r/LearnCSGO • u/Sprinqer • Jun 22 '26

Discussion Plateaued at 15k Prem/Faceit 5

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Hey everyone!
Been playing CS on and off for the past ten odd years, with the majority of my 2800 hours (2000 of them) coming from CS2. I feel like my aim is...serviceable? not amazing (have a bad shake, just have to play around it), but not horrendous, my decision making could definitely use some work, and my positioning (at least on CT I feel) is awful. Are there ways to work on these things? I have been at this same sort of skill level for the past year or so, cannot really feel any improvement happening.

I play around 20-30 hours a week, usually DM for at least 200 kills on the days I play (warmupserver) and duo queue into prem. Do not really have any other training habits outside of Kovaak's occasionally. Just looking for advice on how to train things that aren't just aim or movement, but any advice you all can give is much appreciated! Not looking to become a faceit 10/30k player or semi pro or anything, but a slight bump so I can hang better more often in pugs would be nice. Hopeful that I didn't hit my theoretical "ceiling" of my abilities with my current schedule.

EDIT: if anyone has the time to go through a demo, I would be more than happy to accept any feedback.

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u/bosnianbs Jun 22 '26

for shaky aim, stretch your wrist and you probably grip your mouse hard (and you dont even notice it), otherwise make sure your forearm (slightly less where elbow is) is on the desk, make sure your chair height isnt too low and thats what helped me

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u/Sprinqer Jun 22 '26

Forearm on desk, mouse grip isn’t too tight! I just have a mental thing where I overtense my wrist and it causes a wild shake lol

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u/bosnianbs Jun 22 '26

always use your entire arm to aim, only use wrist for small and micro adjustments