Free aim drills for Valorant and CS2

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

An enemy stands somewhere down range, 25 to 42 m away, for 1.15 seconds. Flick to it, scope and hit before it's gone. Any hit kills. Unscoped shots go wide like in game, so scope every time. Misses and targets you let go cost points.

Flicking · 60 s · @bob

Three balls sit on a tight wall grid right in front of you, laid out 5 by 5. Shoot one and another pops up in a new grid spot right away. Stay fast and keep your clicks clean.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

The core microflick. One small target appears a few degrees from your crosshair, you correct and tap. Every kill is a tiny adjustment like the ones that win duels when your crosshair is already at head height. Misses cost a lot, so settle on the target before you click.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Real size enemies stand between 10 and 24 m away with their heads on your eye line, just like good crosshair placement. Snap from one head to the next. Only headshots count, and a body hit is a wasted shot.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Eight balls fill the wall in front of you, each one shrinking away over four and a half seconds. Hit them while they are big and they are easy. Wait and they get small, then vanish. Pick your next target fast, flick to it and tap. Every click counts, so a missed click costs more than a slow one.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Six balls wait on the wall in front of you. Flick to one, tap it, and it jumps somewhere new. Keep going for a minute. Every miss counts against you, so land each flick clean.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

Hold the gap between two walls. An enemy peeks from either side. It may fake you first with a jiggle or a jump peek, then swings wide or walks out, and shoots you 400 ms after it shows. Only a headshot takes it down. Win the duel before it fires.

Other · 1.5 min · @oneflick

You're behind a corner with a way round on each side, and an enemy is holding on one of them. Jiggle left and right to find it, get back in cover and put your crosshair where its head will be, then peek that side, stop and tap. Only headshots count, and shots on the move go wide, so counter-strafe before you shoot. The next enemy shows up once you're back behind the wall.

Reaction · 45 s · @oneflick

A ball pops up somewhere in front of you and is gone in 1000 ms. React, flick and tap it before it goes. The next one comes after a short random wait. Shooting at nothing counts as a miss.

Switching · 60 s · @oneflick

Four balls drift slowly around the wall. Put your crosshair on one until it breaks, then switch to the next. Damage stays if you leave one half done, but every switch costs time.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

A ball strafes left and right like a player dodging, changing direction without warning and sometimes stopping dead. Keep your crosshair on it. Your score is the share of the run you stay on it.

Switching · 60 s · @oneflick

Two targets appear together, like two players swinging an angle at once. Tap one, snap to the other and tap again before they go. They can show up high or low, so find each one fast. Misses cost a lot.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Sharp Flick with bigger targets, about the size of a head at 10 m. Start here to learn clean small corrections, then move on to Sharp Flick when you can hold 90% accuracy.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Sharp Flick with the smallest targets, about a head at 20 m. For when Sharp Flick feels easy. Stay precise and let your speed come on its own.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Small targets pop up near your crosshair and vanish after 0.7 seconds. React, correct and tap before they go. A target you let go counts against you like a miss.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Strafe with A and D, stop, then tap the head. You hold a rifle with real shooting error, so shots fired on the move go wide, just like in game. Counter-strafe to stop fast, and let the enemies go if you can't stop in time.

Flicking · 30 s · @oneflick

The 30 second warm up to play first. Two small targets sit close to your crosshair. Tap one, then the other, and keep the rhythm. Quick, tiny corrections with no wasted shots.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

A ball strafes left and right like a player in a duel, changing direction and sometimes stopping. It can show up high or low. Keep your crosshair on it. Two seconds on it drops it and a new one appears.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

ADAD Track with a smaller, faster ball that changes direction sooner and stops more often. For when ADAD Track feels easy.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

The ball runs, stops dead, then runs again, like a player counter strafing to shoot. Stay on it when it stops without overshooting, and pick it up again the moment it goes.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

A ball strafing 5 metres away, like a close corner or a rushed site. Up close the same movement needs bigger, faster corrections. Keep your crosshair on it.

Tracking · 60 s · @oneflick

A strafing ball like ADAD Track, but you move too. Strafe with A and D in your game's own movement while you keep your crosshair on it, so your aim stays steady whatever your body does.

Switching · 60 s · @oneflick

Three targets at once, like a stacked push. Clear all three in the order that keeps your flicks short, one tap each, before they go.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

Hold your crosshair still. After a random wait a target pops up a few degrees away, like an enemy peeking your angle. Tap it before it's gone. The faster you hit it the more it's worth, and shooting at nothing counts as a miss, so don't guess.