4BangerKovaaks

I will be taking a much needed break and traveling to Japan! So if you're interested in getting coaching I highly recommend signing up now as it may be closed for a while. When I get back I have a lot of exciting experiments & videos to make! In the meantime i leave you with a goated MS pain picture, describing speed management!
Enjoy aimtraining without me for now πŸ₯²

5 months ago | [YT] | 27



@roktimqwerty9119

Good luck on your trip to japan and happy journey

5 months ago | 3  

@Egolive_The_Egoist

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3 months ago | 0

@SERGIOSER-h7b

What does this picture mean can someone pls explain?

5 months ago | 0

@lsh6108

It’s dumb Twitter stuff but would you ever address the semi recent stuff posted about you? I know youve got a trip to prepare for so no rush but as a long time fan I was wondering

5 months ago | 3

@NPC_averagemale003

The under/overflicking "model" is outdated and proven untrue. The distance of the overflick can be measured by the reaction time (or lag) of the aimer's visual confirmation of on-target and actually stopping the mouse. Underflicking is a seasoned aimer's mentally trained offset to negate the extra distance caused by reaction time. As sensitivity increases, the %overflick is also increased proportionally due to the linear relationship between reaction time and initial velocity. All these "aim science" or Bardoz method keep telling you to stop overflicking but they fail to explain the fundamental mechanics of said overflick. Therefore the responsible way to tell a noob how to learn flicking is by asking them to visualize the end point, close their eyes and flick using pure mind-muscle control instead of relying on visual confirmation.

5 months ago | 0