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weak hand muscles, overly tensed hand muscles (stress gets to a lot of us) plus that a lot of us tend to ''deathgrip'' when we notice shakyness, which usually doesn't actually help. It's like a reflex, but a bad one. Here lower sensitivity can help: if you don't notice the shakes, you'll be less inclined to deathgrip. However, this won't fix your shakyness when you up your sensitivity again, exactly like you're saying.
I used to have shaky aim myself when I came back to pc a year ago. I found out it was due to tensing my forearm and gripping tighter in a gunfight. I now play semi fingertip( palm still touches mouse at times) and I kept telling myself to calm down when I got into a gunfight. After sometime, it became natural to just let my mouse "glide" across the pad without any tension.
@@ludvigsteenberg3778 the calming down tip? I don't know why whenever I'm playing i have this thing in my head where i need to be performing well at all times
i had super shaky aim when i raised my sensitivity. I found that training my tracking in aim trainers was super helpful in training my stabilization muscles in my hand instead of doing gridshot or flick tasks that almost promote your aim to be fast and shaky
DUDE. the tip about locking fingers in place or "maxing out" literally just changed my life. I basically have this tiny tremor in my hand and I just have shakiness in general with my aim. This is a game changer. I can actually aim smoothly now and feel like I can react more calmly. Thanks man
The ''locked in'' grips, which basically amount to the exact opposite of a loose fingertip grip, can help with smooth tracking aim if you notice that you're shaky while doing it. It might seem weird as people seem to think that max dexterity would be preferable, but if you find yourself having issues with smoothly tracking moving (strafing) targets, give it a try. I think many will be surprised. After you get used to it it's easier to transition it to your standard grip as well for some reason, as long as your mouse's sensor position doesn't change drastically between your grips.
shaky aim is one of the things i cant really get comfortable and confident with my aim, i realised it now all this time i thought about my high sens is the problem so i changed to a low-med one this will help me a lot i am sure
If you want to get rid of shaky aim, you should try to actively think about not tensing your fingers, wrist, and forearm until you are able to do it subconsciously without the need of actively thinking about it.
Sensitivity isn’t the problem unless you play on absurdly fast sensitivities (below 10cm/360). Slower sens gives you “free smoothness” but you can be very very smooth on any sens even if it’s fast
@@akhilrawat3897 you are already on 37 cm/360 which is pretty normal for most people. I used to play on 15 cm/360 and the shakiness was so alarmingly noticable. Switched to 33 cm/360(fits my mousepad width) and now it feels better and I experience a noticable improvement. You can try practicing with lower cm/360 to develop some control and then switch to higher values and it might get less shaky.
My aim was shaky but something you mentioned in another video fixed it.Raising my chair fixed it, I had a friction point on my forearm which was making my aim shaky.
The secret to most practical claw-grips is not actually in the finger curl, the fingers are somewhat in a relaxed, natural stance, but the palm is the real key here, most people i've noticed using a claw-grip including myself actualy don't rest the base of their palm on the mouse, but instead it rests on the mousepad, gliding over it, with two other contact points on the mouse usually being the abductor policis brevis and abductor digiti minimi muscle categories (just google those). Basically, the two largest muscle groups of your palm are the only ones touching the mouse sides, while the actualy base of the palm is rested on the mousepad, this creates a very stable grip on the mouse with less surface area and allows your fingers to naturally find their comfort zone on the mouse itself, variations on this might even have the index finger completely extended with the pinky and ring-finger curled more.
The shaking hand comes as a consequence of the adrenaline that circulates in the body in a situation in this case of action, the only way to control this, because no matter how much you practice the hand will shake the difference will be seen when you can control your emotions in moments of a lot of pressure in a game, it's the only way there's no other way
@@salvacionlight9712 I don’t play with mouse and keyboard tho, i play with an actual PC controller and it’s a infuriating, especially during long distance shootout. Any idea how i can fix it?
@@BarackBananas pc is more accurate with mouse aiming but takes more time to get use to it cuz there is no aim assist with mouse and keyboard, i will recomend mouse and keyboard if you play the game only in PC
i get shaky when i dont warm up and cramp up and when i get to overhyped or stressed. cant tell how much it helped to just dont over coffinate and do some hand exercises before gaming.
I did some smooth training. Upping my sens to 100% of my base, and I have been improving way more than expected. The high sens forces me to be precise. After high sens training I do my base sens training and then play some game. Really helps.
@@luciow4229 it’s like squatting a 100 lbs then the next weight you drop it to 50 lbs. makes it feel lighter. Same with aiming. High sens makes you use very fine muscles. Which makes your base sens much easier to use. It’s like when goku trained in the gravity room before arriving to namek. He trained with heavy gravity which made him faster when he was on land. Happy training!
