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The next step for improving exponentially would be having a Winning and Growth mindset. Most of us suffer from Anxiety during clutch moments and when playing against a high skill player in general. But a Winning mindset can overcome Anxiety. And noticing what you have done wrong at the moment, areas where you're weak and working towards them, playing every moment consciously, in short having a growth mindset can improve your skill level far more than buying expensive peripherals.
I honestly think physical health is extremely underrated by most people. For one, being in shape and generally strong means you can game longer without injury. Having more muscle tissue and stronger tendons from doing things that are more physically demanding than gaming means that gaming is a lower percentage of your maximal effort and the closer you are to maximal effort, the more likely it is you might get injured, especially for high reps which is what gaming is imo. And while I agree with the idea that long grinding sessions are not all that useful for getting better, nothing stymies progress faster than an RSI or other injury. There's also a myriad of other benefits. There's evidence that a more physically active person has a faster and more reactive neural network. Having a stronger arm can mean you can literally move it faster and with greater precision. Physical activity helps vision, a lower resting heart rate is good for focus, higher levels of physical activity are associated with more restful sleep etc etc etc Other smaller things like being in shape allows for better ergonomics while aiming since you don't have things like a big ol belly getting in the way of sitting close enough to the edge of your desk. On top of all of that, physical fitness is directly correlated with mental fitness. Focus, learning, acuity, recall. So many things show a boost when you're physically fit. Strenuous physical exercise can increase the level of stress, both mental and physical, that you feel comfortable with. And most of that is just exercise! Diet effects nearly all of those things as well, sometimes to a greater extent. Not being physically healthy and fit is leaving so much on the table when it comes to performance in gaming.
Ergonomics has nothing to do with muscles being trained or not. You do it right by the huge adjustments or do it wrong and foolishly attempt to compensate with other things.
@@Shallo if there was any truth about physical fitness being a big thing then considering the large amount of players it would be reflective of that but it isn't, the rankings don't show that all the physically fittest players are at the top, but what is actually reflective is hours played and the kind of fitness level this guy is talking about to get a marked difference in attributes would mean a player would have far less hours on their butt in a chair.
I somewhat agree with you but have you ever wondered about the greater potential an unhealthy player can still achieve? For example, obese and inactive professionals are probably talented and forcefully grinded their way to the top, but could likely still perform better if they were healthy. For the minority of healthy professionals, being fit could have been a massive difference for them (and we wouldn't know). As for the physically fit players not on the top, they probably still play better than if they were unhealthy, and most likely aren't as talented or spent as much time grinding. Maybe it doesn't seem like a big thing because like you said, the rankings sure make it look like that, but for all we know with the examples I gave we wouldn't be sure if that's true. I think it's safe to assume it's most likely not true as being fit and healthy will literally ensure your body functions/performs at its best for hundreds if not thousands of activities. A lot of professional gamers are lazy and don't realize their greater potential by making sure their life outside the video game is taken care of. With that being said, it's still possible that fitness and health can help beyond the noticeable difference for a starter player.@@Stu81
Im someone like you, someone who is obsecced with the aiming theory and i've tried everything that will have direct or indirect affect on aim...you can name it, (top world mouses gpro superlight wireless, top mouse pads (Artisan), excellent gaming chair, good posture, arm aim/wrist aim, practise, good hardware, sleep, even bending computer table towards ur body..........etc. But i kinda figured what could mostly affect your aim, its not ur mouse, not ur pad, not ur gaming chair, not ur posture and not all of what is said above...its for me at least is how u grip the mouse and how well and efficiently can repeat that grip consistently cuz just tiny slight change to ur grip can result in huge decrease in your mouse control and accuracy.
I mostly play on wood and an old mouse and after i saw this i know know why my aiming was very shaky due to friction and today i got a new mouse and a small mouse pad (im poor ok) and basically i saw changes my aiming is smoother my precision shot is very precise and its amazing to see results and i gotta say thank you for this video and now i can finally hit headshots very easy You have my respect
Why did I give up on pursuing a journey to become a skilled aimer? It's because I have a illness known as aging XD. I'm already 37 years old, and my illness is deteriorating every day. Therefore, I made the decision to transition from playing games and focusing on aim training to creating games instead. With my game, young gamers can train themselves and enhance their abilities with a sense of joy in same time.. :) Ps. i'm at the beginning of the process but it's better then doing nothing.
I'm 38 and have only been aim training properly for about 2 years and I think age is mostly an excuse as the reaction time doesn't decrease enough with age to really counter the massive improvements you get from training. Of course, if your goal is to be the top 10 in the world, I agree that age is a limiting factor but otherwise you can definitely get elite aim well into your 40s...
