Movement
movement guides and resources
New NINJA Moves on Mirage j5pHdN ZoLk
Analysis of kRYSTAL's match-winning clutch on Nuke A-site, demonstrating how silent drops from rafters deny audio information and create decisive advantages in retake scenarios.
Tuto Les mouvements de Base sur CS2 1 Velocite Decals Echelle Triks KXNpLQMWE9g
An in-depth tutorial covering advanced CS2 movement mechanics including velocity management, ladder techniques, and peeking mechanics demonstrated across multiple maps like Dust 2, Mirage, Nuke, and Cache.
Tuto Les mouvements de Base sur CS2 2 Bunny long jump circle jump J9hSdg3A67s
Advanced movement tutorial by DEVIL covering bunny hop, long jump, and circle jump techniques demonstrated on practice servers, KZ maps, and live match clips.
CT Specialist ZywOos Confident Movement on Inferno yFG4HpCUQmM
Breakdown of ZywOo's CT-side AWP mastery on Inferno, analyzing his confident movement, positioning choices, and hold setups across multiple high-stakes rounds in DreamHack Masters and the StarLadder Major.
POSITIONING from NOOB to PRO CS2 GUIDE ziga7yzwA4E
A comprehensive tiered guide covering positioning fundamentals from beginner to pro level, using examples across multiple maps to illustrate early-round holds, mid-round repositioning, and late-round scenarios.
How to Peek explained from NOOB to PRO CS2 Guide InUvLTP x6E
A mechanics masterclass breaking down peeking fundamentals into skill tiers from novice to pro, covering engagement tactics and map-specific peeking scenarios across multiple competitive maps.
How To Peek Like A Pro In CS2 Elige 9WF1LeGhPyQ
Analysis of professional CS2 peeking mechanics emphasizing vigilance, angle isolation, and lurk discipline, illustrated through high-stakes matches from ESL Pro League and other pro tournaments.
The ULTIMATE CS2 Guide For CSGO Players 5baBCmVXBVk
An advanced guide analyzing professional CS2 movement, defensive positioning, and macro rotations through real match examples from PGL Major Copenhagen 2024. Covers high-stakes round scenarios with detailed economic and tactical context.
How to Improve Your Aim with Movement and Crosshair Placement 3jvQW NOy7c
A fundamentals tutorial demonstrating how to improve aim through proper peeking technique and crosshair placement on Dust II. Covers clearing angles systematically from Mid/Catwalk to A Site and pushing Long Doors with utility support.
All New Players Make THIS Movement Mistake 8NaYjC2m064
Tutorial addressing the common beginner movement mistake known as the 'static penalty,' teaching proper defensive strafe mechanics and counter-strafing during gunfights on Mirage.
Stop Moving Like a Noob CS2 Movement Explained Y6MtOR0PZMs
A masterclass on CS:GO movement, pathing, and peeking mechanics, utilizing professional match clips to illustrate high-level techniques and positioning.
Stop PEEKING Like a NOOB CS2 Peeking Guide 8SsqRiL7rdA
A peeking fundamentals guide that uses FACEIT Major London 2018 match analysis between MIBR and NaVi on Overpass to illustrate proper peeking techniques and positioning.
YOUR POSITIONING SUCKS Getting You Out of ELO Hell 5 GkxpYOTllfA
Demo review analyzing B site anchoring positioning on Dust 2, demonstrating how poor positioning leads to economic struggles and round losses in FACEIT matches.
SNAP TAP Worse Than You Think Vn K b3z7iU
Analyzes counter-strafing mechanics and the impact of Snap Tap/SOCD keyboards, using a professional match between MOUZ and Team Vitality as a case study.
Angle Holding Guide To Peek or Not to Peek 3eyO5YGrg5E
An educational tutorial covering when to peek versus hold angles, and how to effectively use off-angles, demonstrated on Cache and Mirage.
Improving Your Aim with Positioning gJwghpj3E10
Tutorial explaining how poor positioning and bad angle selection are often mistaken for bad mechanical aim, covering frag-out angles, surprise angles, and safe fallback positions across Dust II.
