Reaction Time Guide
Master the BrainGames Reaction Time test with pro-level tactics
Milliseconds make champions.
Elite benchmark
<150 ms
Top esports pros
Average
215 ms
Global mean
Gameplay Overview
Wait for the screen to turn green, then click as fast as possible. Each trial is independent—the best-of-5 or best-of-10 shows peak potential, while the average reveals consistency.
Measuring What Matters
Track three numbers: best single, best-of-5, and standard deviation. Use best single for talent scouting, best-of-5 for readiness, and deviation for focus quality.
Training Blocks
- **Primer:** 2 minutes breathing + wrist mobility.
- **Set:** 10 trials, rest 30 seconds.
- **Cool-down:** Neck rolls, hydration, journaling.
Common Mistakes
Jumping the gun (clicking early), multitasking during tests, and comparing results across different hardware. Standardize your setup and environment.
Action Steps
Prime the nervous system
Use breath + mobility before testing.
Run clean sets
Five sets of ten clicks with 30s rest.
Log everything
Note sleep, caffeine, hardware.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is Reaction Time measured?
BrainGames captures the time between the green cue and your click, averaged over multiple trials.
How many attempts per day?
Stick to 50-60 high-quality clicks to avoid fatigue.