[0:00] Does your aim look like this, but you
[0:01] want it to look like this?
[0:06] To get an insane aim, you have to hone
[0:07] down the four fundamental pillars that
[0:09] every player must master: crosshair
[0:11] placement, raw aim, spray control, and
[0:14] perfect movement. Each topic deserves
[0:16] its own video, but to make it easier for
[0:18] you, I will break down all the info you
[0:20] need into this fully updated aiming
[0:22] guide. I've coached hundreds of players
[0:24] from silver to diamond and diamond to
[0:25] immortal, and even reach immortal myself
[0:27] in just 1 month of playing. So, make
[0:29] sure to stay till the end to get all the
[0:31] free info in this video. Now, let's
[0:33] start off with the first pillar, which
[0:35] is crosshair placement. Everyone here
[0:36] has probably heard all about crosshair
[0:38] placement a million times before. But,
[0:40] to keep it simple, it's all about
[0:42] keeping your crosshair at head level and
[0:44] pre-aiming positions that the enemies
[0:46] can be. Having insane crosshair
[0:47] placement allows you to do less flicks
[0:49] and less mouse movements, which means
[0:51] you will react faster onto targets and
[0:53] have a higher headshot percentage
[0:55] overall. This is the sole reason why
[0:57] pros like Zekken are so good. They have
[1:00] perfected the art of crosshair placement
[1:02] and can seamlessly be at head level no
[1:04] matter what elevation they are in or how
[1:06] chaotic the situation is. Now, even if
[1:09] you think you have good crosshair
[1:10] placement, trust me, it can still be
[1:12] improved. I like comparing it to
[1:14] practicing your free throws in
[1:15] basketball. It's one of those skills
[1:16] that can never be fully perfected, but
[1:18] you can get super close as long as you
[1:20] put in the effort. Now, Rooney, how can
[1:22] we get pro level crosshair placement?
[1:24] There are three tips I teach all my
[1:26] students that help them improve their
[1:27] crosshair placement insanely fast and
[1:29] also allow them to reach ascendant and
[1:31] immortal in under 90 days. First is the
[1:34] three crosshair width rule. When you're
[1:35] in an off angle and expect an enemy to
[1:38] wide swing you, hold the angle three
[1:40] crosshair widths away. This is so that
[1:41] you can pre-aim the inevitable wide
[1:43] swing, giving you much more time to kill
[1:45] the enemy rather than getting caught off
[1:47] guard. To know if an enemy will wide
[1:48] swing you, use audio indicators and
[1:50] footsteps to help with this, as well as
[1:53] ask yourself if you're in an off angle
[1:55] or a common angle. Usually, in off
[1:57] angles, players will wide swing you
[1:58] because they don't expect your position
[1:59] there. And if you're in a common angle,
[2:01] they will peek you tightly, which means
[2:03] you can keep your crosshair closer to
[2:04] the wall. And between you and me, let's
[2:06] face it, most players in low elo just
[2:08] wide swing anyways. So, it's best to
[2:09] keep this a habit you do constantly. The
[2:11] second is the tracker method. Look
[2:13] through your Val tracker and try to spot
[2:15] the lowest headshot percentage maps that
[2:17] you have. Now, go into custom games and
[2:18] pick maps where you have bad headshot
[2:20] percentages on and enable all cheats.