@@Fredwreck04 you are absolutely right my friend. As you do also I am still trying improve myself these days with new apex training mode. But also I am pursue to dream about making my game same time
I have an illness too, its called skill regression & sudden skill loss, i practice only aiming over an hour every single day. the reason you don’t understand this is because it only happens to me. Ive searched every search engine, no relevant or accurate information was found. So i spam questions related to my illness across sites like yt, reddit, quora, etc. all ignored everytime, implying to me that no one knows which leads to the conclusion its only something that happens to me. This is also the reason as to why i hate people who are better than me, only way i can get rid of that hatred is if i dont lose my skills anytime i get good at something
I would argue target focus is so vastly more important than any of these other factors, even sens. While maximally focused my aim on 5 cm/360 is going to be better than unfocused at 35 cm/360.
another banger. Im a fairly new viewer but as soon as I see a new Struth video I get into the"aim training" mode. I jump in the firing range and focus up. thanks man.
There is also personal preference, I for example play APEX on 1K dpi with 2.0 ingame sens, while my people play 800 dpi 1.2-1.8 sens, altho it's "slower" they move faster, I increase because I need to be able to flick and turn quick. If it's slower, I can't do it. But also, there is the whole "time" thing, I for one haven't been on a PC since 2008, while some players have been playing on PC their entire life. Everyone is different, we all have to play in order to preform better, it comes with time
1k and 2.0 is insane tho, You should def work to lower it to something more optimal, ideally you should be able to play with any sens but that takes time
@@kiiturii I can tell you, after leaving APEX for about 2 months, I started on a lower sens, only because I got used to using a smaller mouse pad and lifting that damn mouse for quick turns lol, but still my sens is 1.7 with lowered ADS and 1k dpi
I wish my hour+ of only aim practice would do something, except all i get is skill regression, sudden skill loss & insanely inconsistent aim. A strikepack will soon give me the aim i should have gotten from practice
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS so what like 300 hours of aim training? That's still nothing compared to what good aimers spend. You are completely weak willed if you resort to cheating from a few setbacks that everyone goes through. Actually embarrasing.
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS you just don't know how to use aim trainers properly. Aimer 7 literally started his aim guide that's like 10 pages by saying most people are idiots, and that implies to you.
the aiming skill cap is literally aim to lookalike. the best possible way to aim is having the perfect constant tracking, instant and accurate flicks and d’ajustements.
I know I could probably improve a lot if I used a much lighter mouse than a 12button mouse, but on occasion i like to play other types of games like mmorpgs and every 10 years 3 games of league where the buttons really give you an advantage over other players. Even in the movement shooters like apex or COD the button on the 12 button mouse can make you appear to play like you are on controller since you can do a lot of crouching , sliding, throwing lethals with one hand, while still aiming and moving, and it also frees up Left shift to do something else in those games as well. So I'm still waiting for Razer or corsair to figure out how to make a lighter version of those kinds of mice. I like the size of it as I mentioned in another video because at least with the naga it supplies you a place to rest your ring finger where you can adjust tension on the mouse especially if you are using the numpad. I think as multiplayer and BRs get more complex you are going to see people shifting from the common, lighter , mouse with maybe 3 or 4 buttons on the side to something with 7 to 12 buttons.
I am actually relearning mkb as I have been on controller for the past ~10 years. I have been testing many different mice and have found it to NOT be a 1 size fits all. This is especially true for me with weight. While gaming mice have jumped on the trend of "lighter is better" I have not found that to be the case for me. I settled on the G703 due to it's comfort and the weight not feeling heavy but also not obnoxiously light. It is important to factor in difference in anatomy and also physical fitness/strength. What a 60-70g mouse might feel like to others might be what a 90g mouse feels like to me. My point is, everyone is different and overall feel is subjective.
arm placement / mouse pad combo > mouse shape > dpi choice ( if player is going to use raw accel) > in game sense and understanding the playstyle which it would bring after all these try not to mess up yourself like me with focusing on a wrong training, I literally lost the good aim I had, not pro but had a good aim now its messed up after my journey with a diffrent strafe aiming style I tried =)
i was using aimlab for a week and already jumped from ruby 4 to emerald 3 just by using subliminal messages or binaural beats, still i'm reach my limit. the problem is mainly external, i made the mistake to change my mouse quickly to replace my old one but never had the idea about mouse grips before. i have a stupid cougar 99 700M esport that is almost bigger than my hand with 112g lmao. you can't aim very good which such mouse where you're not able to grip correctly on it. should i def switch to logitech pro superlight ?
