Aim is trainable.
We prove it weekly.

A four-week bootcamp of crosshair placement, movement tech and reaction drills — benchmarked every Monday until your numbers move.

What it entails

Mechanics, measured
like a science

Most players "practice aim" by queuing more games. Our mechanics track isolates the skill: a setup audit, a sens range test, then a daily 30-minute drill playlist built for your role — entry, support, AWPer, hitscan or projectile.

Every week ends with the same benchmark battery, so progress is a number, not a feeling. Coaches review your drill VODs and adjust the playlist before the next block starts.

Sensitivity, DPI, grip and posture audit
Role-specific daily drill playlist (30 min/day)
Weekly benchmark battery with coach report
Movement tech labs: strafing, counter-strafing, slides
Warm-up and pre-match routines that stick

Hands on an RGB gaming keyboard during an aim drill

Drill block three: micro-adjustments at 400 DPI.

How it runs

Four weeks, four phases

Assess

Setup audit, sens range test and baseline benchmarks across tracking, flicking and switching.

Build

Two weeks of role-specific drill blocks with coach VOD review every 72 hours.

Transfer

Take the mechanics into deathmatch and ranked with in-game cue routines.

Verify

Final benchmark battery plus a coach-signed report you can compare against next season.

Questions

Mechanics FAQ

Valorant, CS2, Overwatch 2 and Apex Legends. Drills adapt to hitscan, projectile and tactical shooters — your coach builds the playlist around your main.

Thirty minutes of drills plus your normal games. The playlist is designed to replace your warm-up, not add a second job.

No. The setup audit works with what you own — we optimise settings, sens and ergonomics before ever suggesting an upgrade.

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Fix your aim
in four weeks

Get the bootcamp — $79 Free trial first

Aim is trainable.We prove it weekly.

Mechanics, measuredlike a science