Peekers Advantage The Easiest Way to Improve Your Fragging QDXpSvhVHWo
Explains how peeker's advantage works in online CS:GO and demonstrates movement techniques to exploit lag compensation and interpolation against stationary defenders.
The Most Common Movement Mistake Gd5PCej5A8o
A tutorial by voo explaining common movement mistakes in Counter-Strike, focusing on peeking mechanics and counter-strafing on Dust II.
Holding Angles The Most Common CT Side Error JrKQ5vbHraQ
Tutorial explaining the mechanics of peeker's advantage and common errors CT players make when holding angles, demonstrated on Mirage with rifling scenarios.
Positioning Fundamentals Angle isolation z LyLG5YieY
Fundamental tutorial on angle isolation technique on Dust II, teaching players how to position themselves to only face one angle at a time across B Site, Mid, A Long, and A Site.
How When to Use Off Angles xYDTb5GGQGU
Tutorial explaining the strategic deployment, risk-reward, and mechanics of using off-angles for defensive advantages on Dust II.
Guide to Passive Awping Awp Guide 12 I8sdDYbtP g
An instructional guide targeting players below DMG rank on how to maximize AWP impact through passive positioning and holding safe angles on Dust II, rather than attempting aggressive ego peeks.
CSGO Positioning Fundamentals 05x9jhb49S4
A fundamental guide covering CS positioning concepts including angle holding, site anchoring, and dynamic defensive play with demonstrations on Dust II and Inferno.
4 Levels of Movement Beginner to Pro ft. TSM Drone OsSI22uVmik
Educational analysis comparing movement mechanics across different skill levels from beginner to pro, covering various in-game scenarios including pistol rounds, full buys, and clutch situations.
The Most Common Mistake Below MGE How To Get More Kills r NrkQ5hPVg
Tutorial targeting lower-rank players on breaking the habit of standing still during gunfights, emphasizing the importance of movement and repositioning on Mirage's A site.
Why Youre Crouching Too Much ham2HpvRD4
Tutorial analyzing common crouching habits during gunfights on Dust II, covering when crouching is appropriate versus detrimental and how it interacts with peeking mechanics.
Visualizing What is Good and Bad Movement Sidtqr9DHNg
Analysis comparing T-side movement and angle-clearing mechanics between public matchmaking and professional play on Cache, highlighting the differences in discipline and technique.
YOUR MOVEMENT SUCKS ELO Hell 13 EnLAX0dzQU8
A demo review analyzing T-side movement and pathing issues on Overpass, examining rounds 2-8 of a matchmaking game where the T-side struggles with map control and site executions.
How to Crouch Less Win Engagements More 7rgskH76ne8
Tutorial breaking down the panic-crouching habit and explaining how positional discipline and proper movement mechanics lead to winning more gunfights.
4 Levels of Movement Beginner to Pro ft. STYKO m589 oOhCEc
A comprehensive guide featuring STYKO that breaks down four progressive levels of movement mechanics from beginner to professional, analyzing match scenarios across different skill tiers.
4 Levels of Peeking Beginner to Xantares QYUEr5vm00
Analyzes different levels of peeking techniques from beginner to pro level, using a clutch scenario from a BIG vs Astralis match on Inferno.
Complement ACUP 3 Saut sur le silo sur nuke T6sVqxSt288
Tutorial demonstrating the straight-jump movement technique to reach the silo from ground level on Nuke's outside area, part of the ACUP (Attaque Comme Un Pro) series.
Guide CSGO Le strafing BosfLBHrlSM
A French-language tutorial covering the foundational movement mechanics of strafing and counter-strafing, including how to use dynamic crosshairs to gauge velocity and the effects of engine tagging.
Guide CSGO Le bunny hop kezako FR Kvai5j2ahg8
A comprehensive tutorial on mastering the bunny hop movement mechanic in CS:GO, featuring demonstrations on Dust II and custom community maps.
CSGO Talk Retour au cast pour la StarLadder EikRJdyV6Ng
Vlog announcing return to casting for StarLadder Season 3 while demonstrating movement practice on a custom Jumps Training workshop map featuring obstacles from competitive maps like Inferno and Santorini.