Try to find out what grip style you use, and use rocket jump ninja's optimized mouse selector to choose and conpare the best mice for your hand size. Dont forget to use eloshapes to compare shapes and dimensions to choose what you think would be best for you.
Controllers are terrible anyway, if your still whining about dying to aim assist its a you problem. Only skill mnk players seem to have nowadays is the ability to whine about aim assist for every minute of the day
hi a question, I'm currently using raw accel for mouse rotation that almost feel perfect do you still use it, I dont see many players using this program and lastly my aim is horrible when I try to swich it off. I'm using a razer viper mini and acqua control 2, im waiting for tiger ice skates bc the stock ones feels terrible
I was using raw accell -20 rotation but recently i quitting to playing apex or any games. But i can say, it worked for me very well for my last 3 month before quitting
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The next step for improving exponentially would be having a Winning and Growth mindset. Most of us suffer from Anxiety during clutch moments and when playing against a high skill player in general. But a Winning mindset can overcome Anxiety. And noticing what you have done wrong at the moment, areas where you're weak and working towards them, playing every moment consciously, in short having a growth mindset can improve your skill level far more than buying expensive peripherals.
So true lol it happens to me when i see an enemy with a good skin in game even tho he aint that good and make my play just way worse lol
I honestly think physical health is extremely underrated by most people. For one, being in shape and generally strong means you can game longer without injury. Having more muscle tissue and stronger tendons from doing things that are more physically demanding than gaming means that gaming is a lower percentage of your maximal effort and the closer you are to maximal effort, the more likely it is you might get injured, especially for high reps which is what gaming is imo. And while I agree with the idea that long grinding sessions are not all that useful for getting better, nothing stymies progress faster than an RSI or other injury.
There's also a myriad of other benefits. There's evidence that a more physically active person has a faster and more reactive neural network. Having a stronger arm can mean you can literally move it faster and with greater precision. Physical activity helps vision, a lower resting heart rate is good for focus, higher levels of physical activity are associated with more restful sleep etc etc etc
Other smaller things like being in shape allows for better ergonomics while aiming since you don't have things like a big ol belly getting in the way of sitting close enough to the edge of your desk.
On top of all of that, physical fitness is directly correlated with mental fitness. Focus, learning, acuity, recall. So many things show a boost when you're physically fit. Strenuous physical exercise can increase the level of stress, both mental and physical, that you feel comfortable with.
And most of that is just exercise! Diet effects nearly all of those things as well, sometimes to a greater extent.
Not being physically healthy and fit is leaving so much on the table when it comes to performance in gaming.
Ergonomics has nothing to do with muscles being trained or not. You do it right by the huge adjustments or do it wrong and foolishly attempt to compensate with other things.
It doesn't reflect reality tho.
what does that mean@@Stu81
@@Shallo if there was any truth about physical fitness being a big thing then considering the large amount of players it would be reflective of that but it isn't, the rankings don't show that all the physically fittest players are at the top, but what is actually reflective is hours played and the kind of fitness level this guy is talking about to get a marked difference in attributes would mean a player would have far less hours on their butt in a chair.
I somewhat agree with you but have you ever wondered about the greater potential an unhealthy player can still achieve? For example, obese and inactive professionals are probably talented and forcefully grinded their way to the top, but could likely still perform better if they were healthy. For the minority of healthy professionals, being fit could have been a massive difference for them (and we wouldn't know). As for the physically fit players not on the top, they probably still play better than if they were unhealthy, and most likely aren't as talented or spent as much time grinding. Maybe it doesn't seem like a big thing because like you said, the rankings sure make it look like that, but for all we know with the examples I gave we wouldn't be sure if that's true. I think it's safe to assume it's most likely not true as being fit and healthy will literally ensure your body functions/performs at its best for hundreds if not thousands of activities. A lot of professional gamers are lazy and don't realize their greater potential by making sure their life outside the video game is taken care of. With that being said, it's still possible that fitness and health can help beyond the noticeable difference for a starter player.@@Stu81
Im someone like you, someone who is obsecced with the aiming theory and i've tried everything that will have direct or indirect affect on aim...you can name it, (top world mouses gpro superlight wireless, top mouse pads (Artisan), excellent gaming chair, good posture, arm aim/wrist aim, practise, good hardware, sleep, even bending computer table towards ur body..........etc. But i kinda figured what could mostly affect your aim, its not ur mouse, not ur pad, not ur gaming chair, not ur posture and not all of what is said above...its for me at least is how u grip the mouse and how well and efficiently can repeat that grip consistently cuz just tiny slight change to ur grip can result in huge decrease in your mouse control and accuracy.
