Was really fun making this video with you! :D mini faq (last updated: 8/26/2021): SKIN IS NOW LINKED IN THE DESCRIPTION ASWELL!!! what maps do I play after the '3 runs at the start'?: this training is an addition to your osu routine, 3 runs at the start then play whatever you want, 3 runs at the end after you finished this does not replace your session!!! - it adds onto it I can FC 170BPM (or any BPM) with 95 acc but not the lower BPM ones like 140-160, should I still go back to the start?: yes, it gives you better finger control which is always a plus when you say 'at the start', is that before warmup or after proper warmup?: it doesn't matter, you can warm up with streams or you can play other maps before. I like to start playing 1 or 2 low ar maps to get my reading warm first.
I like how you mentioned aim at the start. Flow aim is literally just as important as accuracy and is often underplayed by the community. "stream players don't need aim LOL" is dumb. I'm not all the way through the video yet but one part of stamina often not thought of is that part of stamina is mental. It is much easier to stream forever with a relaxed hand and it's very hard to remain relaxed once your nerves start taking control.
tonehh osu uploads within less than 1 week of the previous video wtf? also for people who are waiting for aim part 2, it's going to be the next video so you can stop malding now💀
Lets gooo countdown until aim video, this video is also helpful for me since im literally starting streaming from scratch as I changed my fingers/tapping style
I naturally chose a similar approach to khz when I decided to work on stamina, with 1 major difference, I fced the 150 BPM and 160BPM deathstream map, but when I moved up to 170, I didnt bother to FC, I just practiced the BPM until 400 Circles then moved up 10BPM and repeated. I started working on this on the 12.6 (yes I'm taking notes to have objective numbers for improvement, since I want to make sure there is an upward trend), so roughly 2 months since I started grinding and I'm now in the process of grinding 210BPM to 300, currently at holding it for 200 Notes. My starting point was basically being able to fc the 150BPM map within a few days, since I wasn't completely new, few days afterwards the 160BPM FC, to give a bit more accurate representation of progress/time. I also only grinded every 2nd day, to give hands time to rest and I never started with the stamina grind like khz recommended, I always first did a warmup and chose a gradual increase of intensity before I grinded for stamina seriously on a higher BPM. For anyone still reading, do note that there are 2 interesting things that you can expect to encounter during stamina grinding. 1 of them is floor BPM, being the lowest speed you can fall to even when tired, it moves up slowly, it used to be 150BPM for me, hence i was able to fc it basically instantly and it quickly moved to 160. Your fingers will feel super tired and hard to move, but could keep going anyways, they'd never slow down more than it. Now that is 180BPM for me, meaning 180BPM is kinda infinite. I do not know if it is safe to stream with that sensation for long tho, since it is pretty extreme fatigue and I never risked it, but it exists and can be useful to know about. The 2nd thing is stamina variance. From what I have experienced, the most impactful thing besides rng / good lifestyle choices, is a good warmup. It takes A LOT of time to warm your stamina up to peak level. Never judge your stamina or speed based on how you're doing during the first 1-2 hours (or more) and dont lose heart if your stamina looks terrible during it! Properly warming up your hands requires a lot of streaming (pushing yourself) and brief resting to get your fingers to move properly. When you're properly warmed up, your fingers will move smoothly and lightly, as if you don't really need to put any force into moving them. It's an incredibly rewarding sensation. When you reach that state, it's time to set some benchmark scores and push your stamina limits and maybe have some fun with it. I also highly recommend picking some maps as goals. In my case, one of the personal goals for maps I wanted to be able to play without running out of stamina and that helped me stay motivated, was the 185BPM Himiko from one of the stamina practice mapsets. Getting closer and closer to the end of it until lasting through the entire map was suddenly a breeze. Anyways, good luck fellow grinders.
400 Circles makes sense as there probly won't be anything more than that for most maps that have deathstreams in them, but how does it affect your overall stamina when you keep going up in bpm's compared to doing 1-2k circles for each step ? or will you still achieve inf stamina for lower bpm stuffs even by not going for fc each step ? sounds kinda as if its to rush speed and then stamina will just come for free along with that. I might just do it this way as well tbh
As a crappy 6 digit i've been following this guide since May and have gotten a lot faster and my stamina has actually increased. Right now i'm trying to break the 180bpm barrier (my best is a 91% FC). Although i still lack consistency, i can pass or at least play maps that would've been impossible 3-4 months ago, so i can say that this method works.
khz's stream guide definitely helped me improve. It kinda brute forced a bunch of skill development for me. I used to mash streams and didn't even realize it until due to stream practice maps I learned how to hear when I was on time, late, or early, and learned to actually tap at the right bpm lol.
dud me too, i just thinking i can stream 240bpm, but it's mashing xD when i started to khz stamina practice(25.08) now i can fc with 92%170bpm diff. i can't stream more than 220 consistent, but it's actually streaming not mashing XD
TLDR: i HIGHLY reccommend trying these tips out especially with DeathStreams. its gonna suck at first though. i know this is a year old but i just wanted to add a comment for the newcomers or anyone else watching this video, i did the deathstream practice only 2 times before my session of gameplay (for 1hr) my acc was 50%+ both times, But it really helped warm up my tapping fingers SIGNIFICANTLY during my gameplay! then at the end of my session i did the DS practice another 2 times and the first time i did it (in end of session) i only missed 14 notes, acc 80%+ (in a 4min song) and the 2nd round i missed more but my combo was higher acc 74%+. and this was the first time doing this myself! EDIT: DO NOT FORGET ABOUT THE CLIPPED NAILS BUFF! believe it or not it makes a MASSIVE difference lmao
As someone who is very into the improvement of mechanical skills in everything basically, it's important to remember that the improvement happens when you're resting. Muscles recover and adapt in that time, your brain begins to create grooves to acomodate muscle memory, and your mouse/pen control improves.
Just want to share my experience on using this method, So like my streaming stamina sucks ass, like I only have stamina for ~175, and I'm ranked 3k, which really sucks having a low ability in streaming when my friends who are low ranker than me 100% streams better than me. But after doing this method, although it's still not stable in UR but I noticed that I now have stamina for 190-200 and 210- 220 is my max with only like 20 notes, which doesn't make fucking sense because I only did it for a total of 1 week. Well I did try to improve my streaming ability before but it only helped a little but not as effective as this. Also before this my comfortable burst speed was 240 now I can go 260. Idk if it really helps but my keyboard switch is cherry blacks, using it for almost 3 months now. I think what's generally important is having the mindset on wanting to improve, of course putting the effort on trying to improve is also important but having a positive mindset is the key. Before this, I tend to think that "oh I suck at streaming and I can't seem to improve, this is probably my skill cap in streaming", don't do that, because I thought about that for almost 2 years, in 2 years my stream speed didn't improve that much. It only went up from 160 to 170. TL;DR : this method fucking works and I'm thankful that I tried it.
