Aim labs user come

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elendooo1

Does anyone have a good routine for valorant ive started using aimlabs and actually warming up before my comp matches (should have done it sooner) but im kinda lost when it comes to using aim labs so id appreciate if anyone gives me there routine

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kfan4238173

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Do it after comp

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elendooo1

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Why after and not before? or both after and before?

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Taruuu1

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aim training isn't supposed to be a warm up its training

its like how you wouldn't go to the gym before a match would you

do it after or when ur not playing

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elendooo1

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Oh ok thanks alot

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51etatdequebec

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i remember when i first started aim training, my aim was so bad afterwards when DMing (because i aim trained so much first) that i had a mental breakdown

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LilRickyy

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This is possibly the dumbest take of all time

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Langacune

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Its just surface level thinking, oh its "training" so it has to be like gym

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LilRickyy

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Training is not like the gym at all.

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Taruuu1

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how is that the dumbest take

its not even my opinion lol go ask any pro player or coach ever

#24

LilRickyy

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thats how its the dumbest take, YOU didnt even think about it. "Oh pro said it so it must be true"

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Taruuu1

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how is aim training an effective warmup

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LilRickyy

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How isnt it?? LIKE WHAT? Im so confused

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Taruuu1

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what rank ru

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LilRickyy

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Immo3, 105 Matches this Act, 1.23 KD - 41% HS. I use KovaaKs to warmup for 10 minutes and thats it.

continue thread →

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bees

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There's a difference between warmup and aim training. Warmup should be quick and broad. Aim training should be a lot more focused and high-intensity, so you should do it after a game in order to not get fatigued during a game.

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Htxg

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Demon1 aim routine after ur comp games

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elendooo1

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i thought it was better to do it before ur games is there any reason its better after?

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BananaBezos1

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deathmatch before to warmup, aimlaps after to training

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Htxg

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If you aim train before your ranked games, you'll get fatigued faster + there will be a mental factor every time you miss a shot (everyone can miss shots even gods themselves) but you, you'll be like "oh how can I miss it ? I just aim trained, I should be more focused I should be more this more that ..." and that will lead to missing even more shots.

As the other comments suggest, do a fast warmup team/solo deathmatches or range bots then hop in your ranked games.
The aim train routine should either be after you end your session or in another part of the day (but not before your ranked session).

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elendooo1

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Alright thanks alot man

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Htxg

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Best of luck man !

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Langacune

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Its not that deep, you can train before games too. Whats the huge difference between warming up and aim training? Just dont tire yourself too much before games

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Taruuu1

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Demon1 doesn't even use the aim routine lol he just threw a few scenarios together for a video

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PLRoox

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You can do Improved Demon1 Routine
That's created by VT minigod, a really good aimer in the community and a curry routine
Do it imo 2 times then hop to valorant
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u can do Avova valorant routine

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Langacune

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he has better playlists, that one was mostly for content

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Langacune

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Join Voltaic's discord and check resources channel. I really like mini's micro playlist though its a bit harder. Cartoon's playlist is great overall. You can use ramp for warmup and so on.

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Cacachocolat

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imo aimlabs is useless, just play valorant a lot

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Langacune

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why do you think that, curious