Double Shot

What This Trainer Measures

Practise hitting two targets in sequence. The drill records completed pairs, shot accuracy, time to the first hit and time between the two hits. It is a browser target-switching exercise, not a simulation of an entire tactical engagement.

The Mechanics of Target Switching in Tactical FPS

Hit the first target, then acquire and hit the second. Review first-target time and switching time separately, alongside accuracy and the number of valid timing samples. Use repeated same-condition rounds to identify changes; the trainer does not record enough information to diagnose grip, eye movement or mouse-path shape.

How to Read and Interpret Your Results

Compare accuracy, completed pairs, first-target time and switching time under the same settings. Timing averages only include successful hit samples; missing samples are not zero-time hits. A faster switch with worse accuracy is a tradeoff. These results cannot establish why a target was missed or guarantee less hesitation in ranked matches.

Pro Practice Guidelines

• Lock in the first elimination before initiating any mouse movement toward the second target.
• Let your eyes lead your hand: snap your gaze directly to target two the moment target one is hit.
• Repeat comparable rounds before changing difficulty or interpreting a trend.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

Moving on before hitting the first target can leave the pair unfinished. Avoid chasing faster switching at the expense of accurate hits. Change difficulty between rounds and compare each preset separately.

Frequently Asked Questions