Varvalian often mentionned in one of his streams that he used to play that one 150bpm stream practice map until he could SS it, and then would move on to do it with DT, and that's how he could get that stamina (at least as a starting point)
In terms of science Strain usually comes as a result of acids being produced by your muscles when they don’t have enough energy necessary for a task and finding other ways to produce energy Pain is your nerves warning you that something is either broken or breaking in your body (I’m not as well versed in this) by sending electrical signals through your brain. Pain is usually very sharp and noticeable because of it being electrical signals whereas strain tends to gradually increase until it eventually becomes noticeable.
I gotchu with the promo code. This video came out just in time because I've been looking into learning speed/stamina maps to push through and hit 4 digit soon. You're for sure the best when it comes to osu! educational stuff in terms of making it entertaining still with the clean editing, so thanks for all the content
Hey Tony, dont stop create these videos, thats rly helpful for beginners and other players, exactly this help me for increase my stamina and fingercontrol, i just reached from 70k to 27 for a 1.5 month, also i stop farming, not at all but i just be play more harder maps and your tips about nerves, speed, tip about not playing harumachi clover:P cery helped me, thanks a lot Tony, dont stop create guides and just do what u love
I've been practicing streams on and off since I hit 5 digits and I feel like I can stream 200-210 bpm comfortably, even though my fcs on their respective "long stream practice maps" is only around 80-90% acc. My fingers go into a different kind of mode when I play extremely long streams, which maximizes stamina over anything and everything. I can stream for reasonable amounts of time (60~ seconds of 200bpm) with perfect accuracy but after that I have to go into stamina conservation mode. I find this really interesting.
Hi. Thank you for this video. I actually play like this except I never pushed to phase 3. Been on and off the game because I was seeing little or slow improvement at times. Glad to hear that someone is also using this method of training stamina/speed and is pretty high ranked, which proves that this method is actually effective (still depends on the player). Will definitely try playing more seriously with this method.
when you mentioned the method being like the sigma grindset i died because that was so fucking unexpected good video, you weren't lying when you said you had good videos coming up
this is insane. so i started off with the 140 bpm diff and got a 64% NF score on it and then next day after doing the 6 daily practices my acc went from 70 to to 80 and then to 90. but after my session, i did the it 3 more times and got 95% and higher so i tried the 150 bpm one and got 3 fc's with 95% and one with 98%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for making this video
I've started learning how to stream recently and have struggled mostly with the finger control part. My index finger taps so weak and almost doesn't move at all when I go above 3 note bursts. I'll be using this guide and some others in my journey.
i just wanted to say that the introduction of long stream maps has been really influential in my progress as a player (im a 70k player now and finally fced bird sprite!). I don't do what khz does cuz im tired of reading docs, so i made my own routine to build speed and stamina to not get bored with just playing long stream practice maps since it can cause burnout if done much and I wanted to explore other skillsets like aim and higher ar reading. So this is my routine: 1. Do wrist warmup exercises both by Dr. Levi Harrison and Tykato Fitness 2. Play 4* and some 5* maps with bursts (I usually play night of knight's kotori diff, Wings nu logic, and near distant future) 3. When tired or exhausted drink water, then rinse and repeat 2 & 3 until i feel if my hand is good for deathstreaming 4. If I feel that my hand is good, do 3 sets of long stream practice maps with 10 mins intervals of rest. (i have tried spamming 10 sets of long stream practice maps with 5 mins interval of rest for months and it caused some concerning injuries). Note: It is not about the frequency but it would be how smart you are to optimize these long stream practice maps and I've found that 3 sets is good for my body. 5. Play hr (not hdhr) on 4* lobbies (i've found out that my tapping becomes faster when i associate myself with faster ARs) 6. Play hddt and practice some ar 10.3 on single player, and i usually just rinse and repeat 5 & 6 until i feel fatigued (not hurt but strained). I have once calculated my total time for my routine and it's like about 5-7 hours of osu, so i guess it's pretty nice? Edit: btw im currently at 150 bpm 93% fc and can consistently hit 90% A fc on 150 bpm, it's working i guess?
Gonna do this. I’ll leave updates on what I’ve done. I already did some yesterday but figured I’d leave the comment today. Day 1: I thought I was okay at streaming but holy shit this is bad. Couldn’t pass with no fail. I’m having trouble keeping a consistent bpm. Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 6,108,518 70.84% w 414 combo (Nofail) Day 2: I just hopped on today and I immediately saw improvement. Forgot to turn on no fail and i didn’t even die I feel like I can get behind this. Found a problem though. When I need to decrease my speed I start tapping lighter instead of slower. I’ll have to fix this some how. Highest score on Long stream practice map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 15,026,566 76.95% w 920x Combo Day 4: I didn’t get to play yesterday at all since I was out all day. I hopped on expecting to get bad scores but as soon as I got on I FC’d! The acc was still atrocious but I’m extremely happy with the improvement. Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - -18,742,128 76.50% Fc (No mod)- *20,878,172 86.40% FC (No mod) First B* Day 5: Nothing much happened today. I was a bit demotivated to play the game but I did none the less. I fc’d again today. Highest score on long stream map identity 4 (140bpm) - 21,115,652 83.63% FC Day 6: Just felt like playing today. HOLY SHIT AM I HYPED! First A rank on the map! Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 22,269,286 91.37% FC
@@DreamtreeGaming I stopped updating this because I can’t play nearly as much as I want to due to school. If it helps I can stream 170 bpm consistent as of right now.
ive just started with this and just doing the 140bpm map 3 times i can already feel there being more comfortability in doing it for longer periods of time, my first run was 48.3%, then an 81.77% then an 87.15%. i can definitely see myself following through with this as i have been wanting to improve my stream speed and stamina as in my first months of playing i did a lot of farming and a lot of dt maps, ive been broadening my skillsets by playing a bunch of different types of maps but never wanted to step foot on any stream maps because i knew i weould just physically not be able to do them, and with this i really hope it helps in getting me to be able to stream faster, for longer and more consistently. thanks for the video
just wrapped up my session for today and on the last of my ending runs on the 140BPM i managed to get a 94.19% FC, so from 48.3% 48x to 94.19% fC on the first day. im definitely going to keep going with this as it seems to already be paying off after the first day.
