VALORANT | Aiming Guide & Tricks From A Pro FPS Coach

There's plenty of Aim guides out there for VALORANT but we wanted to sit down with an actual ex pro player and coach about how to improve and in broadstroaks how to get into the right mindset and practice routines to become a god aimer.
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[RyanCentralYT]

Some really good ideas on what to practice and how specifically to practice it. There is some minor things in here too that are super easy to gloss over and dismiss but I promise you everything you need is here! Working with Aimlab has been a blast and I hope you learnt a thing or 2 in this video :D

[markbaboey]

im pretty sure that the background gameplay is cursed

[carlson]

The changing sensitivity everytime part reminded me of Tenz

[Dkidlee]

Been following rambo for two years now. glad to see him here on this channel.

[name]

love how he explain every single detail that i fuck up...and i know that is fucking me up... but i will work on it

[bfryan]

Rambos a fucking legand glad to see the goat on this channel he's helped me so much in the past

[x.kitsune]

1 big aim trainer tip that I think will help a ton of people is to start off the scenarios/drills slow but close to 100% accurate then slowly increase your speed. If you try to increase your speed too fast and prioritize it over accuracy all you're doing is practicing and building muscle memory at being inaccurate. If you don't make those inaccuracy corrections because you're pushing speed, you're going to train bad habits. It's always better to start off slowly but accurately so you can build that muscle memory and know that you can rely on your aim because your eye-hand coordination is good. Once you can rely on your aim, you don't have to always focus on your crosshair to hit the target, you can see the target and shoot it while looking for other targets at the same time.

Also personally, I like Kovaak's better than AimLab. It seems like AimLab has been a lot more popular lately just because they sponsor a bunch of players. Either way make sure you're not just practicing stationary flicking scenarios, you need to be able to reliably flick or track moving targets as well. In Valorant especially, a lot depends on reliably pre-placing your crosshair at head level as you check corners/angles.

[Yo-koxt]

Be honest did u listen or just watch the g2 and liquid gameplay😂

[Calvin-oqpx]

The video on the background is so distracting i forgot to listen to rambo lmao

[hoover]

Why does this video only have 27k views??? So much good information.

[LegacyFTW]

Great video, very concise, Rambo. I try to explain a few of these concepts to my friends who want to improve but now I can just post this in the discord 💯

[kenval]

Been waiting for this ever since subscribing . <3 the content

[LiaraAnnDeran]

If the video doesn't include "Just click heads 4Head" I'll be disappointed. :(

[janmane]

for starters, your sitting position should be eyelevel to your crosshair for consistent crosshair placement : hand/arm should be as close as possible to the front right side of the monitor ..

[chriss]

Iv used alot of ours just how to figure out what crosshair i like best😑

[isaaclalnunzira]

i am suffering from gamers thumb and its effing hard to even grab a mouse properly, my thumb would flick up on its own and then some tingling sensation and then i CRY

[fbmw]

I have G502 and last week changed the polling rate from 1000hz to 500hz and it does a noticeable change.

[frkgast]

first: get stable fps (do not uncap it)
second: get a good mouse with a good sensor and lightweight.
third: stop practicing only flicks, practice on pre aiming, strafe shooting, and recoil control

[Drew_HBK]

Ardiis needed some spidershot training

[senku]

I crouch too soon
I can't get rid of this habit now 😭