CS:GO - Get Better Aim with Progressive Frequency Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today's video I will be talking about a training method which I like to call Progressive Frequency Training. This training method allows you to work up to crisper and better aim by reprogramming your muscle memory by using a key technique in bot training.
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This principle is taught in Buddy Rich's Snare Drum Rudiments - where you set tempo as low as 40 BPM in order to play each hit on tempo and understand the motions at its core, then up tempo once it is understood at this painfully slow pace.
I think this video is brilliant for applying the same principle to CS: GO aim in tangible and trainable ways. It's like lifting the bar before adding weight, as well. Form over speed.
StaggaLags omfg. That was my bible for drums. Man....... to be young again.
There's a metronome feature in aimbotz
This principle is also taught when learning to hold breath under water. They start at low level, that are too easy. And progress upward to a level they cant handle anymore.
On the first day my average KPM was around 80-86 and now after a week of consistent training my KPM is around 116-122. In conclusion this training method really benefits your flicking accuracy and overall aiming efficiency so I highly recommend this training method for those who wants to step up their game in competitive cs.
Holy sh$t! I actually improved *A LOT* with this training technique. I feel way faster and smoother making kills. In 10 minutes I improved my KPM from 71 to 83. THANK YOU!
Hey man. I watched this about a month ago and have been doing a bit each day. Not only has this helped my KD jump but it's also enabled me to be more consistent and find the right sensitivity for myself so I'm not over/under flicking. Thanks SO MUCH!
hey long i have been doing this training ever since your vid came out and it has improved my accuracy exponentially so yeah thanks man :D
Been using this for less then a week and I'm already seeing massive improvements in my aim. Fantastic video, keep up the good work.
Apply slow and steady wins the race to everything dude keep it up 👍
No jokes man, this was the first usefull aim tutorial that i garantee to show to my friends.
i saw a lot of tutorial video of how to improve aim, but this was the only one that actually works.
THX for the video :D
Very Detailed nice tutorial i have over 3k hours in cs and i will apply this to my training for sure! I was told by a coach once when i wanted to learn new things in boxing and my coach kept on telling me to go back to the basics. This is exactly it but for cs :P THANKS SO MUCH
This helped me a lot. Was trying to make my kpm higher by making my flicks faster, but i was just getting more inaccurate, then i tried going slower and working my way up, my kpm started to go up and my aim became more consistent in competitive games. Thanks for this :).
Just a few days in and I can say my aim improved considerably. I am now more likely to nail headshots, especially in pistol rounds. I may be only in master guardian 1 right now but I know if I continue this routine, I can progress better. Big thanks for this!
Thanks, bud. Really needed something like this.
This was a very good tip! Thanks Barrel, very cool!
First learned about this way of training 2 years for guitar playing and boy does it work dont know why I never attempted to apply to other things. Time to use it in cs!
Damn thanks a lot, this is actually really good! My aim has been stagnant for a LONG time, first day I've had 85 KPM on average and barely hit 90 KPM with really bad accuracy, it's third day now and I can consistently shoot 95-97 already with perfect accuracy and without just chaotically aiming!
To add on this: it'll be beneficial to train in multiple sets, like 5-10 minutes training, 2-5 minutes rest, repeat.
Sounds interesting, I'm actually going to try this method :O
Pain is a necessary process for us to grow and taking your time here might be the best way to improve as of now in terms of raw aim.
Insanity nagato
@@AwsTheBaws I think everyone should go through this process first and once you mastered this technique you must practice fast passe flick shots
@@RickM-ce3yz You don't need to move away from this technique ever though, you can still use this technique and just up your speed a little when you can, maintaining near 100% accuracy so shooting only when your crosshair is exactly on the enemy's head, you're also training your hand-eye coordination this way since you need to find a head with your eyes, move your crosshair over to it, check if your crosshair is on the head, and if so fire.
But it will be beneficial to incorporate other training besides this, tracking is a important thing as well
@@kurushimee This is what I ment pretty sure. I don't remember since I answered this a year ago.
I used to do this in Splatoon but I never realised how useful it is in CSGO!!
Damn this is next lvl bro love it dude
Thanks for the help my dude. Appreciated it
Dude, I do not even play CSGO and this video was so helpful. It helped me get into plat solo qing in Rainbow Six Siege. Thank you so much for all the tips and the maps.
How do you train like this on r6? Do you just do t hunt and try and do the same thing on the bots?
