Tracking aim trainer

Tracking is keeping your crosshair on a target that keeps moving, instead of snapping to it once. It decides fights against strafing players in Apex, Overwatch 2 and Call of Duty, and helps with spraying in Valorant and CS2. Flicking is the other half of aim: train that on the flick aim trainer.

• Use your in-game sensitivity. Match it with the sensitivity converter if needed.
• Relax your grip and move with your arm, not just your wrist, on big direction changes.
• Watch the target, not your cursor. Your hand follows your eyes.
• Start on Easy until you hold 70% or more, then move up.

Your score is the percentage of 30 seconds your cursor spent inside the target. The target changes direction smoothly at random and bounces off the walls, so no two runs are the same. Your best for each level is saved in this browser.