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!

Feel free to reach out on X.com, Discord, or Reddit with any questions or feedback, as we’re always listening!

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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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Click Here to start the Marvel Rivals Aim Basics Routine in Aimlabs!

This routine works as a daily training session or a warmup before you queue. The full playlist runs about 24 minutes and fits easily into your schedule, while also working as an on-ramp to provide new Aimlabs players get a clear entry point built around Marvel Rivals fundamentals. The routine flows through four structured sections so you stay focused without getting overloaded, giving you the opportunity to finish up feeling sharper, more controlled, and ready to handle chaotic fights.

Flicking:

Adjustshot 4 Targets Rivals – Features four targets placed on a wide wall with no depth. The targets are not fully static, as they have slight and gentle movement. This makes the scenario very effective for practicing proper flicking technique, combining a strong initial flick with controlled microcorrections caused by the subtle target motion. It includes an optional sniper ADS overlay, making it suitable for training a wide range of hitscan flicking heroes, such as Star-Lord or Black Widow.

Orbshot Rivals – The next flicking task features several gently flying targets positioned above the player. This scenario is excellent for training the awkward angles you’ll run into in matches, simulating airborne heroes such as Storm, Iron Man, or the Human Torch. It also develops target reading, microcorrections, and target prioritization.

Multishot Rivals – The final flicking scenario which features five targets that must each be hit three times to be eliminated. It includes optional player movement and a sniper ADS overlay, similar to Adjustshot 4 Targets.

Smooth Target Switching:

Smoothswitch Rivals – This target switching scenario tasks the player with firing at several gentlly flying targets that surround the player. Compared to most switching scenarios, this one leans more toward tracking due to its higher time-to-kill. It also includes health regeneration, meaning targets must be fully eliminated before moving on to the next one. ADS and player movement are optional.

Controlswitch Rivals – The second target switching scenario, featuring evasive flying targets around the player. It is even more tracking-oriented due to the targets’ more erratic, yet still readable, movement patterns. Like Smoothswitch, it uses health regeneration, requiring full eliminations before switching targets. ADS and player movement are optional.

Precise Tracking:

Flytrack Rivals – A precise tracking scenario featuring a pill-shaped target performing long strafes while flying in front of the player, mimicking heroes like Storm or Ultron. It helps develop target reading and tracking stability. Focus on smoothly following the target and avoid changing direction until the target itself does.

Controltrack Blink Rivals – The second precise tracking scenario, which features a semi-evasive target moving around the player. The target also performs random dashes, forcing the player to flick back to it in a controlled manner to continue tracking. This is highly representative of encounters against heroes with fast movement abilities, such as Spider-Man or Star-Lord. ADS is optional, and player movement is disabled to fully focus on the required aiming mechanics.

Reactive Tracking:

180 Blink Track Rivals – This reactive tracking scenario features a pill-shaped target that performs frequent horizontal and vertical strafes with near-instant acceleration to replicate in-game movement. The target also frequently blinks or dashes through the player, simulating heroes like Star-Lord, Angela, Venom, or Spider-Man who can force quick 180-degree turns to maintain tracking.

Fartrack Rivals Easy – The second reactive tracking scenario, featuring a pill-shaped target that uses game-like acceleration and movement. The target performs both long and short strafes at medium to long range. This scenario focuses on raw reactivity and target reading while maintaining a very authentic in-game feel.

Closetrack Rivals Easy – The final task of the routine which is similar to Fartrack, but set at a very close range. The pill-shaped target uses realistic acceleration and movement while performing long and short strafes. It emphasizes raw reactivity and target reading in close-quarters situations, closely reflecting real in-game encounters.

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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!

Check back for more Aim Basics Routines!

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Playlists for TacFPS Players:

(VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2)

VALORANT Foundations Playlist
A collection curated by Aimlabs’ own Yokai highlighting some foundational tasks.

VALORANT Ramp Warmup
Created by VT MINIGOD, this playlist is great for taking about 20 minutes to warmup before heading into your matches.

VT MINIGOD’s Demon1 2024 Aim Routine Remix
Demon1’s playlist was extremely popular about a year ago, and MINIGOD’s remix put a fresh spin on the routine that is designed to speed up your improvement.

VT VALORANT Anti Strafing Balanced
One of the most talented creators in the space, Lowgravity56, put this one together to help you practice to counter the AD-AD spammers.

Playlists for Hero Shooters Players:

(Overwatch 2, Marvel Rivals, Apex Legends, Deadlock)

Voltaic Overwatch 2 Novice
Lg56’s entry level playlist to get you on track with your hero shooter based aim.

rA Overwatch Intermediate Routine
A Playlist from revosect that will help hero shooter players start to advance their aim.

Apex: Dazs’ Fundamentals Playlist
This playlist features a number of tasks that were designed with input from Apex Legends coach and creator Dazs, but the tasks are sure to help players across a variety of games.

Apex Foundations
Compiled by Yokai, featuring a number of tasks that are going to help you train up those Apex fundamentals.

