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All
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right, YouTube. No [ __ ] guide.
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Actually, how to [ __ ] aim
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train. I'm tired of all this [ __ ]
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online. All of it's old. Everybody
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starts with Aimr 7 and most of the
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routines and coaching [ __ ] gives you
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[ __ ] Everybody's paying for [ __ ]
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[ __ ] And I'm going to give it to
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you for free right here in this short
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video. Everything you are going to hear
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needs to be listened to. Every single
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[ __ ] thing because I'm going to
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[ __ ] give you all of it. I'm going to
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give you all of it. Exactly how to do
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it. Exactly how to self coach. Exactly
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how to improve. No more [ __ ] No
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more paying for [ __ ] guides. No more
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routine trash. No more going down some
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playlist. No more of this. No more no
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more
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[ __ ] no more [ __ ] this thing and
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that thing and how to scientifically
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blah blah blah and how to this [ __ ]
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preemptive, you know, track with the
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lines and look at the things and none of
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this. We're not going any over this.
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We're not going over the [ __ ] we're
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not we're not doing any of this
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stuff. And now don't get me wrong, some
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of it's good, you know. Some of it some
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of it isn't bad, you know? I'm not I'm
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not saying it's all wrong, but like
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stuff like this, you know, 5 years ago,
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we don't we don't want this. We don't
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want to look at that. I scrolled
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through, you know, we did some product
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research and it looks like trash. I
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don't see any real stuff. And honestly,
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I think all of you are getting scammed.
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All of you are getting locked out of how
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to actually do it. The best players
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don't want you to get better. They want
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you to [ __ ] waste your time and not
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improve. They don't want you to learn
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anything. I'm going to teach you how to
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learn stuff. I'm going to teach you how
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to actually do
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it. First, how to aim training. What is
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aim training? What is it really for?
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What's the purpose of all this? What's
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the purpose of all this? What's the
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purpose of aim labs? Purpose for all
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these playlists and all these scenarios.
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Speaking of this shit's frozen. What's
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the purpose of all this stuff? The
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purpose improve your mouse control.
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Number one, it's mouse control. You
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don't improve your aim. You want to
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improve your aim. You got to play the
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game. You got to do this. There's a lot,
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you know, crosser placement, all that
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stuff. There's a million videos
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everywhere. You can research a lot.
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There's a lot of free stuff
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online, but I'm going to teach you
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exactly how to do it and not waste your
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time. This is stuff that I teach when I
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coach, how to get good, how to actually
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use your time usefully. Every number one
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question is what am I supposed to be
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doing? How do I use my time usefully?
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What do I do? What it used to be is a
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lot of people would say max an hour aim
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train, you know, maybe two hours a
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train. Everybody has their own their own
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niche
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number. There's no max. There is no
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maximum. You can aim train for 8 hours,
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10 hours, 12 hours. And the number one
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thing is that you just don't do the same
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thing forever. That doesn't mean you
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shouldn't just, you know, play for a
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couple minutes and
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stop. But what people are doing is
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they're going down these playlist, you
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know, play them two times, one time
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here. Let's see. Let's find one. Let's
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see. training guide like dynamic westter
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like this like a play five times play
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five times this is limiting you these
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are limiting your ability to succeed if
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you want to improve you need to max
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these out you need to put concentration
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into one scenario now I know that might
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you know be a little mis uh misleading
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with some things cuz you know some
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people might play
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[ __ ] I don't know one wall 6T and
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then they sit here and they just click
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these gigantic dots and you're not going
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improve with these. Like look how big
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this is. I could literally click this
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forever. Like look how fast I can do
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this. No target in game is going to be
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this big. You're never going to click
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them this fast. Pointless. Big waste of
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time. I've aim train for over 5,000
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hours at this point. And there's no
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reason anybody should be playing any
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easy scenarios. Number one to improve
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mouse control is to play things that
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challenge you. If you're not getting
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challenged, you're not going to improve.
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If you do things you're comfortable
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with, things that you know already,
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you're not going to improve. If you play
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death matches and sit in a corner and
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you do you just do a bunch of 1v ones,
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you're not going to improve. If you want
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to improve, you need to do things you
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don't know. You need to do things that
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you haven't seen
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before. Number two, on top of mouse
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control, if you want your mouse control
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to be better, you need to increase your
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aim portfolio. What does that mean? What
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the [ __ ] does that mean? Increase my aim
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portfolio. I don't have a portfolio.