@@x-Musashi-x i know what you mean but I think you should only train 1 sensitivity but several aiming exercises, there are so many exercises to train différents muscles
@@luciow4229 yes there is! I believe we gotta train ALL muscles for aiming to be a consistent aimer. It’s a fun journey being an aim disciple 💯. Happy training! I hope you surpass your goals!
To me my shaky aim isn't due to me being tense or stressed out, to me it's more like a habit I developed over the years in order to look flashy. Back then when I used to play csgo which was like a year and a half ago, I was such a xantares and furiosss fanboy and wanted to be like them, thus I replicated their shaky aim and it kind of carried on with me even in different games like Apex, PUBG, R6, Battlefield and Valorant. I still have shaky aim till this day lmao.
One of the things that helped me get rid of both shaky aim and pushing down my mouse while aiming was using toggle ADS. If you are using hold to aim, you will be astounded at the improvement in tracking and the decrease in both physical stress on your hand upon switching to toggle to ADS.
@@michaeljacinto7214 dude. Take the leap. Trust me on this one. I was looking for a solution to this for a year. Got used to it in a week or so. The improvements both in game and IRL ( less strain and fatigue ) are worth it.
@@michaeljacinto7214 all the best bud. Test it out in the range with a friend for 15-20 minutes everyday before you go in a game.This worked wonders for me.
Reminds me of the old times when people put shooting on the keyboard. If you don't have to press down on the mouse, your grip doesn't change when shooting.
I’ve been battling with shaky aim / anxiety in FPS for 20 years and I’m pretty sure at this point it’s more about me being easily startled in real life which translates to games as fight or flight response. There’s nothing I can do about it, and I’ve tried a lot.
That only really happens with me if I'm competing in a high pressure environment or if I'm playing something like R6 Siege for example and I get taken completely by surprise. When I'm relaxed and/or confident I perform a lot better, so for me it's a mindset thing. Paradoxically when I stopped putting myself under so much pressure is when I started to get results. Playing a lot of practices to desensitise myself and become familiar with the game helped also, as does focusing on being smooth and controlled when I catch myself feeling a little flustered. I also lowered my sens (about ~45cm/360 in most games), it didn't drastically improve my aim but it did make me more consistent.
@@Harkz0r I dunno man, I’ve tried to not give a crap about the scores etc, but when I click mouse1 it almost feels like I’m pressing with such force that the cursor/crosshair jumps all over the place and I miss all my shots and then the added panicing. Like I’m super tense all the time when trying to play with keyboard and mouse. I switched to console while a ago and it’s really satisfying when this doesn’t happen or at least it is very minimal.
If your mental health is dogshit you shoudlnt even try to improove stuff not related to ur mental health, get your mental health a tiny bit better and your gonna see more improovement :)
Can you make a video on "lazy aim"? I find that sometimes when i try to make micro adjustments my hand just wont move. This is never an issue when making larger adjustments. Ive played fps games for over 10 years and this has always been an issue for me, any thoughs?
lol ive tried every grip in the book and it seems like they all caused me pain and jitteriness in my wrist. i just tried maximizing surface contact with my mouse and it feels 10000x better thanks.
I realized i was clicking the mouse on the grooves, which in turn pressed the upper left part of the skates into the mousepad. I now click near the scroll, feels so much better now.
@@mustafaaljanabi4818 check out the “gaming doctor” here on TH-cam, he has all the exercises you’ll need. Those are the ones I use, of course I don’t remember the video but he has plenty, you’ll find what you need on his channel. A great guy really.
i grew up playing shooters with the logitech G9x which was discontinued for almost two decades now. i have shaky aim with anything else, and other mice feels wrong to claw grip because they are so tall and bulbous. one tip i can give is to get a somewhat soft pad and slightly press onto it when aiming.
For me it get's worse the more surface area I have. I press my palm too hard on the mouse so it moves a lot on the mousepad without actually moving my hand. I also play on very very low sens to counter the shakyness
since you're an expert aiming coach I really hope you expand your practice in other input type. I'm talking about controller and not normal controller settings no I'm talking gyro aiming. I hope you can make people acknowledge and appreciate gyro aiming because no one cares about it even if it's one of the best aiming methods for some people
I like to keep my some part of my thumb or pinky in contact with the mousepad when Im doing micro mouse movements, it helps me reduce the shakiness in my aim. For smooth and accurate, I press more of my thumb and pinky down; fast and flicky I lift them up. down side to this is that I find it hard to use mouse buttons once you get used to it since u relied so much on the friction of your fingers to help you aim.
