EliGE got the best AIM COACH and this is what happened...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Incredible. Matty just released his report/notes from his 8-week training camp with EliGE. We go over the details in this video! I hope you enjoy it. Please subscribe for more content like this!
Big shoutouts to Matty_OW for releasing all this information to the public. Check out his channel @mattyow777 for awesome aiming content.
Here is the link to the document if you want to read it yourself, too. docs.google.co...
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Hey! it me!
Hell yeah. Thank you for all you do!
EliGE absolutely crushed it in the last half of the year and I believe his aim training had a lot to do with it. He seemed so much more confident in his duel selection. Can't wait to see him in 2024, I think his best is yet to come.
I was a bit confused when I saw that they posted the doc for everyone to see. Very useful and detailed info.
Mattys routine for Elige seems pretty good, so nice that he shared it with a document explaining things 👍🏽
Playing it every day right now.
You're off the chain with that thumbnail, Daniel.
Let's go
Great video! Personally I use the word 'reading' over 'prediction' as there is a thin line between the two, and it seems Matty does the same judging by this report
Looking forward to catching up with all your aim training guides and other good stuff. thanks for the video
amazing content as usual, looking foward to more
EliGE is the Kobe of cs
thanks for this content, really loving your channel
I am totally not into aim training. But I love the explanation about the mental game and confidence etc.
When describing focusing on one target and not focusing on the whole screen, we use the word tunnel visioning. You're tunnel visioning the one kill or opponent or specific area and not focusing on the whole screen. Tunneling for short.
Loving the content. Keep it up!
filling in the RIDDBTW void
Masterclass vid
loving these videos ddk
DDK YOURE THE GOAT
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Hey Daniel, I hope your day is going well so far! I have a question about crosshairs, and in particular if you have a video and/or segment of a video dedicated to speaking about them. Things like what qualities make up a good crosshair? Are certain types of crosshairs better in certain games? etc. Thanks for all your amazing content!
I love these aim vids you've been putting out. In R6 siege I was high diamond [see: immortal equivalent in valorant?] but in valo I suck dick. I've come to realise the issue is mostly from aim for me; R6 is cerebral and relies on hitting static microflicks while holding good angles/lines. Valorant doesn't have a longer TTK, but I find dynamic mouse control more important; the impact of counterstrafing is massive in the difference between games.
Through your vids I've found my tracking and dynamic clicking are absolute arsecheek, and it gives me a clear avenue to improve. Just focusing on doing activities like VT dailies in which I'm weak, I see my aim improving ingame.
Hell yeah. That's awesome. Thank you for sharing!
I was thinking damn, elige is too good, even in the before videos. But then I realized/remembered after watching several scenarios that I’m watching at 1.25x speed. Still good tho. But not as good as your banger content! Keep it up big dog. Good work.
I know Matty said he changes sensitivity between scenarios. But he must have had elige on one sens in vt, or no?
@@kevinshady4627 doesnt matter that much, brain is too strong to just be able to perform on 1 single sens
im glad you are not using the shouting clickbait thumbnail. you are better than that.
Good stuff
Something no one seems to talk about is fatigue. I Destroyed all my previous high scores yesterday but today my aim is so shaky and I can tell the muscles in my hand are tired.
Thisss. I wonder if it's from using the muscles or from a unhealthy habit and developing something potentially health hazardous
if u tense u fatigue and u can feel it, if u dont tense u dont fatigue at all, i have a reminder of not tensing when i want to aim train, sometimes i tense a little and i say "NO" and i relax.
I see EliGE, I click
Maybe you have this somewhere, but my question is how can you improve the location accuracy of your initial wide flick?
I started aim training after I saw your video with minigod and started getting back into Kovaak. I've got 5500 hours in cs and played a bunch of seasons of main, so I'm a decent player, but when I try to use the proper bard pill method of fast flick it is so often way off target. I can get better scores if I revert to my normal aiming method, but that ends up being a random flick somewhere around targets after popping one target, almost like to catch my bearings and then its just 1-3 micros to catch the last target. It's not good technique, and I can tell my lack of accuracy severely hurts my rifling, I'm a good player positionally and macro and I've worked hard to develop my aim, but trying to fix it now I can tell my initial flicks suck so hard, and the micro afterwards is hard to be accurate with.
Any technique tips or ideas for getting strong and accurate initial flicks?
Practice aiming with your arm only
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Hey question, well 2. You seem to know a lot bout aim training so I wanted to ask
First, is it okay to play a higher sens in aim trainer than I do in Val? I play .1 1600 so like .2 or .25 in aim lab/kivaaks?
Also I wanted to start doing the Val benchmarks, do I just keep doing it over and over or do I use VDIM playlist or something to improve and only test benchmarks once a day?
Thank you in advance
im only ascendant rank in val so take with grain. from the knowledge that i only recently got aim coached on.....so this knowledge is higher than myself however still fresh and new and likely catered to my current skill level. i would say higher sense after your ranked games. normal sense before your ranked games. there is a difference between a warmup and a training. higher sense is designed to act as synthetic weight after your ranked games so you can train muscle groups and muscle movements. you use your normal sense before your ranked games in aimlab or kovvaks without exerting yourself to retain energy for your ranked games to come. during the warmup your mostly deliberating every motion and movement instead of trying to break your high scores. this is what gives you confident snappy aim retaining its form during ranked games. i want to stress the main takeaway from what im saying here is not neccessarily relating to the sensitivity but the distinction between when to AIM TRAIN and when to WARMUP.
Yes, its good to use a higher sens in aimtraining. Nothing to worry about. Yoimu can even change sens depending on scenario.
Its completely fine. In fact it's recommended to use a sensitivity randomiser to train different parts of your arm/hand.
It depends on your goals.
A higher sens forces your mouse placement to be more accurate in physical space. So, working on precision. Probably managing tension as well.
Using a lower sens requires faster mouse movement and finding better timings to center the mouse. Working on speed, proprioception, and target reading.
I might be first this time
Nailed it
Bruh you talk too much. Just get to the point. This video can be turned into 20 minutes if you want.
Hi, this would likely be considered a hater comment, but it is my honest perception. I subscribed to this channel for the likes of the rapha interview where I can get unique insights curated by a former professional caster. But instead the vast majority of videos on this channel are indistinguishable from other "get GODLIKE valorbland aim with this one simple trick!" cringe clickbait, it really leaves a bad taste feeling like one has been bait-and-switch'd. You are diluting your own credibility by playing the same game as other snakeoil "aim coaches" rather than leveraging your previous credentials to build your own brand. It's preferable to pump out fewer videos but which are seminal keystones that people will link back to again-and-again as references, than to dilute the brand to be on the same level as the average valorbland clickbait channels.
If you are indeed trying to compete with the aim-cringe channels, it also does not help your case to keep reusing the same expressionless glass-eyed smirk in the thumbnail. The demographic that buys into those kind of contents are also the superficial kinds that will see the thumbnail and think "ugh who is this on-the-spectrum-looking dude trying to tell me how to aim?" and ignore the video rather than being intrigued.
he has good knowledge but yes, he doesnt know how to sell it at all.