Aim training
Target Tracking
A focused practice module built for repeatable improvement.
What this trainer improves
Target Tracking Trainer develops the controlled cursor movement needed to stay on a moving opponent. Instead of clicking fixed targets, you follow one target as direction and speed change. The goal is smooth correction, not a chain of sharp flicks, which makes this drill useful for maintaining crosshair contact.
Read your results
Compare your tracking time with the time you held the mouse down. A large gap means your cursor is often falling behind or cutting ahead of the target. Start at a speed that lets you follow the motion without panic corrections, then increase speed after your control is stable.
Practice tips
- Follow the target with one smooth motion instead of repeated flicks.
- Relax your grip so small direction changes do not become overcorrections.
- Use a slower preset to establish control before selecting a smaller target.
FAQ
What does tracking train?
It trains continuous cursor control while a target moves, rather than one-time target acquisition.
Should I hold the mouse button down?
Follow the drill instruction. The key metric is how consistently the cursor stays on the target while it moves.
Test your overall aim
Finished training?
Run Aim Challenge to see whether your overall Aim Score improved.
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