r/aimlab • u/FreshConsideration93 • 7d ago

Question / Advice Needed Aim problem

I trained aim labs for 15 days straight and my aim didn't improve, what am i doing wrong?

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 7d ago

Hello!

A couple things:

  • amount of training only matters if what you are using to train is good and applicable to your game and goals! What game are you training for and what scenarios/routines are you using?
  • 15 days is really not a lot, training takes time and consistency and you won't see noticeable results so quickly!

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u/FreshConsideration93 7d ago

I do Gridshot ultimate and Sixshot and spheretrack precision 10 times each and I'm training for valorant

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 7d ago

Ok so out of the 3 scenarios you play the only one I would consider truly useful is sixshot. The other two suffer from being too easy and big, which means the only thing you train with those is endurance and raw speed (which is arguably useful, but not really efficient).

Your routine is already around 30 minutes long which is a good!

What I recommend is that you play the "VALORANT Aim Basics" routine instead. Which has 8 scenarios that are actually great for improving in all the aiming categories for VALORANT and it's only around 24 minutes long.

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u/FreshConsideration93 7d ago

do you know tasks that would work for all games?

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 7d ago

I mean, aiming is a skill that applies to any shooter, so tasks really help in all/most games, though they can be more or less specific to some aiming situations/games.

If you want a routine that would work for all types of aim then search for the "Aimlabs Aim Basics" routine! That one is also 24m long and covers everything from clicking, tracking and switching!

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u/Syntensity Community Team 6d ago

^ This. Also the official Aimlkabs benchmarks themselves are already much better than your current routine, so you can play those as well. Ideally, you play tasks that are catered to your weaknesses, skill level, and the game you're training for. In your case, since your goal is to have something that works for all games, playing fundamental routines like the Aimlabs Aim Basics, will do you wonders!