Do you lean back in your chair?

[slim drum]

yo quick question, do you lean back in your chair while aiming or not? because when I try to lean back i feel like my range of motion is very limited and I cant move my elbow back far without bumping into my chair. But on the other hand i feel like its not good for your back.

[wise rock]

If you're not leaning back while aim training you're not doing it right

[slim drum]

But take a look at matty at the red bull tournament. He is also clearly leaning forward. As well as if i watch valorant pro play, most of them also lean forward

[nocturne rover]

as long as your lower back is supported should be fine

[iron mulch]

leaning forward is jus a bad habit people become accustomed to

also makes u more focused id say at the cost of bad posture

[slim drum]

Thing is, if i dont lean forward my upper back, my elbow will be further away from the desk, which limits my range of motion

[spark pumice]

You should invest in a chair with more adjustability in the armrests or a standing desk for the height adjustability. You lower the armrests to scooch further into your desk or elevate the table to do the same. A chair would be more affordable I believe, and it would even further benefit your posture and long term health.

[slim drum]

I already removed my armrests from the chair, and I have an adjustable desk. What is blocking my range of motion is my backrest, when I pull my arm back to aim vertically

[spark pumice]

Oh i see. Yeah i dont see a solution other than maybe fingertip grip for added vertical range of motion

[slim drum]

Yeah thats a good idea, but for that i have to get a new mouse, deathadder v3 is too big

[glass belfry]

i sit up straight, maybe ever so slightly forward, and bring the monitor in. i like being closer to the screen but i avoid having "jabbi posture" lmao

[glass belfry]

more like twistzz

[iron mulch]

Is this real