I mostly play on wood and an old mouse and after i saw this i know know why my aiming was very shaky due to friction and today i got a new mouse and a small mouse pad (im poor ok) and basically i saw changes my aiming is smoother my precision shot is very precise and its amazing to see results and i gotta say thank you for this video and now i can finally hit headshots very easy You have my respect
You could literally get a good mousepad for 20€ it's not about being poor.
@@TheACTIONZ iv played on wood for a while and playing on a mousepad recently feels wired
Best Video I’ve seen so far. Super motivating!
Thank you!
Pretty well explained!
Why did I give up on pursuing a journey to become a skilled aimer? It's because I have a illness known as aging XD. I'm already 37 years old, and my illness is deteriorating every day. Therefore, I made the decision to transition from playing games and focusing on aim training to creating games instead. With my game, young gamers can train themselves and enhance their abilities with a sense of joy in same time.. :) Ps. i'm at the beginning of the process but it's better then doing nothing.
I'm 38 and have only been aim training properly for about 2 years and I think age is mostly an excuse as the reaction time doesn't decrease enough with age to really counter the massive improvements you get from training. Of course, if your goal is to be the top 10 in the world, I agree that age is a limiting factor but otherwise you can definitely get elite aim well into your 40s...
@@Fredwreck04 you are absolutely right my friend. As you do also I am still trying improve myself these days with new apex training mode. But also I am pursue to dream about making my game same time
I have an illness too, its called skill regression & sudden skill loss, i practice only aiming over an hour every single day. the reason you don’t understand this is because it only happens to me. Ive searched every search engine, no relevant or accurate information was found. So i spam questions related to my illness across sites like yt, reddit, quora, etc. all ignored everytime, implying to me that no one knows which leads to the conclusion its only something that happens to me. This is also the reason as to why i hate people who are better than me, only way i can get rid of that hatred is if i dont lose my skills anytime i get good at something
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS I felt sorry 😔. I wish you can fix it in time.
I would argue target focus is so vastly more important than any of these other factors, even sens. While maximally focused my aim on 5 cm/360 is going to be better than unfocused at 35 cm/360.
another banger. Im a fairly new viewer but as soon as I see a new Struth video I get into the"aim training" mode. I jump in the firing range and focus up. thanks man.
Thanks for sharing these valuable learning videos. Keep the pace.
in general really good video, talks about the major points. i might share it in the future.
All this knowledge. I’m just soaking it up 😎
There is also personal preference, I for example play APEX on 1K dpi with 2.0 ingame sens, while my people play 800 dpi 1.2-1.8 sens, altho it's "slower" they move faster, I increase because I need to be able to flick and turn quick. If it's slower, I can't do it. But also, there is the whole "time" thing, I for one haven't been on a PC since 2008, while some players have been playing on PC their entire life. Everyone is different, we all have to play in order to preform better, it comes with time
1k and 2.0 is insane tho, You should def work to lower it to something more optimal, ideally you should be able to play with any sens but that takes time
@@kiiturii I can tell you, after leaving APEX for about 2 months, I started on a lower sens, only because I got used to using a smaller mouse pad and lifting that damn mouse for quick turns lol, but still my sens is 1.7 with lowered ADS and 1k dpi
I wish my hour+ of only aim practice would do something, except all i get is skill regression, sudden skill loss & insanely inconsistent aim.
A strikepack will soon give me the aim i should have gotten from practice
so you're gonna start cheating because you thought that an hour of aim training was gonna make you a god? actually embarrasing
@@kiituriihour or more of aim training everyday for over a year
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS so what like 300 hours of aim training? That's still nothing compared to what good aimers spend. You are completely weak willed if you resort to cheating from a few setbacks that everyone goes through. Actually embarrasing.
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS you just don't know how to use aim trainers properly. Aimer 7 literally started his aim guide that's like 10 pages by saying most people are idiots, and that implies to you.
the aiming skill cap is literally aim to lookalike. the best possible way to aim is having the perfect constant tracking, instant and accurate flicks and d’ajustements.
can you do a video about the lifestyle?
production quality 📈
Thanks for sharing this important information
I know I could probably improve a lot if I used a much lighter mouse than a 12button mouse, but on occasion i like to play other types of games like mmorpgs and every 10 years 3 games of league where the buttons really give you an advantage over other players.
