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Find the leak
We pinpoint the habit that keeps costing you rounds—overflicking, tension, messy micro-corrections, or losing control after a strafe.
BratMi / competitive aim coach
Coaching that makes progress click.
Hi, I’m BratMi—a 16-year-old passionate grinder who wants to coach aim for a living. It is the hobby I care about most, and making it my work would be a dream come true.
I care about the person behind the crosshair as much as the score. I want every session to feel premium, clear, and enjoyable: a place where questions are welcome, progress is visible, and training stays fun.
01 / How I coach
Your aim is leaving clues. Learn to read them.
A miss is not a personality trait. It is information—about timing, tension, attention, or a habit you can change.
Most players repeat the same round.
We turn the moment into a clue, then the clue into a choice.
Start with the truth
We look at what really happens in your rounds, not the story you tell yourself after them.
Catch the pattern
A missed shot, a rushed peek, or a tense flick always leaves a clue. We learn which one matters.
Make the fix feel obvious
Clear explanations and visual examples turn “try harder” into a movement, decision, or feeling you can reproduce.
Let ranked test it
Practice only counts when it survives pressure. We revisit the moments that break down and make the next adjustment.
02 / Proof
An honest starting point, with more to build.
- Players
- 4 players coached
- Record
- 3 Valorant · 1 CS2
- Games
- Valorant + CS2
- Focus
- Aim · technique · confidence
03 / Coaching
Stop guessing. Start feeling the difference.
You should leave a session knowing exactly what to work on—not just with more drills in your notes.
Not “play more deathmatch.”
Identify the mistake. Isolate the weakness. Fix it deliberately.
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Build the fix
You get a short practice plan built around that one problem. No random 90-minute routine; just reps that have a reason.
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Take it into ranked
Then we check whether it survives real pressure. We review the moments that break down and adjust from there.
Bring a VOD, a clip, or the one thing in ranked that keeps making you go “I know that was bad, but I don’t know why.”
04 / Client progress
A real climb, clearly shown.
The strongest proof is specific. This client story keeps the starting rank, the Valorant Tracker baseline, and the final rank together—so the improvement has context.
Client story · Valorant
Silver 1 → Platinum 1
4 weekstailored practice
The starting point was not only a rank. It was a player with a visible baseline: sub-1.0 K/D, a 46% win rate, and specific aim habits to improve. The plan targeted those habits; the rank outcome followed.
Before
Starting baseline
Individual competitive performance before the coaching block.
- K/D
- 0.87
- Win rate
- 46%
- ACS
- 204
- Headshots
- 22%
After
Rank outcome
Captured after four weeks of focused work around the client’s own weak points.
Progress trail
What changed along the journey.
The rank is the outcome. These are the checkpoints from the journey, in the order they happened.
- 01Momentum
The first sign the process was working - 02Pressure
Where the small fixes held under pressure - 03Breakthrough
When better habits turned into a statement game
05 / Contact
Let’s make your next improvement feel possible.
Tell me your game, rank, and what feels stuck right now. We’ll have an honest conversation about your goals and whether my coaching is right for you.
Start the conversation on Discord