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What are you going to apply for an
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internship? an interview try applying
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for a job. You don't have some
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portfolio. What I mean by that is you
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need to increase the amount of knowledge
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that you have. You need to expand what
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you're doing. For instance, on Codeex
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was this benchmark section right here.
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You see this? Go to this. Everything you
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could ever want, years of gaming, years
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of aim training you could probably put
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into here. You could put so much time
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into this. Literally a thousand hours in
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just these random benchmarks.
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sit here, play them, go on a benchmark,
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max it out, play it until you can't get
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higher scores on any of them or on, you
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know, scenarios you enjoy. If you don't
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enjoy something, don't play it. I'm not
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going to tell you to play things you
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hate. But look at this. If I go through
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here, I max them all out. If I play
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this, I will get nothing out of this. I
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will not improve. I know all this stuff.
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It's not new. There's no point. Find a
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benchmark, max it out. Find a playlist
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you like, max it out. Um, honestly
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though, I would stick to benchmarks. If
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you stick to benchmarks, you're going to
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get all the fundamentals. You're going
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to be playing stuff that makes sense,
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that matters. It's been done for years,
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and they constantly make new ones to
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make you continue improving. There's
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literally no point in not playing them.
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It's all free. It's right here. This
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used to be paid, too. They used to lock
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you out, try to steal your money. I'm
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here to give it you for free. No more
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stealing your money. No more of that.
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You want to improve? Play things you
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don't know. Grind them out. When I go on
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this benchmark right here, and I pick, I
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don't know. Let's Let's do this one.
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When I'm in here, I'm going to pick Wide
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Wall 3T. I'm like top 140 right now on
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this. I haven't played it in years. I'm
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going to sit here and I'm going to play
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this scenario and I'm going to click
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these dots until I get a higher score.
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If that means, you know, if it takes 10
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minutes to do, I'm playing it for 10
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minutes. Takes 30 minutes to do, I'm
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playing for 30 minutes. Whatever it
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means that you peak your scores, play
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till peaks. If you haven't peaked your
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score, if you're averaging your best, it
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isn't your best. Simple as that. Play
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until you hit your best, till you just
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don't know how to improve. And the other
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thing is don't play a scenario until you
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you just play the whole scenario. Like
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you don't need to play the full minute
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to be improving. Like you don't need to
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see your your wasted time and scores go
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away to just get a worse score. Why
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would you play to get something that
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you're not peing on? So if you know see
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that little bar down there, if that
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little bar isn't in the green and I'm
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not like improving off this if I'm not,
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you know, not peing my score, then I'm
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going to restart. Restart. Just restart.
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Just spam it. Restarting is not going to
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ruin your score. It's not going to ruin
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your aim. It's not going to ruin your
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mouse control. It's going to mean you're
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fixing your mistakes. Every time you
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make a mistake, restart. Consider the
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mistake. What did you do wrong? How do
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you improve the mistake? And eventually
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after a hundred restarts of the same
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mistake, you'll be like, "Damn, I'm
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doing this wrong or I'm doing this wrong
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or you know, I'm not making my flicks
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right." I see so much [ __ ] like bar
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pilling. I see so much like technical
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hold this angle, you know, aim ahead of
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time. I've scrolled through. I've
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watched some of these things and a lot
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of it is just kind of a lot of [ __ ]
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you know? It's not really worth the
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time. If you want to
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improve, aim, put more time in. Play
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things that other people haven't played.
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If you want to get better than other
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people, you need to do more than those
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other
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people. Can't just immediately get good,
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but there are ways to There are ways to
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get better immediately. A lot of it is
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in your head. I can almost guarantee
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100% of you watching this video can aim
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much better than you think you can aim.
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I have over 200 students coached at this
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point and every single time instantly I
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can make them better by just simply
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pointing out a mistake. They realize it
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and they put it to use. They go, "Oh
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[ __ ] I'm doing this thing wrong." And
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immediately they get better. Maybe it's
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they aim slower. You know, maybe it's
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they uh you know, they're aiming too
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slow. Maybe they're not hitting their
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flicks. Maybe they're just taking their
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time like this. I mean, this is not
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going to make you better. You think this
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is going to make you aim better? Going
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really slow like this, that's not going
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to do [ __ ] Push your limits. Do things
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that aren't comfortable. Try new stuff.
