15 Second CPS Test
At fifteen seconds, clicking stops being a sprint. Your forearm starts to burn around the ten-second mark, and holding your rhythm through that is the real test. This duration is popular with players training jitter-click endurance.
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The timer begins on your first click. Click as fast as you can until time runs out!
How to approach the 15 second test
Fifteen seconds is a favorite among jitter clickers precisely because it exposes the technique's weakness: the muscle tremor that produces 12+ CPS is hard to hold once the forearm burn starts around second ten. If you jitter click, this test tells you exactly how long your usable window is — invaluable to know before a real match. For normal clickers, aim for a flat rhythm from the first click; a metronome-like 7 CPS for fifteen straight seconds beats a 10 CPS start that collapses to 5. Expect scores about one CPS below your 10 second result. Recovery matters at this length too: rest at least thirty seconds between attempts or fatigue from the previous run will quietly tax the next one.
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