I usually do this sort of Training in dm, I didn't know there was an actual set of training area for it but mine is a bit different, I first start with a desired weapon and I shit walk with it the entire time, then I start to walk normally and adjust my aim a bit faster and then I start to Bhop and go full aim. It really helps with muscle memory and then to shot when flicking fast. I totally recommend this video to anyone who wants to train their aim
Or....... Just use Word.exe
@S1R1PPED nope... Its all over the world now ;_____;
funny thing is, forsaken used a file called word.txt lmao
xWauz no shit sherlock
xWauz no it was word.exe because it was an executable file, not a text file
Why not name it steamtroubleshooting.exe
This is the definitive guide to improving aim in csgo. Thanks man.
I came back today to say this is an awsome training i watched this video yesterday i was getting a kpm of 72 i couldnt get higher i played a few comp matches went to bed.. today i warmed up with this after killing 3k bots i got up to a consistent 80-88kpm range and i got 80+% headshot ration with 25kills and less then 15deaths
And here am i thinking 95 is shit xD
@@ma666nel im hitting 95-100 now :p but i am not missing a single bullet with that time. But at an average of 88-90 consistant. I would say anything over 85 is good for the average player. Also if you are doing 100 with the m4a1s its still not good lol. Also i am only tapping one shot per bot hs only.
@@RickM-ce3yz 95 average 100% accuracy 1 tap, only ak47 after almost 20hours in 1 week of doing this.
@@ma666nel thats much better then me but i spend about 1 hr per month maybe doing this. Most of the time its a 5mins warmup just to wake up the muscle memory
@@RickM-ce3yz Yeah 1 hour per month can negate to little to no effect, it'd be exponentially better to train for like 1 hour per week or more, because with so much rest in 1hr per month your muscles and brain can simply forget the training or not train at all since it's not enough of a consistent load for them to bother changing something, it's like a one time thing in this case
Like everything where you need precision, start slowly and practice to create a memory into your muscle and then, increase the rhythm while you practice and feel comfortable with the movement.
Like if you want to learn and play the guitar, you have to do the same with a metronome. Starting slowly and increase the rythm while you create the muscle memory.
Excellent video.
Thanks I will try this training map to improve my skills
from 61 kpm to 104kpm thank you so much long barrel
omg, tysm this is what I needed to fix my aim
Sounds interesting, ill try that for sure.
nnc id recommend it bro. Its great
I've been training this for about two months now. I can confirm it works: when I begun, I used to struggle to get to 80 KPM. Now, I get more than 90 KPM consistently going fast and making some mistake, and more than 80 KPM without failing any headshot.
its one of those things that makes total sense when you think about it
This is honestly the best tutorial made on aim training. Thanks for this. Dropped 52 frags after a training session.
sounds like pimpcsgo's vid
@@MatchaCone_ except I'm not click baiting 😂
i love how when you say "Longbarrel" it sounds like "ubrella" :D anyways great video thanks alot for the tips :D
as an agricultural engineer and programmer, I agree :D .. but I would like to add that for aim training m4 is better because you want the most accurate weapon to have a correct feedback of your accuracy at least in the beginning of building muscle memory.
I would argue that:
If(headshot=kill)
{
Int max=INT_MIN;
For(int i=0;imax)
max=accuracy[i];
}
cout
The SG is the way to go for best feedback on your taps
@@alexsavastru8125 no, deagle is a bad choice, it has terrible accuracy which means you'll miss a lot not due to your aim
M4A1-S with no helmet on bots seems to be optimal
just go in console and enable nospread. its pretty simple
Deagle skin on point!
You Video Is Amazing Bro! Long Barrel $$$$$$$$
Thanks bro ! It helped dramatically ! I practiced it 30 minutes per day for 5 days and my HS percentage just leveled to 90% and I became so easy playing on Rifle !
This video doesnt link to aimware.com xD
@@ma666nel what do u mean ?!
This map is really good if you ever want to like get familiar with a new sensitivity, highly recommend
This training is absolutely insane. I never thought i would break 1:02:8 on aimbotz 100kills 90 degree challenge. But was i wrong. I did this training for about 20minutes and i started the practice on uneven ground instead of even ground. I Tried normaly first and did 1:03:8 with 96.97kpm. Then after the 20min with this training i did 59.469 with a kpm of 100.89. Felt incredible to get below that 1 minute mark. I can just recommend this training to anyone.
Seems like an intesting method, I'll try it in my next training session.
3 Days of doing this and I've improved a whole lot. Thank you so much!
@@tiui2371 for much time you did this ? and your current rank brother?
@@programwithfun1241 When I did this I believe I was Gold nova 3 or 4 and went up to mg 2 I believe, but I discontinued the training in favour of an aimbotz + retake combo. Crosshair placement and the way you peek matters way more than I thought, and I was only training point and click aim, now I feel way more skilled.
