How to Find your Perfect Mouse Grip

The first step of having great aim is to have a perfect grip. There is no wrong or right way to grip a mouse since it depends on personal feel, shape of the mouse, and hand/finger size. In this video, I share checkpoints and recommendations to finding your personal grip.
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[GroundGame.]

Ron, I've been watching your content for years now. It has helped me improve alot especially with tracking and aim. I would love to see more in depth guides and examples on positioning and decision making there are hardly any in-depth guides or content competition on positioning than aim. Cheers! Keep it up!

[bobby_au]

Why youtube was feeding me other content when all i ever needed was your channel. great video cant wait to binge

[c_xn]

doesn't matter if the grip's normal or very unorthodox, as long as we get ourselves the comfort and effectiveness when aiming on the grip, just go for it

for me who always unconsciously changes grip when aiming, as long as I tap heads I take it (don't do a grip where your pinky is up, it is very straining on your hands), just try to discover where your hands are comfortable with

[KennyKennTV]

Watched this video but not at home, practiced finding my grip on my mobile lmao

[KHALID]

hello thanks for the tips and the video in general, i usually graze the mousepad with the tip of 3 of my fingers (ring, thumb, pinky) but recently i found out i aim better when i try not to have them lower enough to graze but the problem is it takes effort, when stress happens i usually go back to what i do normally which is the first, any tips?

[oyebantai]

Grip doesn't matter imo as long as it's comfy and natural, I've used several mice, mousepad, grips and the grazing part is just to compensate for stopping power, some just hover their wrist and readjust without planting their wrist, some use a tilted grip where it's harder to stop but easier to track since the meaty part of ur thumb isn't their for stability. I personally plant my wrist and just microflick targets while I use my fingers to stop aka grazing, only difficulty im having with my aiming style is tracking since the mousepad is sticking to my arm when I tuck my mouse in and try to track. This is just my experience, happy to learn if im wrong

[thedofoshow]

I got one of the logitech superlights and it just feels impossible for me to hold comfortably. I like how light the mouse is and the feel of it but my movement feels so confined and restricted when I use it. If i grip too tightly my palm/hand starts to cramp. Too lose and I can't micro adjust consistently. I really want to use this mouse but it feels like my entire body is rejecting it.

[watrusi]

My hands are big and I can’t aim when I have my pinky in the mouse it hurts my hand

[GlashausAIMZ]

my suggestion is not to fix it. the grip that feels natural to you is indeed your grip.