The Best Wrist Placement Technique for Aiming

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Why is playing with mouse and keyboard like learing rocket science i swear I'm about cop out and just buy an xbox controller so sick of thus garbage
Comment from : @SkaterPoopyPants

Get Donked bro go watch donk he uses the same grip don't listen to this guy
Comment from : @gant971

My wrist can't stay in contact anyone know why?
Comment from : @darkfir3fps924

What about if you use a silicon wrist rest ?
Comment from : @b4g4b3l

what about recoil control?
Comment from : @LittlePankek

My flick aim was always much better than my tracking aim After some thought and tests, I think the contact between my arm and the table is inconsistent resulting in jittery frictionbrbrAfter watching this video, it seems keeping contact was already the correct technique, but how do you overcome the inconsistent friction when you need to switch to arm aiming to track larger movements?
Comment from : @KillFrenzy96

Do people not use wrist rests?
Comment from : @TheRealBatabii

I've always played like the miniature is that bad?
Comment from : @SoleilLune2

is this optimum?
Comment from : @jomesguerra

anyone got any tips for a 3 finger mouse holder (i have my middle finger on the scroll wheel and my ring finger to scope) ive tried holding it normally but cant aim since im too used to my weird grip
Comment from : @cocaineenthusiast9905

I am currently the best in my friend groups at shooters (Plat 3 in siege, 5-6 star in Hunt: Showdown) I aim mostly if not entirely through wrist movement and I use relatively high sensitivity 2k dpi and 10 sensitivity in Hunt: Showdown I use similar sensitivity for R6 Siege and so on I am unsure of whether or not it will be truly beneficial for me to start over with a whole new technique It feels so awkward to aim with the arm
Comment from : @bloodelfreku

I like being able to rest my arm on something that is pretty stable, but what usually ends up happening as a result is that my arm experiences a lot of friction I've tried stuff like moving my chair up, and even down, but my arm always experiences friction The best I've been able to do is get a nice, smooth pad for my mouse, and to use my a specific part of my forearm on which my arm can pivot This mostly works out The most notable down fall is that my range of motion for my mouse cursor is limited I can only turn so far, and end up having to lift up my mouse and replace it on the pad to reset the range of motion so that I may continue turning in a certain direction
Comment from : @razerfirebrand1163

doesnt even show how you do it?? the timestamp "how to do it" at 1:50 only shows what not to do tf
Comment from : @crea5r

nah hovering is better for arm movements to play CS
Comment from : @dun02151

waffling
Comment from : @masonkingy

Take a shower💀
Comment from : @sully9832

Subscribing right now and using yo aim trainer maps in fn
Comment from : @chin4059

Desde el tiempo que llevo jugando valorant, esta información me sirvió para experimentar En cierta parte es beneficioso tener la muñeca arriba solo cuando inicias un Flick grande, pero no es tan exagerado como en el del vídeo, solo es ligeramente hacia arriba, de lo contrario comenzarás a experimentar un dolor en la muñeca
Comment from : @reuf9832

Tbh this works really well, but it isnt very useful when u have to click fast, for example if you wanna play minecraft pvp its way harder to do butterfly click like this
Comment from : @omerochinoa1433

Awesome just what i need it!😊
Comment from : @MrImasta

This is good advice if you want to develop carpal tunnel syndrome sooner You can actually float your wrist naturally by essentially balancing your forearm on the edge of your desk
Comment from : @squirts1

bad advice, artist hover their hands and use their arms and shoulders to draw/paint because it has more precision, sorry to say but you need to improve your muscle control with practice if you feel clumsy hovering, planting your hand down introduces friction and gets in the way of muscle movement the reason your better when planting your hand is because its the easiest and simplest way everyone learns how to use a mouse for the first time so you do it the most untill you have to unlearn the behavior
Comment from : @miguellopez3392

F Fortnite Players💀
Comment from : @canalcoisadenerd7816

or or orrrr hear me out play whats most comfortable for you
Comment from : @Psions

I cant actually believe someone would need this video This is like someone explaining how to breathe
Comment from : @sawxpatscelts