Sup ma dude sick video
ohh this makes so much sense. It's like training with an instrument
I'll try it today
Yo I was playing with him in community dm cache it was fun talkin to ya longbarrel
i used this method decades ago, thought about it myself
aim botz has a metronome feature and i think it can help a lot of people pace themselves
i will try it and rate it ... ty
Good video
Yoo wtf this is what I've been doin the past couple of months. I implemented this type of practice when I heard a pro player talking about go slow when practicing flicks and when your comfortable go faster so I just told myself why not have 5-10 minutes aiming slowly and trying to get 100% hs with only 1 bullet for each kill so I can really build up that muscle memory and it works, my aim is more consistent. What a coincidence that I go to ur channel to see if u got any new stuff and I find this lol
Realistically, this is as simple as learning to walk before you can run.
Didn't think of it before.
i really think this works!
Pretty much practicing like a musician with a metronome :p
thank you.
nice video
what view model is this?? looks so clean
@LongBarrel I’ve been doing this ever since i started playing csgo competitively, i approve of this. you should try maps like “FAST AIM/REFLEX MAP - TRAINING [DUST2]” crOcoDIL or “Aim Training - Long” by Bill. these maps help with getting consistent quick aim and has cool features to better help your aim in some scenarios
I have been trying your "Back to CS:GO Routine" for more than a month now and my aim is getting insane day by day (It takes 2 hours to practice, daily)
Dark Nofie how long have u been doing it?
Glad it's been helping you! I wish more people realized that putting in the work is what will make them better :)
@@LongBarrel Yeah bro just watching those videos is easy, It takes courage to put in the time. Lots of love from Kuwait, Keep up!
@@Joel18020I've been doing it for a month and half now, Everyone calls me cheater.
when do you stream generally?
This training is insane. Literally progress in under 2 days, now this is a litetal life hack dude. Consistently getting 3rd in dm too
Check out Community Server deathmatches, where you are in constant aim fights instead of running around the map like in normal dm, if you want to.
Gonna do 10 sets of this, slow to fast (I already do aimbotz though but this time gonna be more efficient, I am kinda spray on the head guy)
when i did the second step when i go super slow and consistent i had more kpm (61) than when i was trying my best (56)
How long should i be doing maximum per day,i have a bad muscle memory for ak or deagles but very good for awp and also does it work for Dm too?
Practising aim is easy but damn practising recoil properly is royal pain in the ass. Also by doing this practice it is cool to praticise recentering as well. Aim right biceps then move crosshair to head then lets say on another target aim left shoulder then hand. Even when you miss it is still good practice. Also don't forget to include stuterteping and try it increase KPM by doing it after each kill.
Nice
I've had a serioisly slow improvement rate in cs:go as I've always been quick to get tilted and not being able to focus on what to change. I feel like I came a long way now. I started practising prefire practise, which seriously helps me shooting faster than the enemy.
I have practised my aim for over 1,5 years and experimented with different mindsets, which has gone to show flaws in my in-game mechanical ability. It's really important to know exactly what you're practising so that you're sure how to handle situations in the competitive environment.
You from eu?
@@yusufdamda7562 Sweden
Could tell cause you say "practise. In the US we say "practice"
@@yusufdamda7562
At first you made me think it was wrong to spell it that way, but yeah, both would be correct :p
Ok seems like I have to get such a prefire map now.
I once got carried by a smurf and nothing he did looked much better than what we did, BUT his crosshair placement was on point. At first I thought he had sick aim but no...all he head to do was click when an enemy came around the corner.
I used to
Aim training (Shoot dots)
Aim Botz (500k alternating style)
Fast Aim reflex training 100k
Yprac maps prefire + defence (300k)
DM (300K)
Retakes till ready to go
Ur rank?
Agent Of EZIC silver elite master
you shoot 1,2 million bots ? wtf? if you are not in fpl or higher you are wasting your time massively
I just line up the most ridiculous flicks until my wrist starts bleeding :D and I stand at the corners of the maps to make every target as smol as can be
I will try it now and update my result
I tried this out for about 7 days and had decent results:
KPM Day 1: 44.6
KPM Day 7: 87.3
Heads (%) Day 1: 57.5
Heads (%) Day 7: 93.5
Idk if this is relevant to anyone, but I think it was a good practice. Include deathmatches though of course.
How to find your viewmodel and is a dominant eye really matter.
How to start this mode of training? I am new in csgo please tell me where to find this practice mode
So the gist of the training is to develop good muscle memory? Avoiding over flicking or under flicking. The concept is good how you practice it slow, but just imagining doing it is so painful hahaha. I'll try doing it though next time I practice.
