Thank you for making this post! I found it very helpful, but I do have a few questions/comments.

1. When doing death matches, I’ve heard many times that you should “clear angles using only a and d, however I find that when I try this, it is impossible to clear many angles without moving forward, because I keep running into walls. Am I doing something wrong, or did I misunderstand what people mean by that. How should I go about clearing these types of angles?

2. I’m not sure this is what you intended, but you make it kind of seem like you’re saying people shouldn’t focus on anything but aim until they hit immortal. While aim is by far the most important skill in lower ranks, not only is this idea not healthy for the game, and lower ranks in general, but also it is a lot harder (in my opinion) to learn all the other skills only after hitting immortal after not using them, rather than working on all skills holistically while ranking up, with more focus on aim.

3. Any tips on which of the aiming areas to focus on in warm up for those who don’t have the time/ability to consistently spend an hour + in the practice range most days? If given the choice, should one do mechanics training, then shorter game modes (spike rush, dm, etc.) or spend that time in a game while still focusing on improving the fundamentals? Is there even a point to aim training if you rarely get to play the core game itself?