started doing this method a couple months ago, went from not having stamina to deathstream 140bpm to being able to do 1500 notes of 200 bpm currently. this method works, try it for yourself and dont give up :)
Back when i started learning streams I also mostly used these weird stream prac maps, although instead of the boring "square pattern stream" maps i usually looked for some that just have known stream maps compiled into a long marathon map, because i also wanted to learn the aiming / movement part (streams getting faster/more spaced basicially and changing shapes/path) instead of just one continous pattern. Ahough i usually prefer warming up before doing streams myself (or rather before stream praccing), because jumping directly into stream prac with ice cold fingers usually doesnt work well for me, unless i like having hand pain after a few minutes lol
I FCd 160bpm and got 75% acc on 170bpm on my first day of doing this. (January 2022) It has been now over a year (April 2023) and I have just gotten worse. I rarely FC 160bpm and I get on average 30-50% acc on 170bpm. I have player 160bpm diff over 300 times and 170bpm about 150 times. And of course there are many other maps that relate to stream and stamina training, but WHY I CAN'T F*CKING IMPROVE. I STARTED THIS EARLY 2022 AND FOR WHAT??? I HAVE HUNDREDS OF D RANKS LIKE WHY? WHY I CAN'T NEVER IMPROVE???????????????? HOW THE HECK CAN I BE WORSE NOW COMPARED TO THE FIRST DAY I DID THIS TRAINING. FKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFKFK
Ngl his 3 times before and after the session routine works wonders even on different skillsets. I've been unintentionally doing something similar to improve at DT and I used 7-8 star jump maps to train aim or alternating (what I lacked wasn't the aim itself but really getting comfortable with alting higher bpm jumps without having to read anything above AR 10) and looked for higher AR maps later to focus on actually learning to read 10.3+. It was really just about finding the right maps to help me improve. Haven't been doing this for a long time but it definitely works for me, A LOT. Having a DT skin helps too. I still need to improve my acc by a lot but I can at least Fc a lot of stuff I couldn't before even with shit acc. OH YEAH PRACTICE DIFFS ARE GODLIKE if you have a map you really like do it. NOW when it comes to streaming anything that's above 190 I'm inconsistent as hell so I'll still try his method. I wouldn't say that I can't stream, but I definitely would struggle to get 250pp if I had to pick a stream map to get it. Time to get a bit more well rounded (who knows might help with my main skillset).
I wish I knew about that hand positioning tip before. My desk is really low and my tapping hand hurts so much that I couldn't use it for the past two days. The only way to fix this is the find a higher desk or a lower chair.
To gain stamina, I try to make my fingers as calm and relaxed as possible, because you tend to force a lot on your fingers and it just slows you down for no reason. It's not easy to do it though. Edit: well turns out the video tackled that
I have the exact same training technique with these long streamsmaps , and I can guarantee that its working, you just need to be motivated. (like everything in osu)
Motivation is not my problem, I'm actually more motivated now than what I was when this video was released, I just worry that I'm doing something wrong since my scores on the 140bpm phase one are still 20-30% average acc.
@@AkihaTohno9252 if you're still having trouble doing the 140bpm phase try following the steps in tonehhs first stream video and then coming back to this one. even though khz said you can start at any point i think perfecting bursts then streams and then working on stamina and speed is a much better way to start
@@ViperoK ty for the tips but actually that is what I was doing actually... My first few months I was a jump one trick until toneeh terrified me, so I pretty much began focusing on bursts ever since, and I got much better at them. I'm a lot more confident that I'll break the 140bpm barrier now that I'm tapping with my right hand!
as a high level mania player, i can gladly say i dont disagree with anything said here, which makes me happy. mania is basically all about how fast you can jack and trill (single tap and alternate in osu! terms) so a lot of these principle apply the same way. great video.
I'm just in the process of improving my stamina. What I do is to have stream-oriented maps in my osu!warmup collection, next to tech and jumps. Then sometimes I'd go over to my "FC this before Big Black" collection and play the latest difficulty of Aiae.
My method is a mix of both, I’ll play the long stream practice maps 3 times when I get on then I’ll switch to a 210-220 bpm burst map. I don’t know if it’s really a good method but it works for me.
I followed along with the stretches from the video you said to watch. After playing the 140bpm version for 2 tries i was only getting 88+ and 91% acc. I got the fc right after doing the stretches with 96% it helped alot. Im going to try and follow along with this guide and i hope it works :) thanks
Just started to play those deathstream maps and after like 3 or 4 tries something suddenly popped in my brain and i understood that the thing im doing wrong is i just lift up my fingers too much, right now i am only tapping without lifting my fingers from the keys. Thanks for that whole guide helps alot!
7:05 heck i've been playing w/ that hand position sometimes, no wonder my hands hurt on long grind sessions, glad i watched this video or im literally speed running carpal tunnel rn
I think in the end what we need is the right mindset and not forcing ourselves to play the game. If we can enjoy the game then we can improve, although of course our improvement can be fast and slow, but at least we can enjoy the game.. Thanks tonehh and khz for the video..
bro I can't believe you said this wasnt a good idea... over the past few days I have improved MASSIVELY in stamina and speed, way faster than when I was just playing the game normally
Well... getting into 140 BPM at first was pretty weird and after doing maps at the start i had about 80% acc, after couple days i got into 96-99% FC so i went into 150 BPM and litterally first attempt 98% FC... Idk if thats the finger control you get from that practice or what but somehow it went good... Also i see that my stamina is improving since 150 BPM at first hand hurt me in a good way ofc, but now i feel i can go for ages.
Love listening to ur videos. Theyre very informative and its great seeing how different players approach to different problems likes aim stream etc. Thank you and keep it up!
been almost 3 weeks into this method, it really helps me to build stamina and speed, now im at 190bpm with 94% fc, once i hit 95%+ fc, i will go to 200 ;D Thank you for this guide, helpful :)
7:20 I realized that problem the moment I started playing so to comfortably do that it's best to move your tapping keys to the top left of your keyboard (qw, we, er, 12, 23, 34) but if you aren't comfortable doing it then don't force yourself to lol
its a good this i learnt how to alternate in the first like 2 weeks of playing the game... im legit a full alt and somewhat decent and bursts for my rank.. Btw im like 900k edit: just did the first map3 times on 140bpm: the strain is REAL.... even my bicep and shoulder feels a bit of tension, no troll, AND THE FINGER LOCKING....currently at 39%, 41% and 45% no fc.
