60 Second Endurance Test
Test your stamina — click for a full 60 seconds!
Complete the 60s challenge to see your stamina rank
The 60-second CPS test is the ultimate marathon for your hands. Unlike 5-second bursts, the 1-minute benchmark measures your physiological Stabilization Floor—the speed at which your muscles can comfortably click after the initial adrenaline wears off.
The secret to a high 60-second score is Negative Splitting. Start at a moderate 6 CPS for the first 40 seconds, then utilize your remaining energy to accelerate in the final 20. This prevents the 'crashing' effect caused by early-onset lactic acid buildup.
Testing for a full minute puts strain on your tendons. To maintain high performance, practice Ergonomic Clicking: keep your elbow at a 90-degree angle and avoid 'Death Gripping' your mouse. Regular 60s training sessions should always include hand stretches to prevent RSI.
A successful endurance clicker tracks their Fatigue Curve. If your CPS drops by more than 40% from the start to the end of the minute, focus on interval training—alternating between 10 seconds of high-intensity clicking and 10 seconds of recovery.
In 60-second tests, the **actuation force** of your mouse switches matters more than debounce time. Lighter switches (mechanical or optical) reduce the effort required for each of the 300+ clicks you'll perform, directly impacting your final endurance score.