Aim Trainer

What this trains

This is a precision clicking drill — stationary targets, varied positions. It isolates raw accuracy and target acquisition speed without tracking or prediction. The closest real-game analogue is clicking stationary heads in CS2 or Valorant. If you've used Aim Lab or Kovaak's, it's the same idea as a grid shot routine — a wall of static targets you clear as fast and cleanly as you can.

Reading your score

Aim for 70%+ accuracy and average hit times under 400 ms for a solid baseline. A high hit rate with slow avg time means good aim but slow processing; low hit rate with fast times means you're rushing — slow down, aim better.