I'd recommend to avoid jumping right into 140BPM when it comes to long stream practice maps. Take advantage of the massive amount of different BPM the DigitalHypno mapsets provide and begin with the lowest, 100BPM. Starting with very low BPM is incredible finger control training since most will be able to stream higher BPM (in terms of speed, not finger control necessarily) than that once they have mastered the basics of bursts and short streams in 3* maps, so low BPM requires you to pay attention to your technique. Fundamentals are everything in Osu! Not taking the time to put in the effort to build proper fundamentals will result in bad habits, and many will eventually hit a skill wall and get frustrated. Even if you think you can already stream 100BPM and don't need to start there, proof it to yourself and play the maps. If you truly are skilled enough to move on to a higher BPM, then you will FC 100 BPM in no time. But if you can't FC 100BPM, you aren't ready for anything higher than that. Assuming you're ready for higher BPM is NOT knowing, but if you play the lower BPM maps, you will truly understand your skill level. Start with 100BPM and gradually work yourself up. Don't skip a BPM step.
ill try this method tomorrow i tried without even knowing what streaming is on the hold angel 300 bpm map and its feels like my middle finger and index finger are about to break off my palm the most painful feeling i have till now
I’ve been doing something similar for this for taiko actually. The newer ranked speed of link hell oni, 2nd to last dif of the empress, and the limit does not exist are a few maps I’ve been training on. And I think it’s been working well.
Would be cool to see more of these videos like an aim guide with whitecat, acc guide with umbre, etc. Btw your videos really help a lot and are really well done
obviously first thing i've done was instantly launching osu and play that 140BPM despite myself being a #19k stream main and oh god i've never thought i'd strain so much on that. got 94 acc instantly, then 95 and now 98, i can move on according to this vid. but i can confirm that increasing deathstreaming speed increases other speeds so much it's unimaginable, my best was when i could stream 200 comfortably, kinda rusty atm
i've found that for me (a teenager that played games since he was 2) its not a strain on my forearm or hand or anything like that is a mental barrier and i pushed sometime out of that and achived 270 bpm burst then fail miserably
I tried doing the deathstream prac maps but they are boring to me, so I just played actual stream maps and rhythmically complex maps and somehow learned how to stream 170-200 bpm consistently.
By the way, do not forget to press Long streams correctly If you do it wrong, and continue, then the muscle memory will try to do it in the same position, and with the same efforts, because of this, I cannot relax my hand even by 160 bpm
Ive been able to stream 200bpm pretty consistently since I started (because other rhythm games) but I havent been able to go much farther than that, Im going to try this method and see how it goes!
Its so hard at first lmfao, first day i cannot hold combos at all, 50-60% acc finished with no fail, after 4 days of practicing im currently at 140 bpm fcing without never fail at 85+ acc , my best is 89% for now , im improving rapidly, One downside which is prob obvious is ur momentum will decrease so u will need to play burst maps to make it higher to ur usual bpm , or play fast maps till ur hands get used to them again, playing low ar maps for a while will legit force ur brain to think slower as well as the movement of ur finger will decrease, this method has to be brute forced into ur brain and u will feel its natural to do that in a while, this guide is highly related to tonnehh's low ar video regarding finger locking and low acc problems
Despite not hyperfocusing on anything and playing at least an hour every day i have gone from 8-20 notes 180-211 bpm bursts, to barely being able to stream 170 or even 150. really wanting to stop playing right now as I have been get worse at streams for the past couple weeks for no reason.
This guide is phenomenal!! One thing that I wanted expanding upon though is posture and hand placement. Like is it okay to rest your wrist on the table as long as the angle is alright? Or is it better to just "hover" your wrist entirely while you tap? And are there any drawbacks to either technique? Thanks!
Hovering the hand is going to tire the hand out as ive noticed Use a towel or something to put some height under your hand (and feel a little bit more comfy)
Was really fun making this video with you! :D
mini faq (last updated: 8/26/2021):
SKIN IS NOW LINKED IN THE DESCRIPTION ASWELL!!!
what maps do I play after the '3 runs at the start'?:
this training is an addition to your osu routine, 3 runs at the start then play whatever you want, 3 runs at the end after you finished
this does not replace your session!!! - it adds onto it
I can FC 170BPM (or any BPM) with 95 acc but not the lower BPM ones like 140-160, should I still go back to the start?:
yes, it gives you better finger control which is always a plus
when you say 'at the start', is that before warmup or after proper warmup?:
it doesn't matter, you can warm up with streams or you can play other maps before. I like to start playing 1 or 2 low ar maps to get my reading warm first.
I like how you mentioned aim at the start. Flow aim is literally just as important as accuracy and is often underplayed by the community. "stream players don't need aim LOL" is dumb. I'm not all the way through the video yet but one part of stamina often not thought of is that part of stamina is mental. It is much easier to stream forever with a relaxed hand and it's very hard to remain relaxed once your nerves start taking control.
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Hey, khz, one question. When you say "at the start", do you mean like start-start, before proper warmup, or after some warmup?
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tonehh osu uploads within less than 1 week of the previous video wtf? also for people who are waiting for aim part 2, it's going to be the next video so you can stop malding now💀
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Lets gooo countdown until aim video, this video is also helpful for me since im literally starting streaming from scratch as I changed my fingers/tapping style
I naturally chose a similar approach to khz when I decided to work on stamina, with 1 major difference, I fced the 150 BPM and 160BPM deathstream map, but when I moved up to 170, I didnt bother to FC, I just practiced the BPM until 400 Circles then moved up 10BPM and repeated. I started working on this on the 12.6 (yes I'm taking notes to have objective numbers for improvement, since I want to make sure there is an upward trend), so roughly 2 months since I started grinding and I'm now in the process of grinding 210BPM to 300, currently at holding it for 200 Notes. My starting point was basically being able to fc the 150BPM map within a few days, since I wasn't completely new, few days afterwards the 160BPM FC, to give a bit more accurate representation of progress/time. I also only grinded every 2nd day, to give hands time to rest and I never started with the stamina grind like khz recommended, I always first did a warmup and chose a gradual increase of intensity before I grinded for stamina seriously on a higher BPM.
