Fix your Aim with these Tips

One of the most common issues I see in my lessons is moving the mouse inefficiently with improper elbow and forearm positions. Try these tips to be quicker and smoother with your mouse control.
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[ivantheboy]

Even as an advanced gamer who's been using PC for pretty much a decade, the coach always has something new for me to learn or work on, love this video, never really thought about it this way.

[adamk]

wow this is actually an exact problem that i've had for a while now and was unable to figure out why. very helpful, thank you.

[FrostPhoenix_]

Always love Ron's to the point video's with no bs or falsely shitting around to make the video longer for ad revenue.

[gaiivoke]

i found these anatomy limitations once i started lowering my desk height in order to reduce friction... i love your philosophies Ron, keep it up!

[Kyurem]

Never had this problem. I used to palm grip before but I tried finger tip and my overall aim improved alot.

[zgteMala]

I slammed my mouse way too much and thought the thickness of my mousepad had something to do with it. Thanks!

[bam-kepx]

Thank you Rambo. It helps me so much. Keep going on guy. Love you!

[IamPantheR]

Thank you Rambo for all this useful tips through the years!

[Demianz]

thank you!! I actually wanted to confirm the first tip you said and this really helped me allot better with the understanding of how i can actually have better hand movement/grip without feeling sore afterwards. you a goat !

[koltereist]

Good to see another upload, was wondering if you are gonna make another pros playstyle vid

[fl]

Rambo always has great advice. His input about ergonomics is top notch

[rio]

I really appreciate these videos I’m improving my aim for sure but it’s not on the level that I want it yet

[SuerteLiquidda]

Besto aim sensei!
Thanks for sharing this

[mr.lonely_xi]

Idk about others but even the height of the table and the chair plays an important role in aiming too so I suggest to get a comfortable height with a proper chair where u can rest ur elbow and that would drastically make ur arms more comfortable to aim.
And also the height of the monitor so that it won't hurt ur neck when you play for hours

[xavisardar]

I play a lot of Valorant. I've been having some wrist pain lately. This is a great video. I'm deff changing my arm position. thank you. subscribed.

[ethanwilson]

I love the content man! You've been killing it. Quick question for you.

I've been doing a lot of aim training and working on mechanics. I've noticed when I'm working on flicks, my hand and mouse always end up sneaking closer and closer to my body/the bottom of the mousemat, even if I'm flicking up and much as down, or resetting to center after every shot. What causes this, and is it a bad thing?

thanks again for the videos. Cheers.

[DeusKite]

Nice video!
Now im wondering how many reked mices you have. This zowie ec has a cut off cable and the other zowie fk has a build out scroll wheel. :D

[themainevnt]

Your video about chair and desk height is crucial. If you don’t have that 90 degree on your right arm you will never know what your missing

[Derrek]

Great video!
I have one question though and I couldn't find the answer anywhere:
Should I rest my wrist on the mouse pad while aiming? It feels more comfortable for me, but maybe it's not recommended.

[admiralgamers]

One way I countered that is by sitting at a 45 degree angle to the desk and moved the monitor to the left corner having my elbow on table arm at a 45 degree.