How to Get Good Aim FAST ft. FPS Coach Ron Rambo Kim

Here are the top tips and tricks of FPS coach Ron Rambo Kim to get good Aim fast!

Every FPS player wishes they were an aim-god, but very few people ever reach that status. There are advanced tactics for improving aim that can help anyone achieve insane aiming skills.

A better practice and aim training in your game can help you to reach the status "god". I thought of no one better to get good aim than the FPS Coach Ron Rambo Kim. After years of playing Counter-Strike professionally, followed by years of coaching top teams like Complexity and Cloud 9, Ron has accumulated a wealth of FPS knowledge & aiming skills.

The key aspects of aiming are teaching you the mindset needed to improve, and implementing an advanced perspective on how to play at your maximum ability. The fast-track to developing insane aiming skills and getting one step close to the status of an aim-god.

Aim training is recommended to any gamer who is dedicated to improving his shooting skills in FPS games to become a Pro Player. Practicing your aim by only playing the game is the best and fastest way to boost your aim. This is crucial to scaling up your aim for all types of aiming from flicking to tracking and strafe aiming to start your journey to becoming a Pro Player.

You can check out all video parts to know about how to become an aiming god in Counter-Strike by clicking the timestamps below for a quick view of every action.

0:00 - Getting Godlike Aim
1:11 - Other FPS Aspects
2:23 - Aim Trainers
4:06 - Genetics & Mindset
6:09 - Types of Aim
9:28 - Advanced Advice & Alignment
13:14 - Consistency
17:09 - Starting Your Experiment

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[MegaSupergirl]

I don’t want to be an ‘aim god’ I just want to not be shit at FPS games

[victorreynaga]

Another point in helping your aim which im not sure they mentioned is what to look at, most of the time people wil stare at their crosshair while they aim...its better to stare at the thing your aiming at and letting your body naturally put your crosshair over the target using muscle memory...this is what i have learned after 160+ hourts on aimlabs...also everything else they mention about posture, mouse grips and arm position is 10000% crucial and can ruin your aim more than you can imagine.

[Kariyu]

10:04 I'll touch on it, since there is no perception of depth with 2d aim, games like osu! don't help and are just meant to be played as regular games, don't use them as aim trainers
Having no depth means you can't gauge distances between where you and the enemy are are almost made impossible
I liked this video, was very entertaining, good work!

[lilililililililililililili]

"... and with lower sensivity"
*Shows Hiko play*

[jabob]

Being a musician who has been playing for 9 years, i can tell you that aim trainers will HELP. You dont get better at an instrument by just playing solos. You have to play scales and etudes. You dont get better at football by just playing the game. You have to supplement it with HIIT cardio and weight training. You dont get better at gaming by just playing the game. You have to aim train to supplement and warm up.

[theBROWNbanditP]

This video was actually so helpful. It was the posture and how I was sitting. Also watching how little Shroud actually moves his arm. Aim immediately got better with less than an hour of paying attention to how I was setting my self up for consistency.

[failingfastpvp]

Really love how eAthleteLabs content is always game agnostic and any learning here is applicable to any shooter game. Despite the saturation of the "aim" topic, you were able to talk about it from a new valuable angle.

[homerthompson]

I've been a lifelong console gamer. Been PC gaming for only 2 years. Been wrist aiming the whole time and finally just switched to arm aiming. One tip that helped me get to the next level in my training was that I was overthinking how my hand was moving. I realized that I don't do this when it comes to analog sticks on console. My mistake using MnK was that I would first focus on my hand movement and see how it would correlate with the movement on screen. This is the wrong mindset. Instead, focus on the TARGET ON SCREEN first, then the hand will naturally lead itself to the target. You may be thinking that I still suck. Well, you're still building up your muscle memory. The increase in skill and fine tune aiming will come with time. But this is the mindset you must have.

If you think about it, on console, you don't really actively think about your aiming when playing the game, you're instead thinking about your target and your thumb movement on the analog stick is more "automatic" if you will. This is how I've been treating my mouse aiming and it has really helped out in my training.

[Bp-gqtc]

At first, on aim labs, my precision was 54 while my other aspects like speed flicking and tracking were 30. So I was always good at long range battles, but when a raze or a jett dashed or satchel boosted, I wouldn't know how to react. Now all my stats in aim labs are above 46 and I've become much more better at dealing with raze's and jett's

[randomtv]

Been watching for so long now always been using aim trainers but this has some new info, thanks!

[neko]

ive been in a big slump lately, and this video reminded me on the small non gaming things such as the way my body was and it was much needed. well made video.

[achilles]

I already did all the things mentioned in this video (partially own ideas, partially because of Rambo´s channel) and I promise, (at least for me) they worked 100%.

[milligrams]

Currently watching this on break at work and man I can’t wait to go home and play CS 😂😂

[darkassassin]

I always learn something from your videos and it includes a lot in my improvement results. Great job sir. Pls keep it up!

[pardonmy_existence]

I just started playing video games and i am 22, but always wanted to play games the feeling of being greate at fps never fade away.
So for beginner like me, i thing aim lab is really good to create reflexes, muscle memory and hand eye co ordination...
Also i grew up using office mouse so high in game sensitivity is good for new post 20 players because i never used big mousepads and workedout with the little space i got using mostly my wrists

[PowerK]

This video is actually the best I swear to god

[russeldesotto]

Yooo i follow all those thing and prac like a week and it work tysm dude you always the best making tips about aiming

[popops]

Being a person that change his sens everytime he thinks he is doing wrong this was the first video that convinced me to train only one.

[nyxfred]

I'm going to try do get into challnger league and this video helps a lot for what I need to improve. Thanks a lot!