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Doing things that are uncomfortable are
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going to make you better. And uh yeah,
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again, don't don't limit your don't
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limit your practice. If you're only
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playing for two minutes on a scenario,
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you're not going to get anything out of
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it. That is going to be holding you
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back. Another major mistake you're
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making while aiming. So many people do
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not hold their mouse correctly. You can
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have any mouse, doesn't matter. You can
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just, you know, enjoy your mouse. Almost
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doesn't even matter the shape. The
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number one mistake with everybody aiming
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is that they're putting their palm on
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their hand. Literally 90% of players are
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palming their mouse and limiting their
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ability. What does that mean? What do I
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mean by that? I know there's a million
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videos on grip, how to hold your mouse,
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you know what you're doing wrong with
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your grips. Here's what you're doing
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wrong. You can grip your mouse in any
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[ __ ] way you want. Anything. You can
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do anything you want. But number one is
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you do not palm your mouse. Now, what
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does that mean? All right. Now, what do
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I mean by holding your mouse? Don't pal.
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This is what I mean. You have your hand
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on your mouse and you know your the
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center of your the center of your hand
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right here is touching the mouse. You're
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limiting your ability. Absolutely
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limiting. For instance, some people have
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their fingers really far forward. That's
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a number one. That's a giveaway. Big
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giveaway of that. You can have any grip
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you want. Like I can just have this
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grip. But you see how my palm's
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touching? Very bad. Very bad. Big no.
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No.
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Simply just pull your hand back. Look at
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that. Same grip. Palm not touching the
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mouse anymore. Look at that. Palm's not
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on the mouse. Big no. No. The reason why
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is look at palms on the mouse. This is
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all ability we have. Do you think it's
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wrist, arm aiming? Or what about your
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fingers? Don't we write with our
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fingers? Don't we use pens? You know,
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don't aren't we, you know, doing
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surgical whatever the [ __ ] Why aren't
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we using our fingers? Why is this such
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like a a complex idea to get? Simply
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just pull your hand back and look at
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this. Oh my god. My wrist is stuck. My
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arm is stuck. Not moving. We're trapping
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it. But look at all this ability. Look
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at all this control I have now simply
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because my palm isn't on the mouse.
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There is no reason ever to palm grip. If
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you're palm gripping, you are [ __ ]
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hard locking yourself. 50% of your
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ability to aim is removed immediately.
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Completely gone. Look at all. Look at
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this. Look at this. Now we have our
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fingers, our wrist, and our arm. How
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hard was that? Get your palm off your
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mouse. If you have your palm on your
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mouse, you're [ __ ] yourself. Don't do
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that [ __ ] Just pull your hand back.
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Same grip. I don't care if your hands
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are gigantic. I don't care what you
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think, how big your hands are. I don't
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care how small you think your mouse is.
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Palms should be off the mouse. Maybe it
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takes some time to learn. You know, you
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learn to use your fingers, whatever it
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is. This is the number one killer of
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aim. Get your palm off your mouse. No
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reason to palm grip. You can find me in
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the comments. Try it. Try it. But if you
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have this, look at my fingers can't
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move. There's nothing. Hold my hand
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back. Oh my god. Look at all the ability
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we have now. Look at all that. That's
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number one killer aim. That's that's
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that's step one. Start with that. Get
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your [ __ ] palm off your mouse. A lot
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of people are concerned with when their
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improvement will show. When is it going
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to show up in game? How do we translate
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the aim training to game? Um, I've
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noticed the most when people start
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translating it, when it actually shows
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is when you hit scores around master
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master complete level aiming. Uh, what
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does that mean? You know, what does that
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mean in terms of aim trainers? I went
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into, let's see, we went into like this
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volt intermediate. So, everything is
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like is like max. Oh, this is diamond.
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Here we
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go. See, everything in here is is
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intermediate, maxed out, masters. Once
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you start getting these master scores,
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you're going to notice a massive
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difference. This is your push. This This
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is what you should be pushing for. If
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you're playing with no goal in mind, if
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you if you're just aim training, you're
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just randomly clicking dots, you are
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going to gain nothing. You need goals.
