Day 01 Baseline 10-second test
Run the 10-second CPS test three times with your normal clicking. No technique tricks — this is your honest starting number.
3 × 10s Record best of 3
Tool 06 — Trainingsplan
Der 30-Tage CPS Trainingsplan.
Steigere deine Klickgeschwindigkeit Schritt für Schritt mit täglichen Drills und automatischer Aufzeichnung.
Rangstufen
Day 1 Baseline→Day 10 Technique→Day 20 Consistency→Day 27 Endurance→Day 30 Benchmark
Interactive 30-day plan
Your click speed training schedule
Each day lists one drill. Complete a session in the linked tool and the day checks itself off.
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- Days done
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- Plan streak
- 0 days
- Best CPS
- —
- Est. gain
- +1–3 CPS
Phase 1 · Days 1–3
Baseline
Day 02 Burst ceiling test
Run three 5-second tests. This shows your ceiling — the speed you can hit in short bursts before fatigue kicks in.
3 × 5s Note your 5s CPS
Day 03 Input comparison
Test mouse, right click, spacebar and keyboard. Pick the input that gives the highest consistent CPS and use it for the whole plan.
4 inputs Pick your main input
Phase 2 · Days 4–10
Technique Foundation
Day 04 Kohi form check
Run a 5-second Kohi test. Watch the Interval CV readout — you want steady, evenly spaced clicks, not spikes of speed.
1 × 5s Interval CV under 40%
Day 05 Kohi rhythm drill
Run three 10-second Kohi tests with a one-minute rest between each. Count in your head to lock in a steady rhythm.
3 × 10s Beat day 4 by 0.5 CPS
Day 06 Try butterfly clicking
Run a 5-second butterfly test, alternating two fingers between the left and right mouse buttons.
1 × 5s Alternation over 60%
Day 07 Butterfly refine
Run three 10-second butterfly tests. Keep the alternation steady — speed comes after form, not before it.
3 × 10s Alternation over 75%
Day 08 Try jitter (optional)
Run a 5-second jitter test. Vibrate your forearm, not your wrist. If anything aches, stop — this technique is optional.
1 × 5s Spread under 120px
Day 09 Pick your main technique
Run a 10-second test on your best technique — Kohi, butterfly or jitter. This is your technique for the rest of the plan.
1 × 10s Commit to one technique
Day 10 Technique benchmark
Run a 15-second test with your main technique. This is the number the Consistency phase builds on.
1 × 15s Beat day 9
Phase 3 · Days 11–20
Consistency
Day 11 Ladder attempt 1
Run a 10-second CPS test. Focus on a smooth rhythm from the first click to the last — no burst start.
1 × 10s Beat your day-1 baseline
Day 12 Interval consistency
Run three 10-second Kohi tests. The goal is identical gaps between clicks, not maximum speed.
3 × 10s Interval CV under 35%
Day 13 Rest day: rhythm counter
Use target mode and count to 500 with a steady beat. Keeps the clicking muscles warm with almost no load.
Target 500 500 clicks, steady pace
Day 14 Ladder attempt 2
Run a 10-second test and compare with day 11. Consistency is the goal, not a new record.
1 × 10s Within 0.5 CPS of day 11
Day 15 Battle the AI (easy)
Play a practice duel against the easy AI. Pressure practice — stay calm and keep your rhythm under a timer.
Best of 3 Win the series
Day 16 Rhythm drill
Count to 1,000 in target mode with a metronome-like rhythm. Ten seconds on, ten seconds off.
Target 1,000 1,000 clicks
Day 17 Ladder attempt 3
Fresh 10-second test after a five-minute break. This is your current best shape.
1 × 10s Beat day 11
Day 18 Technique maintenance
15-second test with your main technique. Form over speed — smooth beats fast.
1 × 15s Within 0.5 CPS of day 10
Day 19 Consistency test
Run two 10-second tests two minutes apart. If they are close, the speed is real.
2 × 10s Tests within 0.5 CPS
Day 20 Milestone: week two
Run your best 10-second test so far. If you have beaten your baseline by 1 CPS or more, the plan is working.
1 × 10s Baseline +1 CPS
Phase 4 · Days 21–27
Endurance
Day 21 First 30-second test
Run a 30-second test. Pace yourself — the first ten seconds are the easy part.
1 × 30s Record your 30s CPS
Day 22 30-second round 2
Run two 30-second tests with two minutes of rest between them.
2 × 30s Beat day 21
Day 23 Kohi endurance
Run a 30-second Kohi test. Keep the rhythm from click one to click thirty.
1 × 30s Interval CV under 40%
Day 24 60-second test
The long one: a full 60-second test. Breathe, relax your grip, keep a steady beat.
1 × 60s Record your 60s CPS
Day 25 Battle the AI (medium)
Move up to the medium AI. Real duels under real pressure — and a real win on your battle record.
Best of 3 Beat medium AI
Day 26 Technique endurance
30-second test with your main technique. This is where technique and endurance finally meet.
1 × 30s Beat day 23
Day 27 Endurance retest
Run a 30-second test and compare it with day 21. Your endurance is the story here.
1 × 30s Beat day 21 by 0.5 CPS
Phase 5 · Days 28–30
Peak & Retest
Day 28 Taper: short bursts
Light day. Run three 5-second tests only — keep the reflexes sharp, do not grind.
3 × 5s 5s bursts only
Day 29 Taper: fresh hands
Almost no clicking today. Count 200 in target mode, then rest, hydrate and stretch your forearms.
Target 200 Rest and recover
Day 30 Final benchmark
The 10-second test that closes the plan. Run it three times and take your best.
3 × 10s Beat day 1
Plan state is saved in your browser at cpstool.training.v1 — it never leaves your device. Sessions you finish in the CPS Tester, Mode Tester, Click Counter or Click Battle auto-check their day.
Quick answer
A 30 day click speed training plan is a structured, day-by-day schedule for increasing your CPS through deliberate practice.
Why a 30 day plan beats random clicking practice
Click speed is a muscle skill, and muscle skills improve with structured, repeated practice — not with occasional grinding. A daily routine of 10–20 focused minutes builds rhythm, technique, and endurance.
The five phases of the training plan
Phase 1 · Days 1–3
Baseline
Find your honest starting number before you change anything.
Phase 2 · Days 4–10
Technique Foundation
Learn Kohi, butterfly and jitter properly — form first, speed second.
Phase 3 · Days 11–20
Consistency
Turn one good run into repeatable speed, every single day.
Phase 4 · Days 21–27
Endurance
Hold your CPS over 30 and 60 seconds, the way real fights demand.
Phase 5 · Days 28–30
Peak & Retest
Taper, rest, and close the plan with a fresh 10-second benchmark.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many days does it take to increase your CPS?
Most players see a measurable increase within 10–14 days of daily practice (0.5–1 CPS) and 1–3 CPS over 30 days.
How many minutes a day should I practice?
10–20 focused minutes per day is the sweet spot. More volume than that trains fatigue rather than speed.