All Around Aim Playlists:

Revosect Smoothness Specific Routine
As you get further into aim training, you’re going to hear a lot about working on smoothness. This playlist from ICU is a great way to get started.

Voltaic Speed Switching Novice
Designed by Lowgravity56 in collaboration with superstar aimers Matty and Viscose, this playlist will build up a strong foundation for your speed switching ability.

Honorable Mentions:

Marvel Rivals Playlist 2.0
This playlist features a number of tasks designed in-house for specific Marvel Rivals training, compiled in a quick five minute routine.

Black Ops 7 Smoothness Playlist
This playlist is going to help you with your smooth tracking, switching, and target acquisition, just in time for COD Black Ops 7 and Battlefield 6!

Battlefield 6 Warmup
Rounding out our suggestions, a 10 minute playlist that you can use to get warmed up before jumping into Battlefield 6!

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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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Marvel Rivals focuses on dynamic team combat and high-stakes hero showdowns, demanding quick reflexes, strategic thinking, and razor-sharp aim. From pulling off heroic combos to securing crucial eliminations in teamfights, this guide will focus on improving your aim in an optimal manner and take your game to the next level!

Our training plan is divided into two key categories of aim: Tracking, and Flicking prefaced by a primer on smoothness to kick things off. Each mechanic will directly enhance your performance in Marvel Rivals, preparing you to hit those critical skill shots, chain attacks seamlessly, and land headshots with pinpoint precision!

Smoothing It Out

Before diving into landing heroic combos and round-deciding aim, let’s get you warmed up with an introduction to smoothness and why it’s a cornerstone of aiming in Marvel Rivals. Smoothness is the ability to move your crosshair fluidly and consistently, avoiding jitter or “skipping” as it tracks across your screen.

Smooth aim is critical in Marvel Rivals due to the game’s fast-paced, dynamic combat that heavily relies on tracking. Whether you’re lining up a precise skill shot or tracking a high-mobility opponent, smoothness ensures your aim remains consistent. Choppy or erratic crosshair movements can cause you to miss critical opportunities, or waste precious time readjusting your aim, disadvantages you can’t afford in the heat of battle where losing an aim duel can tilt the round in favor of the opposing team.

The suggested task is designed to train your smoothness, warming up your reflexes, and laying the groundwork for the rest of your training. Focus on smooth, controlled crosshair movements as the target moves throughout the task.

Smoothing Task:

VeerTrack

Why Tracking Wins Fights

Next up is tracking, the foundation of sustained damage in Marvel Rivals. Tracking is the ability to keep your crosshair locked on a moving target, ensuring you land every shot, even against the most evasive of foes. You will be learning about two types of tracking: precise tracking, and reactive tracking.

In Marvel Rivals, tracking is crucial for any hero’s aim mechanics, especially when you’re dealing with a plethora of beam attacks, rapid-fire abilities, and ranged weapons and skillshots. Furthermore, it plays a significant role in countering high-mobility heroes who utilize abilities like dashes, temporary flight, or teleportation to escape your wrath. Effective tracking will maximize your damage output within a short time-frame and make it nearly impossible for enemies to escape your grasp.

Let’s dive further into the dichotomy of precise tracking and reactive tracking in the upcoming sections and help you attain mastery of this core skill!

Lock In on Precision Tracking

Precise tracking focuses on making small, controlled adjustments to your aim to follow more minute movements made by your enemies. This skill is particularly important when targeting enemies at range or dealing with predictable movement patterns, such as an opponent retreating in a straight line or charging forward for an attack. Due to the difference in movement mechanics and hitbox sizes across heroes in Marvel Rivals, being able to adjust precisely in order to land those high-damage headshots is critical.

Heroes with sustained-damage abilities, like Star Lord’s Element Guns, benefit immensely from precise tracking. Maintaining consistent damage output in these scenarios will help you secure eliminations and control the battlefield, especially with low damage per shot, high fire-rate abilities.

With the next tasks, work on fine-tuning your micro-adjustments during tracking, as it will give you the precision needed to excel in all of the aforementioned engagements. In the first task, you’ll work on training your ability to smoothly track a target moving horizontally as it strafes in a predictable manner. In the second task, work on precisely tracking targets that are moving both horizontally and vertically. This is going to refine your ability to deal with opponents that are able to manuever around more dynamically in Rivals.

Precise Tracking Tasks:

rA Close Fast Strafes Easy Invincible
rA ReactiveSphere Med

Tracking Under Pressure

While precise tracking is important for more predictable movements and long range engagements, reactive tracking prepares you for the chaos of close-quarters combat, where enemies move erratically to evade your attacks. Reactive tracking emphasizes sharp, rapid movements to follow abrupt shifts in movement.

In Marvel Rivals, reactive tracking is vital for countering heroes with burst mobility, like a Spider-Man swinging across the battlefield or a Black Panther dashing through you in melee range. Training this skill ensures you can stay on target even in the most intense skirmishes where directional changes are an inevitability.

