Stay tuned for more Aim Basics Routines, with Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, Apex Legends, The Finals, and Roblox Rivals all coming soon!

Looking to play through some shorter tasks? We’ve introduced 30-second tasks for the players who feel that a minute is just too long per task! We have also added all of the core tasks from Aimlabs on PC to Xbox and Playstation, from Gridshot to Motionshot and everything in between!

A number of requested items have also gone live on PS5 with the latest update, including support for Gyro Aim, 120hz, and Mouse & Keyboard inputs! Let us know what you think, PS5 players!

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The resources here focus on game-relevant practice. The Call of Duty Shooting Range series includes 15 tasks across easy, medium, and hard difficulty levels, covering flicking, tracking, switching, quick reactions, and mixed scenarios. You can move freely while you play to keep training close to real gameplay. Alongside those tasks, you will find the Call of Duty Aim Basics Routine for core fundamentals and the Black Ops 7 Smoothness playlist to improve tracking control, target switching, and clean target acquisition.

COD Shooting Range Playlist:

COD Black Ops 7 Shooting Range Easy Playlist

Featuring the following tasks:

COD Range – Flicking Easy
COD Range – Tracking Easy
COD Range – Quicktrack Easy
COD Range – Switching Easy
COD Range – Mix Easy

COD Black Ops 7 Shooting Range Medium Playlist

Featuring the following tasks:

COD Range – Flicking Medium
COD Range – Tracking Medium
COD Range – Quicktrack Medium
COD Range – Switching Medium
COD Range – Mix Medium

COD Black Ops 7 Shooting Range Hard Playlist

Featuring the following tasks:

COD Range – Flicking Hard
COD Range – Tracking Hard
COD Range – Quicktrack Hard
COD Range – Switching Hard
COD Range – Mix Hard

Other Playlists:

Black Ops 7 Smoothness Playlist

Featuring the following tasks:

VT Pokeball Auto Frenzy Small
VT Skyswitch Smooth Entry
VT Sphereswitch Smooth Entry
VT Angleswitch Smooth Entry
VT Arcswitch Smooth Entry
VT evaTS 360 Smooth
VT Centering 90 Easy No Strafes
rA 180 Regen Warzone
Sinits Regen

Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Aim Basics Routine

Featuring the following tasks:

Speedswitch 90 COD
Speedswitch 180 COD
Skyswitch EVO COD
Horizontal Switch COD
Smoothswitch COD
Controlswitch COD
Dotswitch COD
Strafeshot Multi COD
Snipershot COD
Reflex Sniper COD

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The latest Aimlabs YouTube guide starts by removing the guesswork. It breaks down common sensitivity ranges used across popular shooters and explains why those ranges exist. For example, faster games tend to favor higher sensitivity. Tactical shooters reward control and precision. Seeing these ranges side by side gives you a clear starting point instead of a random number.

The guide uses cm/360 as the foundation. This measures how far your mouse travels to complete a full rotation. Cm per 360 stays consistent across games and DPI settings. This makes it easier to compare sensitivities and build mouse control that transfers between titles.

The video covers a wide range of games including VALORANT, Counter Strike 2, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, Call of Duty, Battlefield 6, Overwatch 2, Marvel Rivals, and Apex Legends. Each section explains how movement, engagement distance, and pacing influence sensitivity choices. From there, the guide walks you through narrowing your range based on your playstyle.

By the end, the goal stays simple. You stop thinking about your sensitivity during fights. Your crosshair moves with intent. If you want a repeatable way to lock in a sens you trust, this guide gives you a clear path forward!

Click here to watch the video!

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This routine works as a daily training block or a warm-up before jumping into your matches. The full playlist runs around 24 minutes and fits cleanly into any session. New Aimlabs players get a simple entry point built around Call of Duty fundamentals, and experienced trainers get a playlist that focuses on the key categories that they’ll apply on the server. The final scenarios shift toward game focused reps with added emphasis on sniping mechanics, ensuring that you finish the routine feeling locked in, reactive, and ready to take fights.