For anyone still reading, do note that there are 2 interesting things that you can expect to encounter during stamina grinding. 1 of them is floor BPM, being the lowest speed you can fall to even when tired, it moves up slowly, it used to be 150BPM for me, hence i was able to fc it basically instantly and it quickly moved to 160. Your fingers will feel super tired and hard to move, but could keep going anyways, they'd never slow down more than it. Now that is 180BPM for me, meaning 180BPM is kinda infinite. I do not know if it is safe to stream with that sensation for long tho, since it is pretty extreme fatigue and I never risked it, but it exists and can be useful to know about.
The 2nd thing is stamina variance. From what I have experienced, the most impactful thing besides rng / good lifestyle choices, is a good warmup. It takes A LOT of time to warm your stamina up to peak level. Never judge your stamina or speed based on how you're doing during the first 1-2 hours (or more) and dont lose heart if your stamina looks terrible during it! Properly warming up your hands requires a lot of streaming (pushing yourself) and brief resting to get your fingers to move properly. When you're properly warmed up, your fingers will move smoothly and lightly, as if you don't really need to put any force into moving them. It's an incredibly rewarding sensation. When you reach that state, it's time to set some benchmark scores and push your stamina limits and maybe have some fun with it. I also highly recommend picking some maps as goals. In my case, one of the personal goals for maps I wanted to be able to play without running out of stamina and that helped me stay motivated, was the 185BPM Himiko from one of the stamina practice mapsets. Getting closer and closer to the end of it until lasting through the entire map was suddenly a breeze.
Anyways, good luck fellow grinders.
400 Circles makes sense as there probly won't be anything more than that for most maps that have deathstreams in them, but how does it affect your overall stamina when you keep going up in bpm's compared to doing 1-2k circles for each step ? or will you still achieve inf stamina for lower bpm stuffs even by not going for fc each step ? sounds kinda as if its to rush speed and then stamina will just come for free along with that. I might just do it this way as well tbh
Well I disagree about one thing you being able to fc the 170 one would make way more easy to stream something like 230 or 225 bpm
Your stamina in lower bpm directly affects your stamina in higher bpms
As a crappy 6 digit i've been following this guide since May and have gotten a lot faster and my stamina has actually increased. Right now i'm trying to break the 180bpm barrier (my best is a 91% FC). Although i still lack consistency, i can pass or at least play maps that would've been impossible 3-4 months ago, so i can say that this method works.
What about now
8:33 wtf i feel incredibly called out
khz's stream guide definitely helped me improve. It kinda brute forced a bunch of skill development for me. I used to mash streams and didn't even realize it until due to stream practice maps I learned how to hear when I was on time, late, or early, and learned to actually tap at the right bpm lol.
dud me too, i just thinking i can stream 240bpm, but it's mashing xD when i started to khz stamina practice(25.08) now i can fc with 92%170bpm diff. i can't stream more than 220 consistent, but it's actually streaming not mashing XD
TLDR:
i HIGHLY reccommend trying these tips out especially with DeathStreams. its gonna suck at first though.
i know this is a year old but i just wanted to add a comment for the newcomers or anyone else watching this video, i did the deathstream practice only 2 times before my session of gameplay (for 1hr) my acc was 50%+ both times, But it really helped warm up my tapping fingers SIGNIFICANTLY during my gameplay! then at the end of my session i did the DS practice another 2 times and the first time i did it (in end of session) i only missed 14 notes, acc 80%+ (in a 4min song) and the 2nd round i missed more but my combo was higher acc 74%+.
and this was the first time doing this myself!
EDIT: DO NOT FORGET ABOUT THE CLIPPED NAILS BUFF! believe it or not it makes a MASSIVE difference lmao
As someone who is very into the improvement of mechanical skills in everything basically, it's important to remember that the improvement happens when you're resting. Muscles recover and adapt in that time, your brain begins to create grooves to acomodate muscle memory, and your mouse/pen control improves.
Just want to share my experience on using this method,
So like my streaming stamina sucks ass, like I only have stamina for ~175, and I'm ranked 3k, which really sucks having a low ability in streaming when my friends who are low ranker than me 100% streams better than me.
But after doing this method, although it's still not stable in UR but I noticed that I now have stamina for 190-200 and 210- 220 is my max with only like 20 notes, which doesn't make fucking sense because I only did it for a total of 1 week. Well I did try to improve my streaming ability before but it only helped a little but not as effective as this.
Also before this my comfortable burst speed was 240 now I can go 260. Idk if it really helps but my keyboard switch is cherry blacks, using it for almost 3 months now.
I think what's generally important is having the mindset on wanting to improve, of course putting the effort on trying to improve is also important but having a positive mindset is the key. Before this, I tend to think that "oh I suck at streaming and I can't seem to improve, this is probably my skill cap in streaming", don't do that, because I thought about that for almost 2 years, in 2 years my stream speed didn't improve that much. It only went up from 160 to 170.
TL;DR : this method fucking works and I'm thankful that I tried it.
Varvalian often mentionned in one of his streams that he used to play that one 150bpm stream practice map until he could SS it, and then would move on to do it with DT, and that's how he could get that stamina (at least as a starting point)
Just noticed that his name is Kilohertz. Can't wait to see him stream 15,000 bpm.
I met khz in a multi lobby a few times and his advice got me from having zero speed and stamina to being able to play 240 bpm pretty comfortably
By far the best streaming guide. TY!