Changing grip style could help. Try palm, palm claw, (finger tip could make things worse but you could try it), also trying mice with different grip widths can help (They range from 52mm to about 64mm) and makes a big difference
any good advice on mousepad placement and resetting the mouse position back to the center? and is this even important? is there a video that covers this already? ive watched a lot of your vids and maybe saw it addressed once but i dont remember. thanks for the dope content btw. i love the very logical and original approach to fps mechanics
@@Healp145 since i made this comment my theory is now just dont think about aim too much. just let your hand react and do its thing and practice till youre skilled. instead focus on whats happening in the game. also, pushing oneself to hit good shots will make one better i think
YES!!!.The Video i've been Searching For. Like i'll Explain it Like This, When i Try To Awp, The Bullet Goes Right Near The Enemy like 2 inches And Im Like "WHAT!?!!?, THAT WENT RIGHT THROUGH HIM!!!".The Thing Is Shaking Is A Very Bad Habit In Gaming, It Can Cause A Very Big Problem And Like Make Your Aim Inconsistent And It Can Make A Winning Game Easily Lose.Also Coach Can You Make A Video On How to Improve Reaction Time Naturally By playing The Game.Also Please Make A Video On Like How To Make Fast Decisions When Playing Any Game (FPS, Strategy & etc) And Think What To Do Fast in A Tensed Situation.
What kind of mouse do you have? I have a Logitech and a razor one. The Logitech is smaller compared to the razor mouse, it feels pretty small in my hand m. Maybe you can take a look into one of the Logitech’s?
za13 and 12 goated shape. Higher wrist position cause of hump and perfect amount of limited fingertip adjustment to force you to use arm and wrist more makes tracking smoother and flicking consistent. shape and weight limits skill ceiling compared to an mz1 or final mouse but its just perfect for competitive tac shooter performance
@@niloykesslar2447 I have 18.5 x 9.2 and the za13 is super comfy for me but I feel like you could get either and play well. I do seem to aim better with smaller mice and lighter mice tho so I think the 13 would be ideal
That’s because you’re tensing up and taking these deep breaths is calming you down and causing you to stop tensing your wrist/forearm. A better method would be to focus on not tensing up until you can do it subconsciously
That's tricky just because there's so much personal preference involved, what one person likes won't necessarily translate over to someone else. BUT, I would recommend the Zowie mouse fitting kit if it's available in your region and you can afford it ($25 + a $250 hold on your credit card until it's returned). It's probably the best way to try a bunch of different shapes/sizes so you can figure out what you like.
Rambo. What about a video about certain palm grips that touch the pad. Touching the pad, and some grips you have your forearm not touching the pad. Stuff like that I tested seemed to have interesting results in aiming altogether.
I tried multiple sensitivity's and no matter how low i went i managed to still over aim, so i went to the default 2.5 sens and 400 dpi and overal is much better but also harder to control when you need to make micro adjustment's.
Honestly in my experience whenever I play creative in Fortnite I'm not shaky and my aim is lit while in arena it's shaky no honestly my whole body is shaking/trembling bc im nervous and all I could say is fix it by gaining experience and play more arena games:). I'm kinda starting to improve I started drawing with my mouse I play more arena and it feels like I'm just playing creative where I continuesly respawn.
I've been watching your videos for a while, but my only issue is over aiming (I still land a lot of flicks, cause of ~160ms reaction time). I'm 26 yo now and I can't remember when it started, but I didn't have such issue 10 years ago. I've played a lot with sensitivity and even when I lower it so much I under aim close targets, I still over aim long flicks. My aim was godlike and now I lost my motivation at all to play fps games because of over aiming. Any tips on that issue (maybe future video)?
Thats the video. Btw the most important part is when he talks about practicing by flicking onto the target and taking your time to do the microadjustments, doesnt matter how much time it takes, be accurate. By doing this for 1 to 2 weeks your aim will be much more consistent and over/under aiming wont be that big of a problem. Hope i was useful, see you ingame.
I swapped to lower sensitivity at one point to combat this issue to no avail. In fact it in most cases made it even worse on certain days. I have no idea how I fixed it but I eventually did. Just came back to playing games this week and i'm experiencing all the same problems I had when I started, genuinely want to cry.
Hey! Think I remember you talking about a wrist warmer that you used when sleeping in a previous video? If I am correct, what product was it and did you find it helpful? Take care William
helped me realize my natural grip was a mix of the two,, my thumb, pointer and fu finger are extended out and my ring and pinky finger are curled (palm/claw hybrid?)
everytime i change my mouse grip my aim gets better. after playing same grip for several days i perform bad. then change grip and get performance boost
After an arm workout I HAVE THE WORST AIM POSSIBLE. I think most of the shakiness is just due to sore muscles, Taurine and potassium seem to help alleviate the tense / jittery tremor type feeling while I aim.
whenever I have shaky aim it's either because I need to eat or because I am not warmed up properly and then doing thin gauntlet and pokeball tasks fixes it.
im getting serious pain in my lower ring finger after playing for 2hrs i grip the mouse with my index finger tip on LMB, middle finger on RMB, ring finger and pinkie finger closed/sticked together on the right side of the mouse touching the mousepad and thumb below the side buttons of the mouse. no part of my palm touches the mouse what should i do to avoid this pain? is my grip natural/normal?