Raw Speed:

Speedwitch 90 COD – This speed switching scenario features three large targets in a very cramped space. It’s great as a quick warmup and to train very fast, small flicks. Since the goal of this task is to go as fast as possible, it lasts 45 seconds. ADS is optional.

Speedwitch 180 COD – The second speed switching scenario on the routine, featuring five big targets in a wide map. A great continuation of the previous scenario, as it keeps the target size but now forces the player to make wider flicks and be more aware of target positioning. Since the goal of this task is to go as fast as possible, it lasts 45 seconds. ADS is optional.

Skyswitch EVO COD – The final task in this section, featuring four targets in a wide and deep arena. The targets start big and get smaller as you eliminate them. This is the most important scenario in this section, as it helps players push their speed and then retain it as they transition into smaller targets the better they perform. ADS is optional.

360 Switching:

Horizontal Switch COD – This is a target switching scenario featuring a number of humanoid targets. This task trains quick horizontal flicking in a full 360 degree arena. Headshots will deal more damage to the target, with ADS and player movement being optional.

Smoothswitch COD – The second task in the 360 section features several targets that fly gently around the player. This is a more tracking focused task compared to the previous entries on the routine, with it being meant to introduce a smoother, more controlled playstyle rather than focusing on flashy flicks. The targets will also regenerate their health, which means players will need to fully eliminate each target before moving on to the next. ADS and player movement are both optional.

Controlswitch COD – This task features several targets that are flying evasively around the player. This is the most tracking-focused scenario in the routine. It also features health regeneration, meaning the player must focus on fully eliminating each target before switching to another one. ADS and player movement are optional.

Precise Flicking:

Dotswitch COD – A static switching task with low time-to-kill (TTK) targets. This task is good for training precise flicking and the ability to chain eliminations in quick succession. It’s useful for practicing wide flicks and landing shots on targets that are far away.

Strafeshot Multi COD – This is a dynamic flicking task featuring five targets that are strafing in the air, and require three shots to eliminate. This is a great representation for precision based weapons that require more than one shot to kill, such as pistols or DMRs.

Game Specific:

Snipershot COD – The first sniping focused task on the playlist, this is a static flicking scenario that features four small targets in a narrow play space, requiring players to ADS. This will be useful for training proper flicking techniques while sniping targets in the distance, emulating sniper duels.

Reflex Sniper COD – The final task of the routine, this is a reflex flicking scenario that features a deep corridor with a target randomly spawning from side to side. The faster that you eliminate each target, the more points you’ll earn, and if you fail to eliminate the target fast enough, it will despawn and remove points. This task replicates holding sniper lines and reacting to enemies who are peeking you.

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Each Aim Basics Routine follows a familiar structure across games. You get a curated playlist designed to run in roughly 30 minutes. These routines focus on core aiming fundamentals that impact each specific game. These playlists have been carefully curated to help players at every end of the experience spectrum, so new players use these playlists to build strong foundations, while experienced players use them as consistent daily warm ups.

This article acts as a living hub for every Aim Basics Routine released. As new playlists are released for other games, links and updates will be added here over time. Bookmarking this page gives you a single reference for current routines and future releases. Some of the upcoming Aim Basics Routines you can expect are Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege, and Deadlock, with more additional games planned as well!

If there is a specific game you would like to see get the Aim Basics Routine treatment, such as Roblox Rivals, be sure to let us know!

