Aim Trainer – Free Drills and Daily Plan

Level up your FPS skills with structured aim training. Master the fundamentals—tracking, flicking, and target switching—using short, focused sessions that build reliable muscle memory.

Core Skills

• Tracking: Maintain crosshair on moving targets.
• Flicking: Rapidly snap to new targets and click only after you fully stop.
• Target switching: Transition efficiently across multiple targets.

Daily Routine (10–15 Minutes)

1. 2–3 minutes Aim Booster for warm‑up.
2. 4–5 minutes tracking drill: smooth mouse control, no over‑correction.
3. 4–5 minutes flick drill: flick → stop → click; reduce pre‑click micro jitter.

The method aligns with research on motor learning and practice design (see deliberate practice and the contextual interference effect).

Setup Tips

• Disable mouse acceleration in OS and games for predictable control.
• Choose a sensitivity you can stop precisely—then keep it consistent.
• Keep posture relaxed; reduce grip tension to improve micro control.

Keep improving with Aim Booster, Flick Shot Test, and the Reaction Time Test.

FAQ

How often should I train aim?

Short daily sessions outperform infrequent long sessions. Aim for 10–20 minutes.

What matters more: DPI or sensitivity?

Consistency matters most. Many players use 400–1600 DPI and tune in‑game sensitivity to taste.

What’s the fastest way to see gains?

Remove bad habits (clicking while moving), prioritize accuracy, and stick to a simple routine.

• Fitts’s law
• Deliberate practice