Remember guys
Pain is a warning signal
Strain is simply a result of your body being worked hard
In terms of science
Strain usually comes as a result of acids being produced by your muscles when they don’t have enough energy necessary for a task and finding other ways to produce energy
Pain is your nerves warning you that something is either broken or breaking in your body (I’m not as well versed in this) by sending electrical signals through your brain. Pain is usually very sharp and noticeable because of it being electrical signals whereas strain tends to gradually increase until it eventually becomes noticeable.
i literally got carpal tunnel 2 days ago before watching this bro WHATT 💀 i wish i saw this sooner omfg
"If you're feeling pain then stop immediately" me who've been playing through pain for about 2 years
thanks now i just got my first 1000pp speed play on plasma gun
Aricin mode speedrun any% starting in 34 minutes
Edit: 27 minutes
Edit 2: I'm almost speed player
Edit 3 I'm the new Merami
Edit 4: I can now stream 340 Comfortably
Edit 5 choked SS on Euphoria +DT
Edit 6: I can now tap faster than I can aim
Edit 7: I almost got imprisoned by the police because i was accused of testing bombs in my basement, but it turned out to be my fast Tapping
I gotchu with the promo code. This video came out just in time because I've been looking into learning speed/stamina maps to push through and hit 4 digit soon. You're for sure the best when it comes to osu! educational stuff in terms of making it entertaining still with the clean editing, so thanks for all the content
Hey Tony, dont stop create these videos, thats rly helpful for beginners and other players, exactly this help me for increase my stamina and fingercontrol, i just reached from 70k to 27 for a 1.5 month, also i stop farming, not at all but i just be play more harder maps and your tips about nerves, speed, tip about not playing harumachi clover:P cery helped me, thanks a lot Tony, dont stop create guides and just do what u love
I've been practicing streams on and off since I hit 5 digits and I feel like I can stream 200-210 bpm comfortably, even though my fcs on their respective "long stream practice maps" is only around 80-90% acc. My fingers go into a different kind of mode when I play extremely long streams, which maximizes stamina over anything and everything. I can stream for reasonable amounts of time (60~ seconds of 200bpm) with perfect accuracy but after that I have to go into stamina conservation mode. I find this really interesting.
Can't wait for that pp rework speed buff
its good to acknowledge when ones wrong I respect that thanks for your hard work man!!! 11:15
Hi. Thank you for this video. I actually play like this except I never pushed to phase 3. Been on and off the game because I was seeing little or slow improvement at times. Glad to hear that someone is also using this method of training stamina/speed and is pretty high ranked, which proves that this method is actually effective (still depends on the player). Will definitely try playing more seriously with this method.
With this guide i became Canadian and fc'ed ascension to heaven 3mod ty
when you mentioned the method being like the sigma grindset i died because that was so fucking unexpected
good video, you weren't lying when you said you had good videos coming up
This was really great, vibe of the vid was on point too w the dialogue
this is insane. so i started off with the 140 bpm diff and got a 64% NF score on it and then next day after doing the 6 daily practices my acc went from 70 to to 80 and then to 90. but after my session, i did the it 3 more times and got 95% and higher so i tried the 150 bpm one and got 3 fc's with 95% and one with 98%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for making this video
I've started learning how to stream recently and have struggled mostly with the finger control part. My index finger taps so weak and almost doesn't move at all when I go above 3 note bursts. I'll be using this guide and some others in my journey.
i just wanted to say that the introduction of long stream maps has been really influential in my progress as a player (im a 70k player now and finally fced bird sprite!). I don't do what khz does cuz im tired of reading docs, so i made my own routine to build speed and stamina to not get bored with just playing long stream practice maps since it can cause burnout if done much and I wanted to explore other skillsets like aim and higher ar reading. So this is my routine:
1. Do wrist warmup exercises both by Dr. Levi Harrison and Tykato Fitness
2. Play 4* and some 5* maps with bursts (I usually play night of knight's kotori diff, Wings nu logic, and near distant future)
3. When tired or exhausted drink water, then rinse and repeat 2 & 3 until i feel if my hand is good for deathstreaming
4. If I feel that my hand is good, do 3 sets of long stream practice maps with 10 mins intervals of rest. (i have tried spamming 10 sets of long stream practice maps with 5 mins interval of rest for months and it caused some concerning injuries).
Note: It is not about the frequency but it would be how smart you are to optimize these long stream practice maps and I've found that 3 sets is good for my body.
5. Play hr (not hdhr) on 4* lobbies (i've found out that my tapping becomes faster when i associate myself with faster ARs)
6. Play hddt and practice some ar 10.3 on single player, and i usually just rinse and repeat 5 & 6 until i feel fatigued (not hurt but strained).
I have once calculated my total time for my routine and it's like about 5-7 hours of osu, so i guess it's pretty nice?
Edit: btw im currently at 150 bpm 93% fc and can consistently hit 90% A fc on 150 bpm, it's working i guess?
Gonna do this. I’ll leave updates on what I’ve done. I already did some yesterday but figured I’d leave the comment today.
Day 1: I thought I was okay at streaming but holy shit this is bad. Couldn’t pass with no fail. I’m having trouble keeping a consistent bpm. Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 6,108,518 70.84% w 414
combo (Nofail)
Day 2: I just hopped on today and I immediately saw improvement. Forgot to turn on no fail and i didn’t even die I feel like I can get behind this. Found a problem though. When I need to decrease my speed I start tapping lighter instead of slower. I’ll have to fix this some how. Highest score on Long stream practice map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 15,026,566 76.95% w 920x Combo
Day 4: I didn’t get to play yesterday at all since I was out all day. I hopped on expecting to get bad scores but as soon as I got on I FC’d! The acc was still atrocious but I’m extremely happy with the improvement. Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - -18,742,128 76.50% Fc (No mod)- *20,878,172 86.40% FC (No mod) First B*
Day 5: Nothing much happened today. I was a bit demotivated to play the game but I did none the less. I fc’d again today. Highest score on long stream map identity 4 (140bpm) - 21,115,652 83.63% FC
Day 6: Just felt like playing today. HOLY SHIT AM I HYPED! First A rank on the map! Highest score on Long stream map Identity 4 (140bpm) - 22,269,286 91.37% FC
how's it going now?
@@DreamtreeGaming I stopped updating this because I can’t play nearly as much as I want to due to school. If it helps I can stream 170 bpm consistent as of right now.
@@Daakkii that's unfortunate, i hope you'll have more free time soon!
this method is working so much faster than i expected. god bless khz and toneh
ive just started with this and just doing the 140bpm map 3 times i can already feel there being more comfortability in doing it for longer periods of time, my first run was 48.3%, then an 81.77% then an 87.15%. i can definitely see myself following through with this as i have been wanting to improve my stream speed and stamina as in my first months of playing i did a lot of farming and a lot of dt maps, ive been broadening my skillsets by playing a bunch of different types of maps but never wanted to step foot on any stream maps because i knew i weould just physically not be able to do them, and with this i really hope it helps in getting me to be able to stream faster, for longer and more consistently. thanks for the video
just wrapped up my session for today and on the last of my ending runs on the 140BPM i managed to get a 94.19% FC, so from 48.3% 48x to 94.19% fC on the first day. im definitely going to keep going with this as it seems to already be paying off after the first day.
started doing this method a couple months ago, went from not having stamina to deathstream 140bpm to being able to do 1500 notes of 200 bpm currently. this method works, try it for yourself and dont give up :)
That moment when you can't even mash 130+ BPM trying to watch this: :(
Back when i started learning streams I also mostly used these weird stream prac maps, although instead of the boring "square pattern stream" maps i usually looked for some that just have known stream maps compiled into a long marathon map, because i also wanted to learn the aiming / movement part (streams getting faster/more spaced basicially and changing shapes/path) instead of just one continous pattern.