Wow
Comment from : @user_queen

This not suited for low sens users
Comment from : @darkmagiciansels5833

I was already doing this💀
Comment from : @callmev4sto

Bruh my ring finger and pinky finger hurts when holding my mouse
Comment from : @Tetopettenson1

twistzz from csgo: "nuh uh"
Comment from : @vincentlaurensius8714

I just wanna be better so I can play w my friends again 😢brAlso really tired of 1 life games like battle royals which is every fps now
Comment from : @Patapon2Rox

wait so you mean that my wrist need to to touching with the surface but not onto the mouse it self?
Comment from : @yonghuanwang2860

my shoulder is dead?
Comment from : @idash_2240

actually, it depends on the game for the games like CS or Valorant it may help to put the wrist on the pad, but for games like Warzone, Apex with a lot of tracking hovering would be more beneficial
Comment from : @jackdanyal4329

I didn't even realize people hovered their wrist It feels so awkward
Comment from : @Ridlay_

Anyone knows the song in the vid ?
Comment from : @duy1859

최고의 에이머 Zywoo 같은경우 손목이 뜹니다 무엇이 맞다고 단정지어 버리는것은 정말 위험한일입니다 모두들 영상을 그냥 참고정도만해주세요
Comment from : @user-lp1oj2vo3r

Tell it all to a Twistzz from Faze (Professional CSGO player) lul xD
Comment from : @alexandrshatkov5514

Você não faz noção do quanto vc me ajudou, obrigado
Comment from : @five9317

para el que habla español y sepa de qué trata el vídeo, me puede dar el contexto del vídeo? deduzco que estará hablando de cuál es la mejor postura para agarrar un mouse y como tiene que estar la muñeca
Comment from : @T0SKO

get an arm sleeve no friction problem easier aiming
Comment from : @user-ib6kh1mg9x

😂but your table big, my table small swolder everytime super pain i am use playing time medicine
Comment from : @reyonedragongamer

Just aim like ur used to If ur hitting ur hits with ease that is , consistently
Comment from : @Keen101

XD said its zywoo he do it
Comment from : @forzyz7123

best chanel
Comment from : @ATKHeXa

Amazing thankyou I finally can go pro in subway surfers love the content keep it up
Comment from : @dryflyboy495

Growing up i only put my hands in the desk, and that never changed
Comment from : @zandatsu07

한국어 번역 고맙다br믿고 있었다구 br젠장
Comment from : @user-yk9yz1sf3x

Im suck at hoovering enemy movement, i need a bigger desk, my desk length only 80cm
Comment from : @kinguin9873

Tip: Just buy a small mouse
Comment from : @Helltaker1337

It's interesting to note that Zywoo and Twistzz, two of the greatest CS:GO players currently, have their wrist not touching the mouse pad So with the correct position, and a lot of training, it can work very well for CS
Comment from : @FireGreg23

i do this without even realising lol
Comment from : @DamoMartin

It definitely helps to use your arm as an anchor, but there tend to be inconsistencies between the two points of contact which sometimes leads to either excessive arm movement or vice versa? Could be why people get into these habits of planting their wrist or not using enough wrist motion might be what prevents the average player from progressing after a certain point - they don't have the best coordination between muscle groups
Comment from : @nutmeg0144

what you think :)brCan i play the g303 too with 17cm long hand?
Comment from : @Greacher

So are you supposed to drag your forearm around on the mousepad?
Comment from : @Kyle-qn9ci

What if you have your elbows on the armrest of the chair too? I think maybe that's my problem?
Comment from : @irhcsa

i don't understand, are you supposed to keep it in contact or not
Comment from : @doa1377

For me everything your doing is wrong
Comment from : @SetaSayin

Dumb guides
Comment from : @SetaSayin

depends on the EDPI
Comment from : @melon7592

Thank you, my first time playing keyboard and mouse from being a controller player Was finding it difficult to figure out the best way to use the mouse, Will give this a go 👍
Comment from : @NoName-qt4ci