Also have you tried aim_practice with the SG 553 and AUG? God damn that thing is an intense headshot machine in practice.
It's called the cod gun for a reason, it's for newbies and you will win most of gun fights because this thing is good in both long and short range fights
The sg's spray is fucking horrendous
Not really.. its real easy to learn.
shadow-lord "its for newbies" lol do you call pro players newnies? Chrisj for example now uses it a lot and he is one of the best fragging igls
@@dv7551 why would you even spray when it has headshot potential and literally a scope on it.
this is basically how u click time in kovaaks too.
What is the third workshop map name?
I know this is a little late, but should I do this every day? Like, should I start slow every time I train and then progressively get faster, and the next day start slow again?
This would be pretty good for straight beginners, like me. This would train muscle memory very efficiently. However, after awhile of doing this, you would have to start fast, if not your muscle memory will be reset, and it would not help much.
@@aguy3457 just do it if you're losing consistency
Naaaaaiceeeee
What does aim bot map helps us for it is just shooting at head why does it develops??
how do you make them stop from moving?
Is Model O a good mouse for low sensitivity? Flicking/moving the mouse to much? Because my current mouse’s sensor stops working when i use low sensitivity
What do you mean it stops working when you use low sensitivity? In-game sensitivity is just a dpi multiplier, it can't be affected by the mouse. Do you mean DPI?
@@berni2905 The sensor is bad, I couldn’t move it fast
the funny things is my Natural Flick Speed is too fast
What crosshair do u use?
This is weird.
I'm subscribed to you, and see your videos in sub feed.
But didn't see this
How can I make them float?
This is basically the same idea as practicing guitar or another instrument with a metronome.
Where the gameplays AT!?
When you try to put exercise science in gaming to improve your aim.
When you put*
well why not just try it :D
How i can start training in yprac arena?
Not bad to train the muscle memory, but for the pure aim, just go kill moving bot or dm got from 85kpm to 102
How much to put mouse sensitivity?? I'M using logitech g502 mouse.
a standard mouse sensitivity would be of around 1 with a dpi of 800. Find whats more comfortable for you. The lower, the better as you have more precise control over your movements
Start slow every time or just the 1st practice training?
John eckleston
Start slow every time. You will get faster and smoother. This worked very well for me.
Can someone explain to me how to track your accuracy ?
Ya i always over or under flick
how to turn off impacts
crosshair placement when not attacking: strong
crosshair placement when i see an enemy: weak
Thanks, I'm like ScreaM but Silver I.
What would you recommend for players which might need to change their eDPI? Mine is currently at 1600 and I feel confident with it because I always played on a high sens, but I dont know whether it’ll be worth readjusting to lower sensitivities
I recommend not to. The rule of thumb for me is: you want to have the edpi that enables you to freely move around checking corners (90/180 degree turn) while hitting accurate shot. With that said, just work on your aim with your current sensitivity and you'll be fine.
I've read and watched a lot about that topic and would sum it up like this:
The sens should be as low as possible, as long as you can still move through the map without always lifting your mouse / do a 180.
I didn't feel like changing my sens was a huge deal but you will have some very annoying hours afterwards. So if that doesn't bother you you could experiment a bit.
Phong Lee yeah after a week or so of lowering/ testing a new sens I am going back to my old one, or around it. I do feel like I could be more accurate with the lower sens, but it’s a pain to move around, especially when I jump a lot to throw off the opponents (as an awper) and also when I try to bhop.
TheNuggzt3r yeah I am going back to my old one I think, it’s just too frustrating after so many hours spent on such sens, and considering I managed to get to supreme with it before quitting, it shows something, even when I didn’t know how to practice or practice at all.
i'd say you havent put enough time in to get used to it, and of course your mousepad and mouse make a big difference also. if your mouse is heavy and mousepad is slow then higher sens isnt that bad because you have more control (even though optimal control would be light mouse and slow pad). i have a light mouse and fast pad and my edpi is half yours, 800 dpi and 1 sens ingame. its about a lot of different factors, not just these few numbers you gave us.
I will try this for a week and post results here
Could you respond when you've done it, thanks.
@@lorcanpowell7043 i will
Its been 7 days,and I have trained 5 out of 7 days with this technique.
I trained mostly on aim_botz with this technique and it's been good.
I'm better at flicks and more consistant with aim,but I would recommend if you want to improve aim to play aimgod (now known as Aimbeast) or kovaak's because this aim trainers are specifically made for improving aim and you will need only practice recoile in csgo.
that's it from me
Its like progressive training for body building
its all the same, training is training
training_aim_csgo is the best
no u