Ahough i usually prefer warming up before doing streams myself (or rather before stream praccing), because jumping directly into stream prac with ice cold fingers usually doesnt work well for me, unless i like having hand pain after a few minutes lol
i´ve been waiting for this , and i'm excited
I FCd 160bpm and got 75% acc on 170bpm on my first day of doing this. (January 2022)
It has been now over a year (April 2023) and I have just gotten worse. I rarely FC 160bpm and I get on average 30-50% acc on 170bpm.
I have player 160bpm diff over 300 times and 170bpm about 150 times. And of course there are many other maps that relate to stream and stamina training, but WHY I CAN'T F*CKING IMPROVE.
I STARTED THIS EARLY 2022 AND FOR WHAT??? I HAVE HUNDREDS OF D RANKS LIKE WHY? WHY I CAN'T NEVER IMPROVE????????????????
HOW THE HECK CAN I BE WORSE NOW COMPARED TO THE FIRST DAY I DID THIS TRAINING.
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Ngl his 3 times before and after the session routine works wonders even on different skillsets.
I've been unintentionally doing something similar to improve at DT and I used 7-8 star jump maps to train aim or alternating (what I lacked wasn't the aim itself but really getting comfortable with alting higher bpm jumps without having to read anything above AR 10) and looked for higher AR maps later to focus on actually learning to read 10.3+.
It was really just about finding the right maps to help me improve.
Haven't been doing this for a long time but it definitely works for me, A LOT.
Having a DT skin helps too.
I still need to improve my acc by a lot but I can at least Fc a lot of stuff I couldn't before even with shit acc.
OH YEAH PRACTICE DIFFS ARE GODLIKE if you have a map you really like do it.
NOW when it comes to streaming anything that's above 190 I'm inconsistent as hell so I'll still try his method.
I wouldn't say that I can't stream, but I definitely would struggle to get 250pp if I had to pick a stream map to get it.
Time to get a bit more well rounded (who knows might help with my main skillset).
i love how its basically online school, Kh the teacher telling Tonehh how to stream and Tonehh asking questions lmao
I will be playing 150bpm stream practice maps until the end I die because I cannot improve.
I wish I knew about that hand positioning tip before. My desk is really low and my tapping hand hurts so much that I couldn't use it for the past two days. The only way to fix this is the find a higher desk or a lower chair.
To gain stamina, I try to make my fingers as calm and relaxed as possible, because you tend to force a lot on your fingers and it just slows you down for no reason. It's not easy to do it though.
Edit: well turns out the video tackled that
I have the exact same training technique with these long streamsmaps , and I can guarantee that its working, you just need to be motivated. (like everything in osu)
Motivation is not my problem, I'm actually more motivated now than what I was when this video was released, I just worry that I'm doing something wrong since my scores on the 140bpm phase one are still 20-30% average acc.
@@AkihaTohno9252 Are you new to the game?
@@BUCKikwi I would consider 230 hours to be new yes
@@AkihaTohno9252 if you're still having trouble doing the 140bpm phase try following the steps in tonehhs first stream video and then coming back to this one.
even though khz said you can start at any point i think perfecting bursts then streams and then working on stamina and speed is a much better way to start
@@ViperoK ty for the tips but actually that is what I was doing actually... My first few months I was a jump one trick until toneeh terrified me, so I pretty much began focusing on bursts ever since, and I got much better at them. I'm a lot more confident that I'll break the 140bpm barrier now that I'm tapping with my right hand!
as a high level mania player, i can gladly say i dont disagree with anything said here, which makes me happy. mania is basically all about how fast you can jack and trill (single tap and alternate in osu! terms) so a lot of these principle apply the same way. great video.
I'm just in the process of improving my stamina. What I do is to have stream-oriented maps in my osu!warmup collection, next to tech and jumps. Then sometimes I'd go over to my "FC this before Big Black" collection and play the latest difficulty of Aiae.
My method is a mix of both, I’ll play the long stream practice maps 3 times when I get on then I’ll switch to a 210-220 bpm burst map. I don’t know if it’s really a good method but it works for me.
I followed along with the stretches from the video you said to watch. After playing the 140bpm version for 2 tries i was only getting 88+ and 91% acc. I got the fc right after doing the stretches with 96% it helped alot. Im going to try and follow along with this guide and i hope it works :) thanks
Just started to play those deathstream maps and after like 3 or 4 tries something suddenly popped in my brain and i understood that the thing im doing wrong is i just lift up my fingers too much, right now i am only tapping without lifting my fingers from the keys. Thanks for that whole guide helps alot!
Wow even merami lifts his fingers
7:05 heck i've been playing w/ that hand position sometimes, no wonder my hands hurt on long grind sessions, glad i watched this video or im literally speed running carpal tunnel rn
I think in the end what we need is the right mindset and not forcing ourselves to play the game. If we can enjoy the game then we can improve, although of course our improvement can be fast and slow, but at least we can enjoy the game.. Thanks tonehh and khz for the video..
Wow I was avoiding those stream maps for a while now, guess I'll continue trying them
thanks to this video I dscovered osu!trainer TY TONEH AND KHZ
bro I can't believe you said this wasnt a good idea... over the past few days I have improved MASSIVELY in stamina and speed, way faster than when I was just playing the game normally
Another tip: if you have lazer use Random for the stream map and it gives you a realistic scenario
Hi, thank you very much for putting English subtitles, as I speak Spanish. Greetings from Venezuela
I really liked the way you guys did this video keep up the good work the both of you
i loved khz voice, so nice to listen
Well... getting into 140 BPM at first was pretty weird and after doing maps at the start i had about 80% acc, after couple days i got into 96-99% FC so i went into 150 BPM and litterally first attempt 98% FC... Idk if thats the finger control you get from that practice or what but somehow it went good... Also i see that my stamina is improving since 150 BPM at first hand hurt me in a good way ofc, but now i feel i can go for ages.