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What is your goal? Master. This is your
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minimum goal. If you hit master, you're
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going to have to warm up less. You're
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going to miss less shots. You're going
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to be way more consistent. And aim
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training is going to be a lot easier.
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You're going to adapt to scenarios more
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fast. You're going to be able to play
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other benchmarks a lot quicker. It's
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going to be a lot easier. Hit masters on
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rebroac voltaic. Uh anything equivalent
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to that. Once you hit that equivalency,
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you're going to have a lot easier of a
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time getting on the game and being able
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to do what you need to do. But having
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this plain just raw mouse control and
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gaining the ability to just get this
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scoring, be able to have this mouse
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control base is very important. You play
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with no goals, it's going to be very
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hard. Play with goals. Have something
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you're pushing for. It's also going to
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give you a lot more motivation and
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actually make a training kind of fun.
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Whether you do it with music, no music,
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dead silence, in the dark, whatever you
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like to do, play with some goals in
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mind. Final notes in mind.
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you want coaching. If you're going to
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people and paying them to give you some
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routine, some paid thing, all of it is
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free. You literally have so many free
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resources. I bet you could get coax for
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free if you wanted to. There's ways to
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do it. It's on sale all the time for
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literally multiple dollars. You can
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literally get this for like [ __ ] $10
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instead of paying some coach to teach
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you $60 for nothing to give you some guy
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to give you literally useless resources.
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Do not waste your money on useless
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resources when you have it all for free.
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Please. No more scams. No more routine.
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If a coach gives you a routine, you
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should not be talking to that coach.
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That guy does not know what he's doing,
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especially if he can't even aim. I mean,
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I see tons of coaches that say, "How do
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I aim train? Here's my routine." It's
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all preset up [ __ ] Do not fall into
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their
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[ __ ] It's not worth it. If you have
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other things in mind that you want to
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disagree with that you think I should
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have added this comment. If you want
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some real coaching, you want to actually
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learn, hit me up. I had uh had some
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coaching set up. I'm doing private now.
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We're into private. Message me. Discord,
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Twitter, comment down below. I'll hit
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you up. Anything in mind. Message me.
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I'll tell you. Maybe I'll even give you
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free coaching.
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Don't waste your time with routines and
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shitty coaching. There's a lot of free
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resource resources out there. And the
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whole point of this is a no [ __ ]
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free guide on how to play, which
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is don't limit yourself. Try new things.
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Make things
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difficult. This video was [ __ ] filled
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with straight rage and anger. I delayed
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this
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so if you want more, if you want more
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ideas, more videos, let me know. I don't
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even get the game that much.
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But still, every time I get on here, I
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use the exact methods that I said right
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here in this video to improve. I do it
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every single time. I barely play and I'm
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still peing my scores all the time. I go
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on things I haven't played in forever.
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We improve. There's always improvement
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to be made. Again, there's literally no
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limit. Um, if you want to reduce uh some
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muscle pains or whatever, take like a
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two-minute break, do some stretches.
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It's real simple, very common sense.
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It's not that complicated.
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Um, and make sure you're you have a good
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sensitivity. You know, if we're uh if
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we're playing on some [ __ ] crazy low
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CM, like, you know, 32 CM, you're not
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going to be able to aim. I mean, that's
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like basically pixel skipping at this
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point. Don't play on this low sense or
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this uh this low CM high sense. If you
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see your favorite streamer doing it,
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favorite gamer doing this, they're not
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you're not him. You're not that guy. Do
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some normal [ __ ] Play on 50 CM, play on
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[ __ ] 48 CM, play on some something
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playable. Uh, if you having struggle
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with your aim, if you're shaking, lower
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your
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sets. You're going to have a much easier
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time just by a little bit, too. Like,
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literally just by like if you're on
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[ __ ] 50 cm, go to 54 cm. You're on
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50, go to 54. Small differences can make
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a huge impact. Giant
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impact. Anyway, all right. That's this
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[ __ ] scuff [ __ ] guide. realest
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[ __ ] you'll ever see on YouTube without
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aim. This is how you do it.
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