If you fingertip, make sure you have a small enough mouse, but not too small and that it's light enough (around 70g or below imo). If you measure the width of your hand+thumb, the width of the mosue should be 60% of that. It could also be possible, that you grip your mouse too tightly.
At that point I would try to position the mouse differently. If you tend to stop movements further to the left that you want to, try to have the base position further to the right.
I can't do close range. I lose complete control and sight of my target. Its dreadful. Ive only been pc gaming for 2 months and probably have not won a single cqc scenario.
I have this same issue where i just straight up cant see my target once im in too close. Its like they just go everywhere and i cant keep track of or focus on them at all. It makes me even more tense making my aim even worse.
Hey RRK have you done a video about keeping your mouse arm relaxed? My setup ergo is good I just have a hard time keeping my arm relaxed especially when the game gets intense and I feel like it hurts my aim. Thanks!
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Lower sensitivity doesn't remove shakiness it just hides it. Remember that, the issue can sometimes just be weak hand muscles.
weak hand muscles, overly tensed hand muscles (stress gets to a lot of us) plus that a lot of us tend to ''deathgrip'' when we notice shakyness, which usually doesn't actually help. It's like a reflex, but a bad one. Here lower sensitivity can help: if you don't notice the shakes, you'll be less inclined to deathgrip. However, this won't fix your shakyness when you up your sensitivity again, exactly like you're saying.
So true
Weak muscle control*, not weak hand muscles.
@@JimboTheCrackSmoka dont you get better control from stronger muscles?
aimdll plays low sensitivity and he is very muscular but him aim is shaking a lot
I used to have shaky aim myself when I came back to pc a year ago. I found out it was due to tensing my forearm and gripping tighter in a gunfight. I now play semi fingertip( palm still touches mouse at times) and I kept telling myself to calm down when I got into a gunfight. After sometime, it became natural to just let my mouse "glide" across the pad without any tension.
Im still working on that and its been years now 😪
I'll try this
I've had a very similar experience. Can vouch
My aim has been off for a month or so. Just tried this for a couple of hours and it changed my aim for the better! Great tip :D
@@ludvigsteenberg3778 the calming down tip? I don't know why whenever I'm playing i have this thing in my head where i need to be performing well at all times
i had super shaky aim when i raised my sensitivity. I found that training my tracking in aim trainers was super helpful in training my stabilization muscles in my hand instead of doing gridshot or flick tasks that almost promote your aim to be fast and shaky
I am a 1.32 sens arm aimer
and its steady
+1
@@smartd.lawliet6740 What's your dpi?
@@smartd.lawliet6740 what’s your dpi tho
DUDE. the tip about locking fingers in place or "maxing out" literally just changed my life. I basically have this tiny tremor in my hand and I just have shakiness in general with my aim. This is a game changer. I can actually aim smoothly now and feel like I can react more calmly. Thanks man
Great to hear! Thanks for letting me know 🙂
i cant do this tip because my fingers are really flexible and when i do that it touches my palm
The ''locked in'' grips, which basically amount to the exact opposite of a loose fingertip grip, can help with smooth tracking aim if you notice that you're shaky while doing it. It might seem weird as people seem to think that max dexterity would be preferable, but if you find yourself having issues with smoothly tracking moving (strafing) targets, give it a try. I think many will be surprised. After you get used to it it's easier to transition it to your standard grip as well for some reason, as long as your mouse's sensor position doesn't change drastically between your grips.
Exactly. This is the counter intuitive nature of life!
wow at first i was thinking theres no way those would work and then the third one were you spread ur finger out actually really helped tysm
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F0rest: nah im gud
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shaky aim is one of the things i cant really get comfortable and confident with my aim, i realised it now
all this time i thought about my high sens is the problem so i changed to a low-med one
this will help me a lot i am sure
If you want to get rid of shaky aim, you should try to actively think about not tensing your fingers, wrist, and forearm until you are able to do it subconsciously without the need of actively thinking about it.
Sensitivity isn’t the problem unless you play on absurdly fast sensitivities (below 10cm/360). Slower sens gives you “free smoothness” but you can be very very smooth on any sens even if it’s fast
@@aerithias2502 i will try that
thanks:))
@@aerithias2502 i play on 800DPI with 1-1.4 sens on CSGO
@@akhilrawat3897 you are already on 37 cm/360 which is pretty normal for most people. I used to play on 15 cm/360 and the shakiness was so alarmingly noticable. Switched to 33 cm/360(fits my mousepad width) and now it feels better and I experience a noticable improvement. You can try practicing with lower cm/360 to develop some control and then switch to higher values and it might get less shaky.
My aim was shaky but something you mentioned in another video fixed it.Raising my chair fixed it, I had a friction point on my forearm which was making my aim shaky.
