Site Hold: a Valorant angle holding drill
Site Hold is a Valorant angle holding drill. You defend A site from your chosen spot against 25 enemies who wide swing, shoulder peek, jiggle and trade, and you hear each one before it appears. They shoot back, and dying ends the run, so it trains placement, sound and timing together.
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- 25 enemiesLength
- VandalDefault weapon
- PlacementCategory
- FreePlan
How close is this to holding a real site?
Closer than a target wall. Enemies come from lanes you can see from your spot, with mixed peek styles, and about one in five groups is a paired swing or a trade. You can walk, crouch and reposition, and enemies who stay visible shoot back. It is still bots without utility, so it trains the fight and not the round.
Where should the crosshair sit?
A few pixels off the edge, at head height, not on the wall. When a footstep names the next lane, move your aim there as soon as your current kill lands.
From Hard upward, two enemies can be out at once, so you also need a plan for which one to take.
Should you shoot at shoulder peeks?
No. Every shoulder and jiggle peek in this drill ends with the same bot swinging wide straight after, so it is bait. Throwing a shot at the shoulder is the classic mistake here, and the wide swing arrives while you are recovering. Wait for the body.
When does Site Hold belong in practice?
Late in a session, because it needs everything else to be warm. At Standard it is forgiving enough to learn from, with bots reacting after about 0.8 seconds, and it is the pass drill for the Path’s holding chapter at Platinum 1. Pair it with Reflex if your reactions are the limit.
| Rank | Score from |
|---|---|
| Iron 1 | 850 |
| Bronze 1 | 2,682 |
| Silver 1 | 4,333 |
| Gold 1 | 7,753 |
| Platinum 1 | 8,523 |
| Diamond 1 | 9,281 |
| Ascendant 1 | 10,194 |
| Immortal 1 | 11,146 |
| Radiant | 12,989 |
AimKata’s own drill ranks, calibrated with a simulated player tuned to the reaction, aim and precision of each Valorant rank. They are a training yardstick and do not predict your Valorant rank.
| Setting | Site Hold |
|---|---|
| Weapons | Vandal by default, or Phantom, Sheriff, Ghost, Classic, Operator |
| Difficulty | Ranked runs use Standard. Training runs use Easy, Medium, Hard, Elite or Adaptive. |
| Score | 200 per kill + speed bonus, +150 per headshot; −100 per hit taken |
| Movement | You can move during the drill |
| Enemy fire | Enemies shoot back |
| Standing | Ranked. Your best three ranked runs set your rank on this drill, which feeds your placement rank. |
| In the Path | Holding angles (pass at Platinum 1); Peeking and duels |
Site Hold questions
What positions can I hold in Site Hold?
Site Hold lets you start from Back Site, Heaven or CT Corner. Each position has its own set of lanes, so the enemies come from different directions from each one.
How is Site Hold scored?
Site Hold gives 200 points per kill, a speed bonus of up to 500 and 150 more for a headshot. Every hit you take costs 100 points, and four hits end the run.
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