Introducing the VALORANT Aim Basics Routine 🎯 An official Aimlabs 24-minute playlist for all skill levels, featuring hand-picked scenarios to train VALORANT’s core aim fundamentals: Flicking, Micros, and Smoothness. Usable as a warmup or main training routine. Link below ⬇️

ROUTINE LINK 🎯: To play, just open Aimlabs and click the link. You can also search for it by name: “VALORANT Aim Basics”. Keep reading below for a more in-depth explanation and a showcase of each scenario in the routine ⬇️

The goal with this routine🧐: This playlist works both as a main daily training routine and as a warmup. It is 24 minutes long (8 one-minute scenarios played 3 times each) and is usable by players of all skill levels, while also serving as an introduction for VALORANT players coming to Aimlabs. The routine is structured around what I consider the three main aim categories or techniques for VALORANT: Microcorrections, Flicking technique, and Smoothness. I also added two scenarios at the end that feel considerably more game-like, as they focus on two very common situations in VALORANT: fighting frequently strafing enemies and reacting to enemies peeking angles. Below you will find an explanation for each part of the routine ⬇️

🔴MICROS: 🔵Micro 2 Sphere VALORANT: Two small static targets in a very small space, meant as core micro training and also as an in-playlist warmup within the routine. Fun, easy to play, and a good isolation exercise for practicing small flick motions. 🔵Microshot VALORANT: Two targets in a long corridor with readable, predictable strafes. Great for learning how to chain micros and eliminate multiple evasive targets in a row, which is very common in VALORANT. Trains microcorrections and the ability to focus on more than one target on screen, without being overwhelming. ⬇️

🔴FLICKING TECHNIQUE: 🔵Adjustshot VALORANT: Two targets on a wide wall with no depth. They are not static, as they have slight, gentle movement. Very useful for training proper flicking technique due to the required initial flick and the microcorrection needed because of the small target movement. One of my personal favorite flicking tasks. 🔵Headshot VALORANT: Four moving targets in a wide play area that only move horizontally until they hit the side walls. The task also has depth, so targets can appear closer or farther away. It represents situations where you catch multiple enemies rotating while unaware of your presence and need to eliminate them quickly. Similar to Microshot in that it emphasizes fighting several targets, but on a much larger scale. It also trains micros, but I included it here because it requires clean, wide flicks to move from target to target. ⬇️

🔴SMOOTHNESS / STABILITY: 🔵Strafe Track VALORANT: A single invincible tracking target that moves horizontally, with slight back and forth motion, mimicking a VALORANT player constantly strafing. Trains target reading and tension control, especially when reacting to changes in the target's direction. 🔵Angle Track VALORANT: An auto-movement scenario where the player moves side to side in a half-circle area while tracking a static target that despawns and respawns every six seconds. Excellent for stability, as it teaches players to use the full range of arm motion while tracking. Also representative of gameplay, since it mimics holding and moving along an angle while maintaining proper crosshair placement. Pro tip: In both of these tasks, you can simply hover over the target. There's no need to hold down the shoot button. ⬇️

🔴GAME SPECIFIC: 🔵Strafeshot VALORANT: A dynamic scenario with four targets at different heights. The targets strafe horizontally and frequently stop moving. Extremely representative of gunfights, as erratic movement and “ADAD spamming” are the most common ways to avoid getting killed in VALORANT. This is one of the hardest aiming situations in the game (excluding special movement abilities), so training it in isolation is important. Trains flicking technique, micros, and target reading. 🔵Peekshot VALORANT: A simple scenario that replicates holding a corridor where an enemy can peek from either side. Great for training reactions, micros, and an extremely common situation in VALORANT and most other TacFPS games. ⬇️

And that's the routine! If you have any questions or thoughts, feel free to comment ✍️ It's been a while since I last posted about a routine, but since we are starting to make more official Aimlabs ones, this felt like a good opportunity 🫡 I hope you like it!💜

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@aimlab I just did it, it's pretty good, I love the last exercise

@aimlab Glad u think so!

@aimlab When VDIM for valorant benches?

@aimlab Way longer to make, but I will do it eventually

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@aimlab You got a kovaaks one? Been trying different playlist for warmup to see how I feel.

@aimlab Nope! This is a Free Aimlabs routine!

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@aimlab @TiTan0ss thoughts on this routine?

@aimlab I’m already using the vt valorant warmup. What’s different?

@aimlab Different scenarios basically! RAMP is very good for sure, but maybe you can tey this one out too!

@aimlab Yo is there sensitivity finder anyone can suggest

@aimlab There is one in aimlabs! In any case I would recommend you experiment to find your ideal sens range

@aimlab link not working

@aimlab 1. Make sure to have Aimlabs installed from Steam not Epic Games. 2. Open aimlabs, wait a couple seconds in the lobby, and then click on the link. 3. If nothing works just search it by name in the search bar "VALORANT Aim Basics"

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@aimlab Np! I would get it from steam!

@aimlab this is literally copy and pasted from minigods kovaaks warm playlist

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@aimlab Have you even seen the warmup 🤣 copy this code KovaaKsBuyingGreenLamp then come back

Oh I thought you were talking about the RAMP warmup, I didn't know this routine existed. I can see the similarities actually! which makes sense since I worked with minigod for years making scenarios and routines and because a lot of the scenarios here are recreations of the original scenarios I made on aimlabs.

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@aimlab It's ok! Tone is hard to communicate via text only hahaha