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Solo Training! Practice these areas to improve your game and hurl yourself up the ranks!

*Nades:
-Set nades (Download Workshop maps)
-Counter nades, Pre-nades, Pop flashes, Fake flashes/Decoys (Practice in Casual mode or on Community maps)
-Support nades (This can be done with a friend anytime, or during team prac)

*Aim Training:
-Death match is a great place to start. It will increase the amount of people you can kill within a certain amount of time, greatly improve your accuracy, help you pull off those fully sick flicks and at the same time will allow you to grasp a firm understanding of a specific maps elements. Eg. corners, angles, camping positions(#facepalm) etc, etc.
-Recoil/Spray patterns (DL Workshop maps)
-Side-step shooting/Pre-firing (Practice on a friend/bots on an empty server or join the community on DM, Casual or competitive)
-AWPing/Rifling (DL Workshop maps) A personal preference as to which you will do most, so i’ll say work on your strengths, but work harder on your weaknesses. Being a better all-round player will help you, your team-mates and in-turn your rank. (Eg. I was a rifler (AK), but after only a couple of days of sniping with the AWP on deathmatch and casual, I picked up my first ace on MM as a MGE. I can say with confidence that one round helped us win the game and that one game went towards my rank up, it all helps!)

*Fake/Faking:(This will be covered in greater detail in Team Prac)
-Defuse/Plant
-Rotates
-Plays(when you make a move onto a site)
(Practice in Casual mode, on Community maps or Privately with friends)

*Map knowledge (Familiarise yourself with the active duty maps, especially the ones you don’t like/never play. This will benefit you for obvious reasons..)

*WATCH! Watching matches is an EXCELLENT way to learn.
Think about it this way.. If you finished year 7, then rocked up at highschool only to find the year 8,9,10,11, and 12 teachers were all as dumb as the fat ♥♥♥♥♥ from year 7, HOW WOULD YOU LEARN ANYTHING NEW?!?! Because of the way Match Making groups people of the same or similar ranks together, the same issue occurs. I’ve often heard friends complaining of being “stuck” at a certain rank, so my advice, watching anything from pro matches on Twitch, (which you can easily find the schedule on ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.com), to the not so pro in the watch menu at csgo start up, may help you to overcome this hurdle. As opposed to simply playing with friends who are higher ranked where you will need to concentrate on playing and trying to learn from them at the same time, watching eliminates those distractions and allows you to take in a lot more information at any one time.

Solo training and these points within should be practiced as often as possible. If you are determined to get good and STAY good, it is imperative you make it a routine. ESPECIALLY when it comes to aim, muscle memory is something you lose over time, so stay on top of it, keep those pin-point micro-corrections and flick shots flowing!

Also, try to concentrate on one thing at a time, once you feel you have made a real improvement in one area, move onto the next. DON’T RUSH IT and try to shove everything into your brain at once, you probably won’t remember half of it tomorrow anyway. Unless you’re a robot with a photographic memory then go for it!

NOTE: There are many a tutorial on ‘how to’ with all of the above, so i suggest resourcing a few before trying anything out yourself. This will help to avoid teaching yourself bad habbits that will later prove hard to shake, as well as help you understand what you’re doing, how to do it properly and why you’re doing it. (WarOwl is a YouTube’er who specialises in CSGO and is a great source of info for me personally, i HIGHLY suggest checking him out!!!)

TEAM PRAC & TRAINING SCHEDULE COMING SOON!
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