Love listening to ur videos. Theyre very informative and its great seeing how different players approach to different problems likes aim stream etc. Thank you and keep it up!
Amazing vid. Also love the Pokémon music holy. Much love Tonehh
-rqm
Just passed a 130BPM deathstream map with 59% acc let's go. 😎
needed this vid cuz i couldnt do any map that is 200bpm
been almost 3 weeks into this method, it really helps me to build stamina and speed, now im at 190bpm with 94% fc, once i hit 95%+ fc, i will go to 200 ;D Thank you for this guide, helpful :)
a guide like this for aim would be pretty good
7:20
I realized that problem the moment I started playing so to comfortably do that it's best to move your tapping keys to the top left of your keyboard (qw, we, er, 12, 23, 34) but if you aren't comfortable doing it then don't force yourself to lol
qw legit best keybinds for osu frfr
its a good this i learnt how to alternate in the first like 2 weeks of playing the game... im legit a full alt and somewhat decent and bursts for my rank.. Btw im like 900k
edit: just did the first map3 times on 140bpm: the strain is REAL.... even my bicep and shoulder feels a bit of tension, no troll, AND THE FINGER LOCKING....currently at 39%, 41% and 45% no fc.
I want an update!!
I'd recommend to avoid jumping right into 140BPM when it comes to long stream practice maps. Take advantage of the massive amount of different BPM the DigitalHypno mapsets provide and begin with the lowest, 100BPM. Starting with very low BPM is incredible finger control training since most will be able to stream higher BPM (in terms of speed, not finger control necessarily) than that once they have mastered the basics of bursts and short streams in 3* maps, so low BPM requires you to pay attention to your technique. Fundamentals are everything in Osu! Not taking the time to put in the effort to build proper fundamentals will result in bad habits, and many will eventually hit a skill wall and get frustrated.
Even if you think you can already stream 100BPM and don't need to start there, proof it to yourself and play the maps. If you truly are skilled enough to move on to a higher BPM, then you will FC 100 BPM in no time. But if you can't FC 100BPM, you aren't ready for anything higher than that. Assuming you're ready for higher BPM is NOT knowing, but if you play the lower BPM maps, you will truly understand your skill level.
Start with 100BPM and gradually work yourself up. Don't skip a BPM step.
ill try this method tomorrow i tried without even knowing what streaming is on the hold angel 300 bpm map and its feels like my middle finger and index finger are about to break off my palm the most painful feeling i have till now
that ad transition was clean
I’ve been doing something similar for this for taiko actually. The newer ranked speed of link hell oni, 2nd to last dif of the empress, and the limit does not exist are a few maps I’ve been training on. And I think it’s been working well.
Would be cool to see more of these videos like an aim guide with whitecat, acc guide with umbre, etc.
Btw your videos really help a lot and are really well done
obviously first thing i've done was instantly launching osu and play that 140BPM despite myself being a #19k stream main and oh god i've never thought i'd strain so much on that. got 94 acc instantly, then 95 and now 98, i can move on according to this vid. but i can confirm that increasing deathstreaming speed increases other speeds so much it's unimaginable, my best was when i could stream 200 comfortably, kinda rusty atm
i've found that for me (a teenager that played games since he was 2) its not a strain on my forearm or hand or anything like that is a mental barrier and i pushed sometime out of that and achived 270 bpm burst then fail miserably
i had a cramp doing the 170 bpm practice one
I tried doing the deathstream prac maps but they are boring to me, so I just played actual stream maps and rhythmically complex maps and somehow learned how to stream 170-200 bpm consistently.
By the way, do not forget to press Long streams correctly If you do it wrong, and continue, then the muscle memory will try to do it in the same position, and with the same efforts, because of this, I cannot relax my hand even by 160 bpm
great tutorial
already fced the 150bpm version with 96% acc
thank you fo the tips remilia scarlet
Ive been able to stream 200bpm pretty consistently since I started (because other rhythm games) but I havent been able to go much farther than that, Im going to try this method and see how it goes!
I see, another Touhou fan
what a coincidence,
I started khz's stream guide 1 week ago and now Im already at 93% FC at 140bpm, I already improved a lot in acc its crazy
VeryPog
woah, just realized I've been playing osu with 70 degree angle hand for 259 hour play time
Its so hard at first lmfao, first day i cannot hold combos at all, 50-60% acc finished with no fail, after 4 days of practicing im currently at 140 bpm fcing without never fail at 85+ acc , my best is 89% for now , im improving rapidly,
One downside which is prob obvious is ur momentum will decrease so u will need to play burst maps to make it higher to ur usual bpm , or play fast maps till ur hands get used to them again, playing low ar maps for a while will legit force ur brain to think slower as well as the movement of ur finger will decrease, this method has to be brute forced into ur brain and u will feel its natural to do that in a while, this guide is highly related to tonnehh's low ar video regarding finger locking and low acc problems
finished 140,150,160, and 170 yesterday, today finished 180, and the real grind begins on 190
How about now
I doubt I can even get 20% acc on the 140bpm one
I didnt even get this in my recommended because im a subscriber, I was just looking for a video like this. What a coincedence!
i need to try this...
I learned jumps from Jump training maps...
I appreacite your hard work for every single Video! I like it
why is no one talking bout that godly ad transition
9:48 low bpm streams helped me with hight bpm bursts
phase 1 is also a good warm up
Despite not hyperfocusing on anything and playing at least an hour every day i have gone from 8-20 notes 180-211 bpm bursts, to barely being able to stream 170 or even 150. really wanting to stop playing right now as I have been get worse at streams for the past couple weeks for no reason.
this entire video was made because theres a flawless transition into the sponsor lmfao
This guide is phenomenal!! One thing that I wanted expanding upon though is posture and hand placement. Like is it okay to rest your wrist on the table as long as the angle is alright? Or is it better to just "hover" your wrist entirely while you tap? And are there any drawbacks to either technique? Thanks!
Hovering the hand is going to tire the hand out as ive noticed
Use a towel or something to put some height under your hand (and feel a little bit more comfy)
I can't even as 120bpm probably can't even ss 1 BPM
it was at this moment i knew, I could do 180 better than 140, welp time to start from the beggining
And now khz is 2 digit fucking chad