[2:23] Once you're in the game, practice
[2:24] scaling up sites and using the details
[2:26] on the maps to help you keep at head
[2:27] level. The big things to spot are wooden
[2:29] boxes, radiant crates, and even textures
[2:31] on the walls. Riot's map developers have
[2:33] intentionally made indicators for
[2:35] players so they know where head height
[2:37] is. So, as long as you can find them,
[2:38] your crosshair placement will literally
[2:40] become perfect. Number three is practice
[2:42] your tracing. Everyone has heard about
[2:44] slicing the pie to clear angles, but
[2:45] most forget about when to trace the
[2:47] angles. Tracing the angle simply means
[2:49] that as you're pre-aiming, instead of
[2:51] looking into the wall and predicting
[2:53] someone to be back there, you want a
[2:55] crosshair with a way and trace around
[2:57] it. This is especially good if you don't
[2:58] have time to clear every single off
[3:00] angle or you're in a hurry to take a
[3:02] fight. This helps you have an insane
[3:04] advantage as it improves your reaction
[3:06] time, increases speed to clear angles
[3:08] without sacrificing anything. If you
[3:09] don't believe this works, let's look at
[3:11] Zekken again doing it himself. As you
[3:13] can see, he constantly keeps his
[3:14] crosshair a with a way as he peeks and
[3:17] traces around the corner. He does this
[3:19] so he can speed up to get to the
[3:20] position he wants to be in while not
[3:22] having to slow down and clear each off
[3:24] angle he comes across. As all Zekken
[3:26] needs to do is trace around the corner
[3:28] and stop the moment they appear on his
[3:30] screen. These three tips are the most
[3:32] important things to do to ensure your
[3:34] crosshair placement reaches a pro level
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[5:07] the pinned comment. Now, having insane
[5:09] crosshair placement is incredibly
[5:11] important but as humans we aren't
[5:13] perfect all the time and sometimes we
[5:15] have to rely on our flicks when we're
[5:17] caught off guard, which is why we're
[5:18] moving on to the second pillar, which is
[5:21] raw aim. Most players I coach have this
[5:23] one huge issue that they can't seem to
[5:25] fix, which is shaky aim. You have
[5:27] probably searched up on YouTube on how
[5:29] to fix this and all you get are people
[5:31] telling you to just relax your hand or
[5:33] say something completely BS like
[5:34] changing your grip style. Instead of
[5:36] doing that, I'm going to give you some
[5:38] real answers on how we can fix our shaky
[5:40] flicks. The first is probably something
[5:42] you don't want to hear but you just
[5:43] haven't developed that skill yet. It's
[5:45] not that you have shaky aim because
[5:46] you're something wrong. Often times with
[5:48] my students, it's that you have trained
[5:50] improperly and don't have strong
[5:52] technique when you're flicking, which
[5:53] results in the shakiness that we have.
[5:56] So, to instantly fix this, instead of
[5:57] trying to aim faster, slow down and
[6:00] focus on your technique. Obviously, I
[6:02] can go on and on about this, but to make
[6:04] it really easy for you, I'll give you
[6:05] the two most important tips right now,
[6:07] or you'll be stuck with horrible aim
[6:09] forever. The first is to treat every
[6:11] flick you make into two motions. The
[6:12] first step is your hospital flick where
[6:14] you move your mouse as fast as you
[6:15] possibly can to get near the target. And
[6:17] the second motion is the micro
[6:19] adjustment you do to make up for the
[6:21] under or over flick you did initially.
[6:23] This technique is used by every single
[6:25] pro with the flicky aiming style, such
[6:27] as C9 Oxy, so that he can be really fast
[6:29] with his aim, but still is insanely
[6:31] accurate. And one thing to know, when
[6:33] you do your hospital flick, always try
[6:35] to under flick onto the target. The
[6:37] reason why you don't want to over flick
[6:38] it is because you are technically doing
[6:40] more mouse adjustments than you would if
[6:43] you intentionally under flick, meaning
[6:44] that over flicking is less optimal. So,
[6:46] make sure you're always aiming to at
[6:48] least under flick onto the target to
[6:50] optimize your mouse movements. And most
[6:52] players who struggle with this mainly
[6:53] just focus on the hospital and under
[6:55] develop their micro adjustment. To train
[6:57] this, all you need to do is go into the
[6:59] range, do medium bots, and do your best
[7:01] to score 25 out of 30 bots copying this
[7:04] exact technique. And before we get into
[7:06] the second tip, the biggest question my
[7:07] students ask me are if I should look at
[7:09] my crosshair or at the target. You
[7:11] should be focusing on the target while
[7:12] you aim. When we do this correctly, it
[7:14] will feel like a light bulb moment where
[7:16] everything just clicks. Take a ceiling
[7:17] fan for example. If you look at it
[7:19] generally, everything just looks like a
[7:21] blur. But, when we focus on one specific
[7:23] blade, you can easily track it spinning.
