new to kovaaks, horrible at aiming, no idea how to improve/what to do

ivyAsker6h

Screenshot 2026-11-09 214609 idk what any of this means but i feel like it might be useful 😭

Their setup when they asked · 6h ago

Sens: 42 cm/360
DPI: 1600
Mouse: Endgame Gear OP1 8K v2
Headset: HyperX Cloud III Wireless
Monitor: AOC AOC Gaming Q27G2S

whatmymind 🖱Diamond5h
Forget about the KovaaK’s website, you don’t need it at all. Right now only these things matter:

KovaaK’s itself - so you can train and actually improve.

https://evxl.app/ - all the useful benchmarks are collected here.

Videos from MattyOW, Viscose and other strong aimers that you’ll be soaking up.

Watching VODs so you can learn and analyze how to move your mouse properly in different situations.

Now let’s go into more detail on each point:

1, Turns out you can’t attach files here xd. Anyway, just watch the video: https://youtu.be/QSS-zJb4lsY?si=nzWEz69x0H9IV4Yv Everything you need is in there. But I recommend not overloading your head with extra info or background noise. For the first while just set comfortable settings and colors for yourself and play a lot.

If you’re here specifically to train - then KovaaK’s should only take about 20% of your total time (80% actual games, 20% KovaaK’s). You’ll get more details from Viscose’s videos or other solid creators.

If you came to grind ranks - then decide for yourself how much time you want to spend in KovaaK’s. But it’s really important to regularly warm up your hands so you don’t get injured: https://youtu.be/-b7ItCmvUio?si=JOqX_apcMsF8y5Yp (more details in MattyOW’s video).

2, https://evxl.app/ - what even is this? The most convenient site with a bunch of benchmarks and record tracking. I’ll attach a screenshot of my personal favorite benchmarks below, but it’s all very individual because people usually train the stuff they’re weak at. You might be good at clicking but terrible at tracking - or the other way around.

First of all you should focus on Viscose Benchmarks / Viscose Benchmarks S2 (Season 2 is easier than the first one) and maybe TSK Mixed. In the Viscose benchmarks you’ll be able to improve skills that actually help in real game situations and raise your overall aim level.

Second - never use VT Bench for training. It’s the most popular/overhyped benchmark that everyone loves to flex scores from and rely on, but they’re not really suitable if you’re starting from absolute zero. If someone just tells you to play VT Bench - they’re probably a bit dumb.

3 & 4, I’ll combine these for convenience.

Channels you should be absorbing info from:

https://www.youtube.com/@mattyow777

https://www.youtube.com/@ViscoseOCE

https://www.youtube.com/@Aznoheu

There are probably other channels with useful stuff or VODs of strong players that I forgot. But the main useful info is on Viscose and MattyOW. Aznoheu just posts a ton of VODs.

Quick summary:

If you’re training - don’t spend too much time and don’t slack off. Roughly an hour a day is already enough to start progressing. If your goal is grinding ranks, just figure it out based on your situation.

https://evxl.app/ is for tracking your scores (and other people’s). You just paste your Steam profile link and you’re good.

Plus a lot of info from the videos you need to absorb.

Over time you’ll start understanding more clearly what you want from aim trainers and from your devices.

Good luck! :3

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1. ivyAsker4h
  thank you so much!!
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  1. whatmymind 🖱Diamond4h
    Please, if the answer helped you, feel free to mark it as “Solved” 🙏. I’m just out here aurafarming like crazy on this site :3
    
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ddocMaster6h
grind viscose and 1w6ts, works for me add me on discord if u want coaching, i might not that good at aim training but i helped lots of people transfer raw aim into games
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june -_-Gold5h
I think that before you start "pushing" yourself in the game, you should look for exercises that you actually enjoy, or categories that you find fun to try—whether it’s clicking, tracking, or target-switching. In my experience, when I just forced myself to do the exercises, I didn’t have any fun; I’d get frustrated and end up playing for only 5 to 10 minutes because I wasn’t enjoying it. Once you find something you like, then you can start doing benchmarks. (For what it’s worth, I’m actually not very good myself, but I hope this advice helps!) (,; ⩌ ;,)
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