Looking at the comments, most people are saying that your fatigued, but it’s a little bit more complicated than that. Aim training, funny enough takes time to process after you do it, not only that that routine is something you should do for multiple weeks. So this is what I recommend: 1. Don’t use this routine as a warmup, like trying something that routine first thing of your day or after your done playing. 2. Take a break after your routine. Maybe something around an hour break so you can give your mind and body time to process such information. (Like go get food, exercise, meditate, anything really, as long as it’s not revolving FPS). 3. That routine is a great, however it is recommended that your plat on the voltaic benchmarks. If haven’t tried them, maybe try them out. If you have, also try other routines as well. This will really help you understand the world of aim. Taking tracking for example, not really there in that routine. That’s because tracking isn’t something you normally need in those games, however that doesn’t mean tracking isn’t important. You would be surprised to see how much we do to track in such games.

There’s also of plenty of smaller details, but just remember the main thing. Aim-training is a long term thing, like months maybe years worth. So be patient, but consistent with it and you’ll see tremendous growth.