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Valorant aim training: a page for every player
Valorant aim training for every player: pick your page by situation. For all, the benchmark measures 6 to 8 subcategories and the routine hits the weakest.
These pages speak to different players, but the product does the same thing for all of them. The benchmark measures your aim by subcategory: 6 at the Novice level, 8 after that.[1] The daily routine then starts from the weakest ones, with the KovaaK's playlist codes.[2] Each session lasts 20 minutes.[3]
What changes from one player to the next is the starting point, the time you have and the question you are asking. Each page answers it with its own worked numbers. None of them promises a rank: EsportManager trains mechanical aim, not game sense.
What every profile shares
The same cycle runs through all of them: you measure, you train the weakest area, then you measure again. Sessions are short, scores are entered by hand, and nothing runs on a subscription. Only the Sensitivity Finder spends tokens, which you receive when you create your account. What differs from one page to the next is the order in which you approach those steps.
How to choose
- You are new, or between Iron and Silver: read the beginner page. It also says what KovaaK's costs.
- You are stuck in Gold or Silver and want to know what your aim does wrong: read the stuck in Gold page.
- You come from CS2, Overwatch 2, Apex Legends or Call of Duty: read the coming from another FPS page, with the sensitivity conversion numbers, for any of the 6 games in the converter.[4]
- You are short on time, or returning after a break: read the short on time page.
If two pages fit, start with the one that describes your blocker right now. The hardware stays the same: the benchmark and the routine need KovaaK's on PC, paid on Steam.[5]
Reference pages
To understand the frame before you choose, go through the routine, the benchmark, the Sensitivity Finder or the sensitivity converter. To work on one precise skill, see training.
In this section
- Hardstuck Gold Valorant: Aim DiagnosisHardstuck Gold or Silver in Valorant? The Novice benchmark scores 6 aim subcategories and the routine attacks the weakest one. Aim is only part of your rank.
- Switching from CS2 to Valorant: Sens & AimSwitching from CS2, Overwatch 2, Apex or Call of Duty to Valorant: each game's yaw, your sens as eDPI and cm/360, then a 3 minute 3D test to check it.
- Valorant Aim Routine 15 Minutes a DayShort on time or back in Valorant? A session takes 20 minutes, Challenger adds 10 deathmatches, and the benchmark remeasures your level every Monday.
- Valorant Aim Training for BeginnersValorant aim training for beginners and Iron to Silver: measure 12 Novice scenarios, then play one 20 minute session a day. KovaaK's cost and PC need stated.
Read next
- Valorant Aim Routine: 20-Minute SessionsA Valorant aim routine built from your benchmark: 20-minute sessions on your weak spots, 3 intensities, KovaaK's playlist codes and deathmatches every day.
- Valorant Aim Benchmark: 3 Levels, 12 RanksThe weekly Valorant aim benchmark in EsportManager: 3 levels, 12 ranks, energy per subcategory, a promotion rule and scores you enter by hand from KovaaK's.
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- The benchmark measures 6 subcategories at the Novice level and 8 at the Intermediate and Advanced levels (adding strafe-click and strafe-track). · EsportManager data · checked on October 3, 2026↩︎
- The daily exercises target the weakest subcategories first, with KovaaK's playlist codes. · EsportManager data · checked on October 3, 2026↩︎
- A session lasts 20 minutes, in 2 exercises of 10 minutes. · EsportManager data · checked on October 3, 2026↩︎
- The sensitivity converter covers 6 games: Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Call of Duty and Marvel Rivals. · EsportManager data · checked on October 3, 2026↩︎
- The benchmark and the routine are played in KovaaK's, on PC, paid on Steam. · EsportManager data · checked on October 3, 2026↩︎