Here are all of the released Aim Basics Routines:

The VALORANT Aim Basics Routine focuses on flicking, micros, and smoothness. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Battlefield 6 Aim Basics Routine is built around raw speed, 360-degree target switching, and precise flicking. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Overwatch 2 Aim Basics Routine has been designed to help train flicking, smooth target switching, precise and reactive tracking. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Aim Basics Routine features tasks selected to help train raw speed, 360 target switching, precise flicking, and sniping. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Marvel Rivals Aim Basics Routine has been designed with third-person tasks to train flicking, smooth target switching, precise tracking, and reactive tracking from the appropriate perspective. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The ARC Raiders Aim Basics Routine provides players with tasks training flicking, target switching, and tracking, with a third-person point of view, with targets designed to mimmick the ARCs you will face in game. Click here for the playlist, and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Counter-Strike 2 Aim Basics Routine is built to help players train their micro-corrections, flicking technique, smoothness, and reacting to strafing enemies. Click here for the playlist and click here to learn more!

The Delta Force Aim Basics Routine features tasks focused on providing players with training for raw speed, 360-degree target switching, precise flicking, fast target acquisition, wide-angle engagements, and sniping. Click here for the playlist and click here to learn more! Now available on PS5 and Xbox!

The Apex Legends Aim Basics Routine aims to teach players the core aiming fundamentals utilized in-game. It covers flicking, evasive target switching, precise tracking, and reactive tracking. Click here for the playlist and click here to learn more! Coming soon to PS5 and Xbox!

The Finals Aim Basics Routine is designed to provide players with the tools they will need to practice and improve on all of the aiming categories that benefit The Finals! This routine covers flicking, evasive target switching, precise and reactive tracking, with special training to cover game-like engagements against dashing opponents. Click here for the playlist and click here to learn more! Coming soon to PS5 and Xbox!

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This task will train your ability to switch between targets quickly, strengthening your ability in scenarios where you’re facing multiple enemies at once, pressuring you to take them down consecutively as fast as possible.

The task pits you against multiple pill shaped targets that move in long strafes. While the targets are all, they are fairly narrow and move quickly so you will need to lean on your tracking skills as well as your quick flicks target to target to maximize your score. The targets TTK should not be too unfamiliar for you if you’re used to playing shooters.

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You may want to play through the task a number of times to set in the approach, and revisit it as needed to warm up your aim and switching ability. Good luck out there!

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Due to the chaotic nature of the game, you will constantly find yourself in situations where you are facing off against multiple opponents in your line of sight, due to this reason it is absolutely crucial that you learn to not only switch from target to target, but do so as quickly as possible. If you want to stay alive long enough to call in your destructive killstreaks, you will need to learn to deal with high pressure situations, swiftly eliminating multiple targets within mere seconds. In order to do this, you will need to train your speed switching skills, gaining the speed you need to move your right thumbstick swiftly and precisely.

The featured task for this lesson will train your ability to time transfer across opponents swiftly, strengthening your ability to overcome the aforementioned scenarios in Black Ops 7, where you will find yourself facing off against multiple enemies simultaneously!

The task spawns a target that pressures you by getting closer and closer, shoot the target as quickly as possible before the target despawns, switching to the newly spawned target as quickly as you can once it spawns. Flick quickly, and correct your aim as you’re shooting the target, developing your accuracy in line with your speed as you go through your reps in the task.

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cm/360 means how many centimeters your mouse moves on your mousepad to complete a full 360 degree turn in game. Move your mouse from one edge of your pad to the other. If that distance spins your camera in a full circle, that distance is your cm/360.

Lower sensitivity means you need to move your mouse more, so your cm/360 number is higher. Higher sensitivity means less physical movement, so your cm/360 number is lower.

Players started using cm/360 because sensitivity numbers do not match across games. Even players with the same sensitivity setting in two games feel something different because DPI, FOV, and game engines are not the same. cm/360 gives you one physical number you can use everywhere. It describes how your aim feels in your hand, not only on your screen.

This matters when you start aim training. Many new players ask if their sensitivity is too high or too low. There is no single answer because your best sensitivity depends on your mouse, mousepad size, desk space, posture, and comfort. But there are common ranges that help you choose a smart starting point. From there, you adjust based on control, comfort, and performance.