Even in the movement shooters like apex or COD the button on the 12 button mouse can make you appear to play like you are on controller since you can do a lot of crouching , sliding, throwing lethals with one hand, while still aiming and moving, and it also frees up Left shift to do something else in those games as well.
So I'm still waiting for Razer or corsair to figure out how to make a lighter version of those kinds of mice. I like the size of it as I mentioned in another video because at least with the naga it supplies you a place to rest your ring finger where you can adjust tension on the mouse especially if you are using the numpad.
I think as multiplayer and BRs get more complex you are going to see people shifting from the common, lighter , mouse with maybe 3 or 4 buttons on the side to something with 7 to 12 buttons.
I am actually relearning mkb as I have been on controller for the past ~10 years. I have been testing many different mice and have found it to NOT be a 1 size fits all. This is especially true for me with weight. While gaming mice have jumped on the trend of "lighter is better" I have not found that to be the case for me. I settled on the G703 due to it's comfort and the weight not feeling heavy but also not obnoxiously light. It is important to factor in difference in anatomy and also physical fitness/strength. What a 60-70g mouse might feel like to others might be what a 90g mouse feels like to me. My point is, everyone is different and overall feel is subjective.
What is your sensitivity in Apex?
arm placement / mouse pad combo > mouse shape > dpi choice ( if player is going to use raw accel) > in game sense and understanding the playstyle which it would bring after all these try not to mess up yourself like me with focusing on a wrong training, I literally lost the good aim I had, not pro but had a good aim now its messed up after my journey with a diffrent strafe aiming style I tried =)
i have everything until 3:45 (idk if my focus is that good) but i am stuck at the graph of 1:53
Refreshing to see someone talk about skill in something without that stupid "where you belong" angle i keep seeing talked about
I dont understand waht you mean with Focus can you explain
What’s your apex sens and dpi ?
Please how can i play anygame on exclusiv fullscreen
i was using aimlab for a week and already jumped from ruby 4 to emerald 3 just by using subliminal messages or binaural beats, still i'm reach my limit. the problem is mainly external, i made the mistake to change my mouse quickly to replace my old one but never had the idea about mouse grips before. i have a stupid cougar 99 700M esport that is almost bigger than my hand with 112g lmao. you can't aim very good which such mouse where you're not able to grip correctly on it. should i def switch to logitech pro superlight ?
Try to find out what grip style you use, and use rocket jump ninja's optimized mouse selector to choose and conpare the best mice for your hand size. Dont forget to use eloshapes to compare shapes and dimensions to choose what you think would be best for you.
@@frozeneku fingertip, the current mouse is mostly palm grip, which slips my thumb due to it's shape...
@@frozeneku i need to tense a lot to stay on the mouse which limit my aim
what binaural beats you have used?
@@not_vinicius1 name is called Gaming Focus V2 - Binaural & Isochronic Pure Tones to be played in the background / Frequency Tuning
great video, video on diet/irl
i have all these, but my aim is ass tbh, idk what to do tbh
I'd bet money that your target focus is what's lacking. You probably think you're focused when you're not at all.
Use aim trainers
The little things add up if you're willing to put the work in. The Great Wall of China started off as one brick.
can u pls make a review about a app named oblivity its a sens finder
do yall think 25 cm 360 is bad or is that still optimal
Depends on the game. It wouldn't be bad for OW for example if you just happen to be a person who does better with higher than average sens
Sensitivity literally does not matter. If it's over 10cm and under 100cm it's good.
Did you change the title of this video?
i thought you were gonna talk about controllers
Controllers are terrible anyway, if your still whining about dying to aim assist its a you problem. Only skill mnk players seem to have nowadays is the ability to whine about aim assist for every minute of the day
@@IDKWHAT2NAMETHISS seems like u cant take a joke :( and obviously u dont whine cause u get 0.6 AA
is it diffrence in mouse like when i am using bloody (cuz i love the shape) and idk logitech or something
Bro you edited your comment and it's still not coherent at all, nobody has any idea what you're asking.
hi a question, I'm currently using raw accel for mouse rotation that almost feel perfect do you still use it, I dont see many players using this program and lastly my aim is horrible when I try to swich it off.
I'm using a razer viper mini and acqua control 2, im waiting for tiger ice skates bc the stock ones feels terrible
I was using raw accell -20 rotation but recently i quitting to playing apex or any games. But i can say, it worked for me very well for my last 3 month before quitting
Don't turn it off if it's working for you? It's supposed to make aiming more natural and comfortable for you, no negatives to using it
but my aim is downgraphed
😂
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yao
Easiest way: let aim assist do the work for you
Ignore this whole video. Buy a better gaming chair.