That actually might be my issue too . I'll have to do something about it when I get home
The secret to most practical claw-grips is not actually in the finger curl, the fingers are somewhat in a relaxed, natural stance, but the palm is the real key here, most people i've noticed using a claw-grip including myself actualy don't rest the base of their palm on the mouse, but instead it rests on the mousepad, gliding over it, with two other contact points on the mouse usually being the abductor policis brevis and abductor digiti minimi muscle categories (just google those).
Basically, the two largest muscle groups of your palm are the only ones touching the mouse sides, while the actualy base of the palm is rested on the mousepad, this creates a very stable grip on the mouse with less surface area and allows your fingers to naturally find their comfort zone on the mouse itself, variations on this might even have the index finger completely extended with the pinky and ring-finger curled more.
thank you so much. i tried the stretched out style and my aim improved so much.
The shaking hand comes as a consequence of the adrenaline that circulates in the body in a situation in this case of action, the only way to control this, because no matter how much you practice the hand will shake the difference will be seen when you can control your emotions in moments of a lot of pressure in a game, it's the only way there's no other way
@Gibren last one alive in val🥶🥶😩
I disagree. Me personally i never have that problem on playstation nor xbox, only on PC
@@BarackBananas that happens with mouse only
@@salvacionlight9712 I don’t play with mouse and keyboard tho, i play with an actual PC controller and it’s a infuriating, especially during long distance shootout. Any idea how i can fix it?
@@BarackBananas pc is more accurate with mouse aiming but takes more time to get use to it cuz there is no aim assist with mouse and keyboard, i will recomend mouse and keyboard if you play the game only in PC
i get shaky when i dont warm up and cramp up and when i get to overhyped or stressed. cant tell how much it helped to just dont over coffinate and do some hand exercises before gaming.
Same thing for me
Yea you don’t wanna end up 6 feet under
Hand exercises?
@@khandave143 yes just look up "hand and wrist exercises and stretches" and stick with something that makes sense for you
Ritalin helps
I did some smooth training. Upping my sens to 100% of my base, and I have been improving way more than expected. The high sens forces me to be precise.
After high sens training I do my base sens training and then play some game. Really helps.
What? You train on high sens then on your sens? Why?
@@luciow4229 it’s like squatting a 100 lbs then the next weight you drop it to 50 lbs. makes it feel lighter. Same with aiming. High sens makes you use very fine muscles. Which makes your base sens much easier to use.
It’s like when goku trained in the gravity room before arriving to namek. He trained with heavy gravity which made him faster when he was on land.
Happy training!
@@x-Musashi-x i know what you mean but I think you should only train 1 sensitivity but several aiming exercises, there are so many exercises to train différents muscles
@@luciow4229 yes there is! I believe we gotta train ALL muscles for aiming to be a consistent aimer. It’s a fun journey being an aim disciple 💯. Happy training! I hope you surpass your goals!
@@luciow4229 everyone in the aim training community will disagree with you
To me my shaky aim isn't due to me being tense or stressed out, to me it's more like a habit I developed over the years in order to look flashy. Back then when I used to play csgo which was like a year and a half ago, I was such a xantares and furiosss fanboy and wanted to be like them, thus I replicated their shaky aim and it kind of carried on with me even in different games like Apex, PUBG, R6, Battlefield and Valorant. I still have shaky aim till this day lmao.
yo i can relate to this so much lmao
If it’s your style then you don’t have to change it
Furiousss the goat
the curling your finger to the maximum was life changing for me, not only did my shaky aim dissapeared but my aim improved like 30%
One of the things that helped me get rid of both shaky aim and pushing down my mouse while aiming was using toggle ADS. If you are using hold to aim, you will be astounded at the improvement in tracking and the decrease in both physical stress on your hand upon switching to toggle to ADS.
Hmm. I want to try that out not gonna lie just feel like it would take me a lil while to get used to
@@michaeljacinto7214 dude. Take the leap. Trust me on this one. I was looking for a solution to this for a year. Got used to it in a week or so. The improvements both in game and IRL ( less strain and fatigue ) are worth it.
@@nishantmishra5884 fuck it. I’ll take your suggestion I’ll give it a shot for a week. I’ll update you in a week thanks man
@@michaeljacinto7214 all the best bud. Test it out in the range with a friend for 15-20 minutes everyday before you go in a game.This worked wonders for me.
Reminds me of the old times when people put shooting on the keyboard. If you don't have to press down on the mouse, your grip doesn't change when shooting.
I’ve been battling with shaky aim / anxiety in FPS for 20 years and I’m pretty sure at this point it’s more about me being easily startled in real life which translates to games as fight or flight response. There’s nothing I can do about it, and I’ve tried a lot.
That only really happens with me if I'm competing in a high pressure environment or if I'm playing something like R6 Siege for example and I get taken completely by surprise. When I'm relaxed and/or confident I perform a lot better, so for me it's a mindset thing. Paradoxically when I stopped putting myself under so much pressure is when I started to get results. Playing a lot of practices to desensitise myself and become familiar with the game helped also, as does focusing on being smooth and controlled when I catch myself feeling a little flustered. I also lowered my sens (about ~45cm/360 in most games), it didn't drastically improve my aim but it did make me more consistent.
