Free aim drills for Valorant and CS2

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.

Reaction · 45 s · @oneflick

A ball pops up somewhere in front of you and is gone in 500 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.

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.

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.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

Two balls wait in front of you. Hit both and two more appear behind you, so turn all the way round and hit those. Then it's back to the front. Every ball sits at its own distance, so no two flicks are the same. Small balls, far away and spread wide, high and low. Misses count against you.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

Hold the gap between two walls. An enemy peeks from either side. It fakes with jiggles, jump peeks and shoulder peeks, and may stutter strafe as it commits, and shoots you 280 ms after it shows. Only a headshot takes it down. Win the duel before it fires.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

Hold a 2 m gap between two walls 50 m away. Enemies sprint across it from either side at a real player's speed in your game, after a random wait. Time the shot as they cross. Any hit kills. Unscoped shots go wide like in game. Misses and crossers you let through cost points.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

One enemy at a time, 65 to 80 m away, strafing like a player at your game's speed and stopping now and then. Only a headshot kills: body shots do nothing but cost points. Scope in and take the head, ideally when they stop.

Flicking · 60 s · @oneflick

An enemy stands somewhere down range, 30 to 55 m away, for 0.85 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. They strafe while they're up. Misses and targets you let go cost points.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

Hold a far wall with the sniper while enemies peek it the way players do: they speed up, counter-strafe to a stop and shoot once they've stopped. They come from the wall's left edge, then its right, in turn. Hit them first. Any hit kills, body or head. About 75 m away. Every kind of peek, often a jiggle or two first, and 0.3 seconds to shoot once they stop. Unscoped shots go wide, like in game, and misses cost points.

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.

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.

Reaction · 60 s · @oneflick

A smaller target, a shorter window, and it can pop up a little further out. For when Peek React feels easy.

Switching · 60 s · @oneflick

Smaller targets that drift sideways as they appear, spread wider, with less time to clear both. For when Double Swing Flick feels easy.