Connection between sim trainers and rank

Obviously aim trainers are pretty different than actual in game aom, but I’m curious if there is a correlation
Sixshot is pretty good static flicking task, can y’all post your sixshot (or any other good task) high scores and peak rank?

Never aim trained once in my life but I'm the best player in the world.

generic aimlabs tasks aren't nearly challenging enough or specific enough to actually target any weaknesses, there are pros like soulcas and mitch who have worked with aim coaches and have targeted practice routines based on their own individual weaknesses found via vod review, which makes it very useful. Outside of that its never gonna be as useful as playing focused DM's (not TDMs) is gonna be for your aim and crosshair placement + movement

I run kovaaks to supplement my aim training, usually 10-15 minutes after done playing, with kovaaks playlists that address specific weaknesses
My take on this is that the top pros who aim train on kovaaks usually score like top 100 in popular static scenarios

Zekken, silenx, jakee are top 10 out of 40,000 in VoxTS Click

i only aim train to get better mouse movements and tracking, flicking doesnt mean shit. i always practice more in practice range because its more scenario realistic like

I hit ascendant after 2-3 week gring on ain lab. Honestly, I start flick better.

One word. Oblivity.

Best aim trainer in the world.

community custom maps like aim botz would be cool but riot will do anything but incorporate something useful into their game

I like to experiment aiming with different main muscles which ultimately helps with mouse control