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Calm aim is largely divided into three categories: force control, Bardoze method, and tracking. If you grip the mouse too tightly, you can move quickly, but your aim becomes unstable. If you grip it weakly, you can move smoothly, but it can be slow. Proper force control is important.

The Bardoze method involves dividing the flick into two stages. First, a flick for close range is needed, followed by fine adjustments for accurate aiming. Be careful not to over-flick, and refer to TenZ's aim practice.

Tracking provides stable aim, but it tends to be underestimated. Pendragon has found many problems in the tracking part when coaching users below Immortal. As a tracking practice method, we recommend the 'switch track ultimate' mode of the aim trainer, and it is important to practice target switching in a low tension state.

Simple movement is an explanation of the movements used during engagements. Your movement should not be too long or complicated, and it is not good to only use 'left-right-tap-tap' movement. Pendragon recommends practicing simple movements by setting up bots and practicing shooting in 1-2-3 shot bursts. It is important to minimize mouse movement by using movement along with the mouse for fine adjustments.

If your aim is good in the practice range but shaky in real combat, you need to practice eliminating fear. You can overcome fear by practicing accurate aiming and peeking without dying in one tap. You should practice peeking by repeating A, D movement from the wall, and practice pre-aiming when turning corners.

Alexander and Pendragon's aim routine sharing code will be posted in the video comments. Thank you for watching.