be able to train it. Meaning, flicking like you tell in the video is extremely needed in the training sessions in order to actually have your brain practice it. If you never do those flicking, how are you even practicing? And if you're not practicing the exact thing that you want to perform, will you ever improve?
So yes that method is important to practice. The dynamic speed is needed.
But I can still argue that slower, smooth movements has its place in making things more solid, accurate.
Beginners should practice more of slow-precise movements and then go to the flicking method.
People are in better position, so practice both.
When you are in "mastered" position, practice the flicking thing more than the precise-sloe technique.
This is the conclusion I've reached.
holyyy shit let'ss go !! I was waiting this for so long thank you so much ! Very helpful video btw
Subscribed bc great advice and The Midnight instrumental in the background
Very helpful video bro...keep going 👏🖤
thanks Matty Aiming
Thanks for this video!
This was really informative could you do one of these but for pasu?
Soon(TM)
@@mattyow777 can’t wait for it :) pasu is weird!!
@@mattyow777 tbh I really don't think any of this is needed people need to just get good
Great info. Need to put this into practice
Thank you, this helps me a lot!
Amazing. Music in the background?
yaaa. what is the music in the background matty!!!!!!!
lol broke my reflex and multiclick scores first try after watching this. thx
Thank You Mr.OW
great video really helped me understand
What about noobs like me who don't even have the speed necessary to flick correctly? Which scenarios should I play to make my flicks faster?
How do I start actually flicking vs. what I was doing in the past? I am having the 1st issue and I am not sure how to get over it, especially in clicking scens on the VT benchmark. I can do the reflex scenarios while flicking but when it comes to 1wXt scenarios, it screws me.
What colour is your crosshair changing to and for how long? GREAT video explains so much, made me remember the fundamentals that i had forgotten after so long.
Also, i FUCKING LOVE how you explained the static speed with the deagle it was so spot on !!
Green and for like a milisecond per hit
good info 💪
Good vid
if play on a "faster" sense and i don't quite know if i am actually flicking. it just doesn't feel like a flick ingame at all. you know the window wiper motion over at least half of the pad. if i use that sens in training the scenarios becomes rather tiring. i wonder what a healthy cm/360 is to run the static benchmarks. i am currently jade in vt benchmarks and i definitely hit a plateau trying to go over a certain amount of dots(right around 130-140 seems to be my max).
I love you
Thank you. Now I know why exactly I s*ck at static
THX
If you can't consistently flick to a still target you can't flick to a moving one that's the point.
FOV for static?
I'm currently plat in voltaic but i fell like i don't improve in static clicking, even if i do older clicking scenarios that i used to do 1 or 2 years ago (i allways trained for 1~ month and dropped for like 7 or 8 months) the scores are the same.
It's demotivating since i'm spending hours on something where i have few if no improvement, i'm trying this metod and i have to say that i fell more control but still not big improvements
keep going for 2-3months and going out of your comfort zone, you will improve.
idk if you’re still aim training but what helped me go from plat to masters in a month was really practicing with intent and fully challenging myself. You cant just play the scenario the same way every time and expect results, you need to realize what you’re doing wrong so you can improve it. That be flicking, by practicing speed or playing wide wall scenarios. Or if its micro adjustments, try to play smaller scenarios that force you to get good at micro adjustments.
@@nnekoa You're a genius. Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Scenario LINETRACE ,CAN IT HELP TO LEARN PROPER Straight LINE BETWEEN DOT?
Clean lines are far more critical to the technique than simply "straight" lines. Also, don't play old Aimlab official tasks.
@@mattyow777im currently struggling with improving my microadjustment speed how do i help it?
when I try to flick to small targets I end up having to make big microadjustments, is that okay?
That's the secret sauce
Your first flick accuracy will improve immensely with that, + you're training your micro adjustment as well
Thanks a lot!
ANYONE HAVE a good sharecode for improving in static dots/flicking?
Anyone else struggling with Multiclick 120 intermediate? I can't get above platinum on that scenario for the life of me and I was diamond complete S3 and have diamond in all other S4 benchmark scenarios.
Yes they made it harder