[2021] My aim is getting worse...

Hmmm, I use Aimlabs for warmup and I use Kovaak's to track my progression. I feel like Aimlab is very hard to measure how I'm improving, and I don't like their leaderboard setup.

A very good resource is the Voltaic community discord. I use their stretching guides, aim benchmarks, and routines. I've found a lot of success using this for Kovaaks - there are also a ton of helpful people that helped me out with questions just like yours.

Voltaic Discord: https://discord.gg/voltaic (This is not a Riot endorsement, just my personal preference to improve my aim)

Recently I did the "TenZ" recommend method to find your perfect sens. Essentially it's just a binary search, but someone made an awesome tool to help this process!

Find Your Sens Tool: https://psc-web-29b4c.web.app/#/

I used gridshot, and my opinion of what sens felt better, when doing this test. I think gridshot was a quick example of something I could do 5-10 times on each sens and get an idea of how I was performing. I also recommend popping into Valorant range and shoot some bots to see how it feels. I'm at 800DPI and went from 0.36 to 0.29. I have noticed that lower sensitivity has helped me get more headshots.

It's interesting calling out that you feel more accurate right after dropping your sensitivity. There was a theory in the early COD pro scene that if you played on high sens, then dropped your sens back to normal, it increase your accuracy. I haven't looked into it much, but I know I've run into some aim training people that train at "normal" sens and high sens.

Honestly DM has helped me a ton, along with Kovaaks. But make sure you are consistent, and you don't burn out. I try to do 30-60mins a day, and some days it can be real hard to put that time aside. Good luck!

LOL I just used gridshot as a quick gauge when trying to find what sensitivity worked for me :)

But yes, I should be judged :(

You're probably right, I wanted a healthy mix of speed and precision. I'm coming from playing League and COD at like 1600 DPI and high sens. So I'm trying to break years of wrist aiming.

So it's a slow process. I'll probably end up doing it over again but spending more time, and running it through multiple tests. I love data stuff like this!