@@Harkz0r I dunno man, I’ve tried to not give a crap about the scores etc, but when I click mouse1 it almost feels like I’m pressing with such force that the cursor/crosshair jumps all over the place and I miss all my shots and then the added panicing. Like I’m super tense all the time when trying to play with keyboard and mouse. I switched to console while a ago and it’s really satisfying when this doesn’t happen or at least it is very minimal.
If your mental health is dogshit you shoudlnt even try to improove stuff not related to ur mental health, get your mental health a tiny bit better and your gonna see more improovement :)
I have a shaky hand too and just changed to 100% arm aiming, fixes it
Can you make a video on "lazy aim"? I find that sometimes when i try to make micro adjustments my hand just wont move. This is never an issue when making larger adjustments. Ive played fps games for over 10 years and this has always been an issue for me, any thoughs?
Dude this is literally my problem too, never thought someone else has this problem.
@@MadDogTempest hopefully he will make a video for us on this 😇
lol ive tried every grip in the book and it seems like they all caused me pain and jitteriness in my wrist. i just tried maximizing surface contact with my mouse and it feels 10000x better thanks.
bro just fixed years of thinking i had just shaky hands to just me gripping my mouse wrong
I realized i was clicking the mouse on the grooves, which in turn pressed the upper left part of the skates into the mousepad. I now click near the scroll, feels so much better now.
This almost completely removed my shaky aim. I do hand stretches and exercises before aimtraining too, that helps to remove the shaky aim.
what type of stretches and exercise you did?
@@mustafaaljanabi4818 check out the “gaming doctor” here on TH-cam, he has all the exercises you’ll need. Those are the ones I use, of course I don’t remember the video but he has plenty, you’ll find what you need on his channel. A great guy really.
@@rodneytaylor7720 tysm
I can’t find him. Do you know the exact channel name
Love your content, Can you do tips on keyboard placement? How distance, angle, etc.
Do whatever feels the most comfortable to you
Could you do a video analysing Shroud's aiming mechanics? Cheers! Love your videos!
I grip more lightly which helps me. The reason is less friction with straight palm downforce grip.
i grew up playing shooters with the logitech G9x which was discontinued for almost two decades now.
i have shaky aim with anything else, and other mice feels wrong to claw grip because they are so tall and bulbous.
one tip i can give is to get a somewhat soft pad and slightly press onto it when aiming.
Nice vid👍 A good topic for a future one would be ADS settings and what to look for when choosing such setting.
this helped me so much it was irritating at first but now its ok
thank you
For me it get's worse the more surface area I have. I press my palm too hard on the mouse so it moves a lot on the mousepad without actually moving my hand. I also play on very very low sens to counter the shakyness
since you're an expert aiming coach I really hope you expand your practice in other input type. I'm talking about controller and not normal controller settings no I'm talking gyro aiming. I hope you can make people acknowledge and appreciate gyro aiming because no one cares about it even if it's one of the best aiming methods for some people
man. What a legendary video! :D
Thank you coach ❤️ for this video i donno sometimes my aims goes so shaky, pisses me of
My aim got Shakey when I switched from a QCK to a artisan hien, I actually really prefer the slow pad
get the zero
I like to keep my some part of my thumb or pinky in contact with the mousepad when Im doing micro mouse movements, it helps me reduce the shakiness in my aim.
For smooth and accurate, I press more of my thumb and pinky down; fast and flicky I lift them up.
down side to this is that I find it hard to use mouse buttons once you get used to it since u relied so much on the friction of your fingers to help you aim.
Dude yes thank you this helped so much!
Changing grip style could help. Try palm, palm claw, (finger tip could make things worse but you could try it), also trying mice with different grip widths can help (They range from 52mm to about 64mm) and makes a big difference
any good advice on mousepad placement and resetting the mouse position back to the center? and is this even important? is there a video that covers this already? ive watched a lot of your vids and maybe saw it addressed once but i dont remember. thanks for the dope content btw. i love the very logical and original approach to fps mechanics
They make these monster mouse pads, they take up the entire table. Highly recommend one.
@@SBOutrich I have an aqua control + from x ray pad and tbh it’s the only desk sized pad I’d get due to how good it is
Just pick up the mouse and put it back to your “home position”
@@Healp145 since i made this comment my theory is now just dont think about aim too much. just let your hand react and do its thing and practice till youre skilled. instead focus on whats happening in the game. also, pushing oneself to hit good shots will make one better i think
@@Zerophoenix1 exactly what I do
YES!!!.The Video i've been Searching For. Like i'll Explain it Like This, When i Try To Awp, The Bullet Goes Right Near The Enemy like 2 inches And Im Like "WHAT!?!!?, THAT WENT RIGHT THROUGH HIM!!!".The Thing Is Shaking Is A Very Bad Habit In Gaming, It Can Cause A Very Big Problem And Like Make Your Aim Inconsistent And It Can Make A Winning Game Easily Lose.Also Coach Can You Make A Video On How to Improve Reaction Time Naturally By playing The Game.Also Please Make A Video On Like How To Make Fast Decisions When Playing Any Game (FPS, Strategy & etc) And Think What To Do Fast in A Tensed Situation.