Bad video If your wrist doesnt make contact with the mousepad, THIS DOESNT MEAN ANYTHING You still use your wrist and forearm to aim Ive always been holding my mouse with a palm grip and wrist hovering and on CSGO Id always have the highest headshot, in some matches not going below the 95 Tracking is also something im extremely good at and not only flicking Hold your mouse so you feel COMFORTABLE with Dont force yourself to have your wrist on the mousepad if it doesnt feel RIGHT
Comment from : @cowboyglizzy1883

bThors The Troll Of Jom/b : A true warrior doesn't need a mouse pad
Comment from : @bororobo3805

I cant hit my thumb mouse buttons if i dont hover Tried using model o- and razer viper 8k The thumb buttons are really important in fortnite because the less i take my fingers off from WASD to build the better movement i have
Comment from : @vivanity9750

Who tf keeps their wrist in the air???
Comment from : @cyveresrts

Can you make a video about the shoulder and the chair and desk?
Comment from : @surar17

As long as your arm is on the desk you will have friction and it can and will effect your aiming, tracking and flicking I keep my arm off the desk just my wrist is on the desk no friction smooth aiming, tracking and flickingbrMouse sensitivity 14 Warzone and when I'm felling snappy I can handle mouse sensitivity 20
Comment from : @shootemupgaming5418

Twistzz : ?????????
Comment from : @baebae1566

In the csgo case, people like Zywoo, twistzz or m0nesy play with a gap between the desk and the wrist so I think you just have to be use to it
Comment from : @bazak7689

I've noticed that, during practice range drills in Valorant, is that my right flicks are more restricted and slower but more accurate, and I don't overshoot the target I always overshoot on my left flicks I never thought about wrist placement, so hopefully this helps
Comment from : @MagickP00dle

not the best idea for low sens, I couldn't aim right doing this
Comment from : @sabdulla7420

My technique for aiming for the past 4ish years is, use a stand-up desk and use a mixture of wrist and elbow aiming with an optimized mouse and mouse mat setup I am only held back by skill and practice I don't sit down when I use my PC so a lot of the muscles in my body aren't left to idleness
Comment from : @emerson-biggons7078

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Comment from : @orbcontrol

art school teach you to lock the wrist and stroke using the elbow to create longer smoother lines but it's f ing tedious process to learn
Comment from : @viewer9999

Im going through this guy's channel and learning about shit my autistic ass figured out subconciously
Comment from : @kingxerg6854

you can infact hover and have good stability if you pivot from your forearm or elbow instead of shoulder/wrist for that the sitting position shown in the video would be too high though and also sens should not have much more than 30cm/360 Reason to do this is to have fast and consistant movement without relying on crutches like mouseaccel
Comment from : @lumpL

ANOTHER stopid video on how to aim better If you start overthinking it, you will just ruin aim
Comment from : @orion9k

BS
Comment from : @piysihapa9278

Zywoo and twist actually hover their wrist Their wrist dont touch the mousepad
Comment from : @akramaouaiss2455

Tbh I would love to see a higher fov video showing your body position more and how you position yourself relative to the desk whilst doing the techniques/ positions, making it easier to understand and recreate yourself
Comment from : @N1TRO

Twistzz and Zywoo both have the wrist gap and are one of the best aimers in CSGO I think finding a position that is right for you is more important tbh
Comment from : @basvhout

All that trash talk and using aimbot
Comment from : @At0max

I learned to play FPS games by hanging my forearm off my desk, just leaving the base of my palm in contact with the desk
Comment from : @privateassman8839

what name map min 2:20 ??
Comment from : @Bmwpower05

Kovaaks, for less strain, isn't it better to have a mouse with a more forward sensor, preferrably under the scroll wheel?brbrThe reason is the wrist needs to rotate less when moving left to right, therefore reducing strain Specially when your wrist is sitting on the desk and moving the mouse with just your fingertips Less horizontal travel neededbrbrThe Logitech G700s was perfect for this, but they don't make those anymore
Comment from : @zamora3D

ful·crumbr/ˈfo͝olkrəm,ˈfəlkrəm/br brnoun brthe point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots bra thing that plays a central or essential role in an activity, event, or situation
Comment from : @JoeSmoe1