The next two tasks are designed to boost your reaction time and adaptability, making you a nightmare for any of these squishy, slippery foes, and stopping them from clearing your back line. In the first task, you will hone your ability to track a target that moves reactively in a horizontal direction, which will help you accurately adapt to directional shifts, boosting your ability in aim duels. In the second task, you will train to deal with opponents that can move reactively in every direction, which will be critical to boosting your ability to dish out damage consistently against the more mobile heroes in Rivals.

Reactive Tracking Tasks:

VT PillTrack Intermediate
rA ReactiveXY Easy

Train Your Flicks for Faster Eliminations

Flicking is the art of quickly snapping your crosshair to a target and firing with precision. This skill is invaluable when landing clutch headshots while playing heroes like Hela, Black Widow, or Winter Soldier.

Flicking shines in scenarios where enemies dart in and out of cover or during high-pressure moments, making every shot counts. By mastering flicking, you’ll maximize your impact in both aim duels and your ability to take out key targets in team fights.

These remaining tasks will help you train your static flicking and dynamic flicking, covering every scenario you’ll encounter in the battlefield of Marvel Rivals. For the first task, you will practice against static targets, which is a crucial starting point for any type of flicking situation you will encounter in-game, especially with hitscan heroes. The second task will help you train your ability to land headshots, which will speed up your engagements. The final task will take your skills to the next level, as you’ll practice dealing with small targets moving at you, this is going to help you shut down those heroes who are charging at you at high speeds.

Flicking Tasks:

rA ThreeWide Small
VT PatTarget Click 1Shot
Amare Dynamic Micros Easy

There you have it, our Marvel Rivals training plan! Along the way, you’ve developed your essential skills like general smoothness, tracking, flicking, and target prioritization, preparing you for any challenge you come across in Rivals.

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To unlock his full potential, you have to fine tune your aim to land most of your shots, especially when dealing with the various player models, head hitbox locations, and movement styles found in Marvel Rivals. Make sure you get comfortable with your tracking mechanics so that you can dish out damage effortlessly on the battlefield.

The following custom task was designed to help you hone these specific skills, with a focus on perfecting your precision while tracking, simulating in-game combat scenarios where The Punisher’s aim is put to the test!

Play the Rivals Punisher Task

By perfecting your tracking mechanics and refining your ability to punish foes from a distance, you’re building the foundation for dominating your long-range aim duels. Remember to use your arsenal’s versatility to your advantage and swap between your rifle and shotgun depending on the situation you find yourself in.

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Thanks to her blend of devastating damage, mobility, and fearsome ultimate ability, Helia is one of the strongest heroes in the game. Her primary fire is a hitscan ability called “nightsword thorns” and allows you to dish out devastating amounts of damage, especially if you can consistently land your headshots. The fact that the ability is “hitscan” means that there is no travel time for her shots, you take aim, fire, and her thorns have reached the location of your crosshair in an instant.

Paired with her excellent primary ability, Hela also comes equipped with a powerful secondary ability that fires a slew of projectiles which stick to any surface and detonate after a short period of time, dealing substantial burst damage, making it ideal against tanks. She also has the ability to swiftly morph into a crow for a brief amount of time and take you flying in the direction of your crosshair, giving her an excellent option to escape dangerous situations or pursue fleeing opponents. Hela’s ultimate “goddess of death” launches her into the air, granting her a large amount of added health points temporarily, and equipping her with missile-like projectiles that deal huge chunks of splash damage, allowing you to turn the tide in team fights.

Having covered the basics, next, we want to give you a task that you can play which will refine your head clicking skills so that you can dominate the mid-range as Hela and strike terror in your opponents!

Play VT PatTargetClick 1Shot

The task places you in an environment where you are presented with multiple moving targets, having to focus on precise flicking to eliminate them swiftly. The bots used in this task have head hit-boxes that you will need to aim for in order to eliminate them in a single shot.

By focusing on refining your headshot accuracy and mastering her versatile abilities, you will have already developed a solid foundation for excelling with Hela in mid-range duels and high-pressure battles. Keep practicing your aim to maximize her hitscan potential, and leverage her mobility and burst potential to outmaneuver and outplay your opponents!

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The episode explores everything from his early casual Counter-Strike days, his experience with League of Legends, his time coaching Valorant, and then his path into the Marvel Rivals competitive scene. The guys discuss what it takes to stay disciplined for five years straight, including 5:30 a.m. wake-ups, aim training, meditation, and cold showers, all in pursuit of mechanical excellence.

Beyond gameplay, Linepro gets personal about what drives him: childhood challenges, a search for belonging, and his transformation from validation-seeking teen to empathetic leader. His insights on team dynamics, emotional intelligence, and the power of vulnerability in esports make this episode stand out whether you’re a player, coach, casual player, or just a fan.

And of course, the conversation goes full Marvel Rivals. Linepro explains the earliest days of taking chances to build rosters, teammates going their own ways, Rivals’ long term future, and how the dev team is nailing fast content drops without sacrificing competitive depth. Linepro even breaks down the exact moment he knew this game could go big, plus his vision for a future World Cup that blends national pride with top-tier play.

Head over the Aimlabs Youtube channel to check out the full episode now!

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