Why is every word capitalised it's the worst thing I've ever seen
@@judeking119 idk, i type like that.it's weird i know😅
thx you helped me go from 2 kills a match to 22 in valorant thx so much
What a timing , I just needed it .
I have a heavy mouse and I am low sensitivity player :( . My hands small too
What kind of mouse do you have? I have a Logitech and a razor one. The Logitech is smaller compared to the razor mouse, it feels pretty small in my hand m. Maybe you can take a look into one of the Logitech’s?
za13 and 12 goated shape. Higher wrist position cause of hump and perfect amount of limited fingertip adjustment to force you to use arm and wrist more makes tracking smoother and flicking consistent. shape and weight limits skill ceiling compared to an mz1 or final mouse but its just perfect for competitive tac shooter performance
i have a superlight and I'm thinking about getting a za13-b is it worth it? 15x8 hands or 16x9 i don't remember (i claw)
@@lilililiililili6363 I have same hand size as yours and it fits perfect
@@lilililiililili6363 if you don't mind slighr worse quality get m42
18/10 cm hands, should i go for the za-12 or za-13? I play a palm-claw hybrid btw.
@@niloykesslar2447 I have 18.5 x 9.2 and the za13 is super comfy for me but I feel like you could get either and play well. I do seem to aim better with smaller mice and lighter mice tho so I think the 13 would be ideal
Can you break down TenZ mouse grip? Would love to see it, Thanks!
it's hard because pros have so many, and don't really share what they really do
Is right or left eye dominance important for CS? Which hand your gun is does it really matter?
I love the first grip thank you.
Try taking a deep breath and exhaling slowly. It sometimes help with my aim. Or just hold your breath all together.
That’s because you’re tensing up and taking these deep breaths is calming you down and causing you to stop tensing your wrist/forearm. A better method would be to focus on not tensing up until you can do it subconsciously
this vid rlly helped me like ALOT
make sure your desk doesn't shake if i went fast then hold my mouse still it moves as my deck stops shaking
Fps Coach: Helps curled grip players
Normal grip players watching vid: 😐...
Could you make a video on how to choose the perfect mouse?
That's tricky just because there's so much personal preference involved, what one person likes won't necessarily translate over to someone else. BUT, I would recommend the Zowie mouse fitting kit if it's available in your region and you can afford it ($25 + a $250 hold on your credit card until it's returned). It's probably the best way to try a bunch of different shapes/sizes so you can figure out what you like.
Here it is: th-cam.com/video/_DQRLh0Kpvs/w-d-xo.html
helps me a lot thank u
Thanks so much bro
Rambo. What about a video about certain palm grips that touch the pad. Touching the pad, and some grips you have your forearm not touching the pad. Stuff like that I tested seemed to have interesting results in aiming altogether.
G pro wireless or viper ult for better aim and more comfort, i also use both palm and relaxed claw as well
I tried multiple sensitivity's and no matter how low i went i managed to still over aim, so i went to the default 2.5 sens and 400 dpi and overal is much better but also harder to control when you need to make micro adjustment's.
I love your channel I have learned so much. Please can you make some Apex focused content
Aim was shaky nowadays, thanks for the upload!
mr.toes u need this my man
Thank you for the guide.
I have a problem: I curl my fingers effortlessly so how do I understand the limit point?
thanks rambo
Thx. For people who want sens for val use: aim 45 and scope multiplier .35. it's goated.
Honestly in my experience whenever I play creative in Fortnite I'm not shaky and my aim is lit while in arena it's shaky no honestly my whole body is shaking/trembling bc im nervous and all I could say is fix it by gaining experience and play more arena games:).
I'm kinda starting to improve I started drawing with my mouse I play more arena and it feels like I'm just playing creative where I continuesly respawn.
I've been watching your videos for a while, but my only issue is over aiming (I still land a lot of flicks, cause of ~160ms reaction time). I'm 26 yo now and I can't remember when it started, but I didn't have such issue 10 years ago. I've played a lot with sensitivity and even when I lower it so much I under aim close targets, I still over aim long flicks. My aim was godlike and now I lost my motivation at all to play fps games because of over aiming. Any tips on that issue (maybe future video)?
He actually did a video about that and by trying his tipo i improved a lot
I can link it to you if you want
@@niclebowski9214 I would be grateful
th-cam.com/video/ixlgtyeW1go/w-d-xo.html
Thats the video. Btw the most important part is when he talks about practicing by flicking onto the target and taking your time to do the microadjustments, doesnt matter how much time it takes, be accurate. By doing this for 1 to 2 weeks your aim will be much more consistent and over/under aiming wont be that big of a problem. Hope i was useful, see you ingame.
