I Trained On AimLab For 1 Month | My Aim Lab Progression

Hello Everyone Shadow here, I hope you guys enjoyed the video where I showed you my progression on Aim Lab after one month. During this month I trained my six aiming arm motions using the playlist made by Ron Rambo Kim. The playlist included popular task like gridshot, microshot, linetrace, and strafetrack. If you enjoyed this video make sure to leave a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!!!

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[essmeedylan]

intro 0:00-1:00
the routine 1:01-2:35
week 1 2:36-3:39
quick analysis of w1 3:40-4:54
week 2 4:55-6:02
week 3 6:03-7:41
final day 7:42-8:34
conclusion 8:35-11:05

this was a great video wanted to help anyone else who stumbles upon it,
im gonna start this today and see where im at in a month aswell,
thank you shadow

[Defiancy]

I’m sure you know this but just wanted to mention for those who don’t know. In valorant passive aim is a lot more important than mechanical aim. Most of the time if you place your crosshair in the right spot people will walk into. Or you won’t need to correct very much at all. It gets annoying when people always mention crosshair placement, but it really is that important.

[Aerolite_FPS]

Congrats! It’s nice to watch someone who isn’t a top player. I have been watching a lot of TenZ and Kariyu lately but it’s nice to see a player with normal sim rather than human aimbot

[repowave]

heyy man ive really laughed of this video i love the way you make very dry jokes well still come in with the point, keep it up man!

[sargent]

thanks for the breakdown :) will definetly start using aimlabs to practice from now on

[ShooterBrown]

How come game developers don’t align the weapon sights with the crosshairs? I shoot real guns very offen. I always had trouble with gaming aim because its basically just hip firing but at the gun range im surgical. I guess i have to retrain my brain.

[fernandosaldana]

Wow man congrats your raw aim really improve, I will consider that you rest after going on aim labs because the fatigue on the wrist can make your aim inconsistent wile you're playing, also for the same reason I will suggest adding a short aim warm up in the fire range and do it after you rest from aim labs, that is more a training than a warm up, obviously keeping the death marches.

[sunziii_]

Just a heads up for tasks where the targets don't move, focus on having 1 fast flick towards the target, and then make a slow microadjustment to correct your aim. Overtime the fast flick will become more accurate and your microadjustment will be faster as well. If you want to know more you can watch BardOZ's guide on it, he used to be a world record holder for Sixshot

[ppugalia]

what is the name of the vertical aiming drills at 2:50 and 9:47

[The_Debug_Life]

Nice dude but aiming like a pro would take about 2-4 years worth of practicing. Took me a while to get to masters 3 on aimlab. Just takes time. If u wanna get those fast flicks u have to push for speed. Since u already have good accuracy i recommend u to push for it. U will miss but it will change the way u aim.

[unintelligentbeingsd]

damn bro amazing content creator but i would have died having to make all those graphs so how he managed is impressive

[arkadeep]

What was your aimlab rank before and after?

[reeb]

one thing is it seems like your mousepad is a bit small for you and that seems to have an impact in quite a few of the activities and gameplay clips

[CarnageXII]

also make sure you have mouse acceleration off there are youtube vids on how to turn it off in like a minute

[charlesfernandez]

What was your initial valorant rank and what is your rank now?

[augb.b.]

Dang dude I wish I was as good as you!

[Karixtso]

500 views 400 subs and 20 likes all ended up with 0

[azumi]

Are you focusing only on the gridshot?

[НикитаЗейденс-уф]

I'm from Belarus and this speech is really hard to understand. I barely can understand some words. I'm not that bad at english and sometimes it feels like russian, but your speech is insanely hard to understand. Just, bro, what you say?

[GreatMCGamer]

Ngl...
Kinda funny how even after a month of training... You are worse than my 11y old niece who basically only trains when I'm there....
Which means you could count their training with a single hand... And their fps experience is equated across all fps games to under 500 hours (main games being Subnautica 150h, Ark Survival Evolved 150h, Minecraft 100-50h), and that is from a time span of 7ish years...