Let’s take a look at the common cm/360 ranges, collected by our friends at Voltaic.

Common cm/360 Ranges

Overwatch 2 and Marvel Rivals

Hero dependent
Common range: 20 to 60 cm
Recommended: 35 cm

Battlefield 6

Weapon and role dependent
Common range: 20 to 50 cm
Recommended: 40 cm

VALORANT and Counter-Strike 2

High focus on crosshair placement
Common range: 35 to 75 cm
Recommended: 50 cm

Apex Legends

Weapon and engagement style dependent
Common range: 20 to 60 cm
Recommended: 40 cm

Fortnite

Building and editing reward faster turns
Common range: 20 to 45 cm
Recommended: 30 cm

Rainbow Six Siege

Tight angles and precision
Common range: 30 to 60 cm
Recommended: 40 cm

Call of Duty Series

Fast fights and frequent rotations
Common range: 20 to 45 cm
Recommended: 35 cm

Use these ranges to guide your first setup, which you can calculate in Aimlabs, or on our sensitivity converter! Then test, experiment, and find what works best for you!

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Flicking in Call of Duty makes an appearance as a mechanic primarily in situations where you are using a non-automatic weapon, such as marksman rifles, sniper rifles, or certain pistols. Being able to land the first shot consistently when using weapons in these categories is critical to your performance on the battlefield.

If you enjoy playing Warzone, you already know that the use of sniper rifles can be a game changer. If you want to be efficient in using these long-range killing machines, you will need to refine your flicking skills, ensuring that you are able to consistently land that first shot. A well timed sniper shot can quickly down an opponent and give your teammates the opening they need to push into enemy territory, on the contrary, missing a shot or aiming too low can give away your position while simultaneously allowing your opponents to quickly shield up and take cover before you can close in on them.

This featured will train your ability to time your shots and flick at targets consistently, strengthening your ability to overcome the aforementioned scenarios in Black Ops 7, where you will have to make the best out of these weapons classes.

The task features two evasive targets that are moving at the end of a long corridor. Work on maintaining your accuracy as you flick, before taking a split second to adjust your crosshair to ensure that it’s still on the moving target. You may want to track the target for a moment before clicking, building up speed after a few reps of this motion until it feels fluid.

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Mastering the skill of flicking in a game like Call of Duty is highly important, not just in scenarios where you’re using a sniper rifle, but as a fundamental mechanic of any shooter. Lack of well established flicking mechanics will lead to a number of missed opportunities in your aim duels, but don’t worry, with proper training flicking in CoD will come as second nature to you in no time.

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Beyond basic target acquisition, extended tracking involves maintaining precise aim on a moving target over time, even amidst chaotic gunfights or foes engaging in evasive maneuvers, trying their best to throw your aim off.

In COD, enemies often move unpredictably and maps are filled with a multitude of objects that can be used for cover, quick flicks or short bursts of damage often aren’t enough to send your opponent to the gulag. Extended tracking is crucial for consistently landing shots on your target, ensuring that you deal the sustained damage necessary to come out on top in your aim duels. In Warzone especially, quick eliminations are key, preventing your opponents from recovering after being knocked and sending you and your  team back to the lobby!

Our featured task will aim to strengthen your ability to track a moving target over an extended period of time, preparing you to shred your opponents’ armor plates in Warzone or swiftly eliminate a set of enemies as quickly as possible.

You will track a target that is strafing horizontally around you. Work on minimizing the amount of time that your crosshair is off of the target by reacting quickly when the target changes direction. Avoid tying to predict the directional changes, as they occur at random intervals. Focus on maintaining your accuracy and adjust only when needed.

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Extended tracking is the key to consistently damaging fast-moving enemies, ensuring they can’t escape, recover, and re-engage, turning the tables on you. By honing this fundamental mechanic, you’ll be able to maintain accuracy upon agile opponents, maximizing your damage output and securing more kills regardless of your gamemode of choice.

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