So helpful
What mousepad is that? Wicked colors!!
vaxee pa
I swapped to lower sensitivity at one point to combat this issue to no avail. In fact it in most cases made it even worse on certain days. I have no idea how I fixed it but I eventually did. Just came back to playing games this week and i'm experiencing all the same problems I had when I started, genuinely want to cry.
I can relate to this so much. I always think I’ve fixed it but the next day all of a sudden my remedy just doesn’t work anymore
What mouse were you using in the video, color was awesome!
Broken mouse spray painted matte gray
I do close to Max curl and do well in game. I guess it’s just preference?
isn't about everything in life just preference? If it works for you then you go with it. Everyone is built different.
Thank you so much
Hey!
Think I remember you talking about a wrist warmer that you used when sleeping in a previous video?
If I am correct, what product was it and did you find it helpful?
Take care
William
helped me realize my natural grip was a mix of the two,, my thumb, pointer and fu finger are extended out and my ring and pinky finger are curled (palm/claw hybrid?)
You gotta keep yourself warm from shaking from cold temperature
everytime i change my mouse grip my aim gets better. after playing same grip for several days i perform bad. then change grip and get performance boost
I notice that when I switch crosshair color.
i got shaky aim from banging my hand on the desk so much
Thanks, I'm very relieved - I now use a relaxed, full hand on the mouse. 😊
Shiiii needed this ty
After an arm workout I HAVE THE WORST AIM POSSIBLE. I think most of the shakiness is just due to sore muscles, Taurine and potassium seem to help alleviate the tense / jittery tremor type feeling while I aim.
I now realize i probably have the wrong mouse for my hand, The next mouse i buy i'm gonna study a bit more to get the best mouse for me.
any tips on how to place palm on mouse with big hands?
Perfect vídeo!
whenever I have shaky aim it's either because I need to eat or because I am not warmed up properly and then doing thin gauntlet and pokeball tasks fixes it.
For my aim, I snap on to the head and shake. When I snap and shake I play much better than just snap and shoot. No shaking when not in a fight
lmao you get called out for cheats a lot huh
@@valorantbugs8078 When I was climbing from p1 to D3. 90% winrate, match mvp every game. I have work taking up majority of my time, so immortal soon
@@pigsrock93 any tips?
@@Ptoki1 Crosshair placement is everything
If ur csgo player, for example if ur 800 dpi 1 sens in game change it to 0.8 it worked perfectly for me
Can you make a video about Zyw0o’s mouse grip
This is the best youtube channel in the fcking universe
well damn that helped a lot
bro would u mind make a video about aceu's mouse grip
plzzz
you a real one bro
My finger tips curl backwards when maxed out not straight they look like ramps 😭
Pretty good video
Hey is just me? I feel like the sound is too low. Anyway thank you, I love your videos.
It's pretty low. Not just you
What I did with my shaky aim, went from playing at 800edpi to 330-400edpi lmao. The wrist pain tho
Switch to arm
If anything my wrist problems became less significant after I switched to low sens. Try to use your arm more
lower the height of your desk or raise your chair
holy 800 edpi is bound to be shaky
Really should be aiming with your arm
im getting serious pain in my lower ring finger after playing for 2hrs
i grip the mouse with my index finger tip on LMB, middle finger on RMB, ring finger and pinkie finger closed/sticked together on the right side of the mouse touching the mousepad and thumb below the side buttons of the mouse. no part of my palm touches the mouse
what should i do to avoid this pain? is my grip natural/normal?
If you fingertip, make sure you have a small enough mouse, but not too small and that it's light enough (around 70g or below imo). If you measure the width of your hand+thumb, the width of the mosue should be 60% of that. It could also be possible, that you grip your mouse too tightly.
also mouse shape helps a lot with comfort.what about if you overshoot say left but slightly undershoot going right? or same but up or down?
At that point I would try to position the mouse differently. If you tend to stop movements further to the left that you want to, try to have the base position further to the right.
I can't do close range. I lose complete control and sight of my target. Its dreadful. Ive only been pc gaming for 2 months and probably have not won a single cqc scenario.
I have this same issue where i just straight up cant see my target once im in too close. Its like they just go everywhere and i cant keep track of or focus on them at all. It makes me even more tense making my aim even worse.
@@shadows1987 yeah man. Its crazy. I did get aimlab shortly after posting this and it definitely has tools that seem to be helping!
Try not to tunnel vision
Hey RRK have you done a video about keeping your mouse arm relaxed? My setup ergo is good I just have a hard time keeping my arm relaxed especially when the game gets intense and I feel like it hurts my aim. Thanks!
what gaming mouse do you reccomend for people with bigger hands
thx