[7:25] It's much easier for you to read
[7:27] movement, react faster, and track the
[7:29] speed of a player peaking you. So, by
[7:31] focusing on your crosshair, this will
[7:32] tend to lead you to having shaky aim as
[7:34] the target just seems like a blur to
[7:36] you. But, focusing on the enemy actually
[7:37] makes them look a lot slower, which is
[7:39] really important, especially when you're
[7:41] in a duel where both of you are counter
[7:43] strafing trying to track each other's
[7:44] head. Overall, these two methods are by
[7:46] far the best ways to improve your aim
[7:48] and kill all shakiness from it. So,
[7:49] having crazy crosshair placement and
[7:51] great raw aim is important, but without
[7:52] this next important fundamental pillar,
[7:54] your aim will make you bottom frag. And
[7:56] the third pillar is learning how to
[7:58] spray transfer. If you've never heard of
[7:59] spray transferring before, basically
[8:01] it's the mechanic of accurately going
[8:03] from one moving target to the other
[8:04] while you're fully spraying. As you can
[8:06] see in these clips, to master aim, you
[8:08] must have insane spray transferring and
[8:10] crazy quick reactions. Now, you might be
[8:11] wondering how the hell can we train
[8:13] this? And first, I want to talk about a
[8:15] huge misconception that a lot of you
[8:16] have. Your spray control isn't as random
[8:19] as you think it is. A lot of people
[8:20] think it's hard to control your spray,
[8:22] but in reality, your first 12 to 15
[8:24] bullets that you shoot will be fully
[8:25] accurate as long as you spray straight
[8:27] down. But what about the last 15
[8:29] bullets? Yes, your spray control becomes
[8:31] random and we can't really control
[8:33] randomness, which is why you sometimes
[8:34] see pro players like PRXSomething shake
[8:37] their mouse towards the end of a crazy
[8:38] spray transfer because that is the
[8:40] technique they use to minimize the
[8:42] randomness in their sprays as much as
[8:44] possible. With that being said, even
[8:45] though our spray is technically still
[8:47] random at a certain point, it's actually
[8:49] pretty easy to control. Once you shoot
[8:51] the first 15 bullets straight down, for
[8:53] the remaining bullets, you just need to
[8:54] move your mouse side to side to control
[8:56] it. And with Valorant, you can mostly be
[8:58] accurate doing this without too much
[9:00] effort. The hard part is now
[9:01] implementing spray transfers. The best
[9:03] practice you can do is going into death
[9:05] matches and have a sole focus on working
[9:08] on how you spray and fight. So, don't
[9:10] try to burst spray or tap, just fully
[9:12] focus on this one technique. This is so
[9:14] you don't overwhelm yourself and can
[9:15] isolate on improving the skill without
[9:17] any distraction. I promise you, if you
[9:19] go into your death match practice like
[9:20] this, you will get better at your spray
[9:22] control and spray transfer. Now, one of
[9:24] the biggest mistakes lower-ranked
[9:25] players make is not understanding how
[9:27] much movement controls gunfights. There
[9:29] is one simple change I want you to
[9:30] implement that will instantly win you
[9:32] more duels, which is learning how to
[9:33] crouch properly during fights. Since
[9:36] Valorant's release, crouching has been a
[9:37] heated debate of if it's good or bad.
[9:40] You probably hear the same points over
[9:41] and over again, like crouching is bad
[9:43] because it makes you an easy target to
[9:44] kill, or crouching is good because it
[9:46] throws off enemies crosshair placement
[9:48] and helps with sprays. Now, to give you
[9:49] the real answer, crouching can be boiled
[9:51] down to taking committed fights. So,
[9:53] let's go over three situations crouching
[9:55] might be bad. First is if you're too far
[9:57] away in a fight. Crouching in these
[9:58] situations is bad because you will
[10:00] instantly get punished by players
[10:01] counter-strafing or dead-zoning. Also,
[10:03] your spray will be all over the place.
[10:05] If the enemies are more than 15 m away.
[10:07] Second is if you are actively pushing
[10:09] sites or playing retake. If you crouch
[10:11] in these situations, it's very easy for
[10:13] enemies to either trade each other or
[10:15] catch you off guard as they funnel in.
[10:16] Third is if you're holding a common
[10:18] angle. Most of the time you'll get flash
[10:20] or stunned, which means if you're
[10:21] already crouching, you'll have no time
[10:23] to reposition and un-peak instantly.
[10:25] Now, what are situations that crouching
[10:27] is actually good? First is during 1v1
[10:29] fights. By crouching into an isolated
[10:31] 1v1, you're able to throw off enemies
[10:33] crosshair placements, allowing you to
[10:35] win the fight much easier. However, make
[10:37] sure to only commit to the crouch when
[10:39] you are ready. And to know if you're
[10:40] ready, you just need to make sure you
[10:42] know your crosshair is on them, or if
[10:44] you tag them once in the body, and since
[10:46] their movement speed slows down
[10:47] drastically here, you finish with a
[10:49] crouch spray. Second is during micro
[10:51] peaks. All this means is to isolate your
[10:53] duels properly without making any sound
[10:55] and to catch them off guard. Now, with
[10:56] these micro peaks, we can actually add
[10:58] in crouching to throw off enemies
[11:00] crosshair placement while keeping the
[11:01] same movement speed. The trick to this
[11:03] is to not fully crouch, however, tap it
[11:06] so that we only go 50% of the way down.
[11:08] This is so we can keep the same benefits
[11:10] of crouching, but also keep our movement
[11:12] speed up and agility during the duel.
[11:14] Again, crouching is one of those skills
[11:16] that so many people seem to forget is
[11:18] actually good. But, the problem is many
[11:21] low-ranked players don't know how to
[11:23] abuse this. And the moment you're able
[11:25] to master the art of crouching, you'll
[11:27] end up reaching Immortal by the time
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