How to Bhop in Blox Strike (March 2026) Expert Guide

Updated by Sunny Kaushik
February 4, 2026
Gaming

If you’ve been playing Blox Strike lately, you’ve probably seen that one player zooming past you at lightning speed, making them impossible to hit. They aren’t hacking; they’ve mastered the art of movement. In this comprehensive guide, I’m going to break down exactly How to BHop (Bunny Hop) in Blox Strike so you can dominate the map in March 2026.

Bunny hopping (BHopping) isn’t just a flashy trick; it’s a fundamental skill that separates casual players from the elites. By maintaining your momentum while moving through the air, you become a harder target to hit and reach objectives faster than anyone else.

Quick Reference: The Basics of BHop

Before we dive into the nitty-gritty mechanics, here is a quick overview of what you need to know to get started right now.

Component	Action	Purpose
Input Method	Jump + ‘A’ or ‘D’ Key	Initiates the hop and directional strafe.
Timing	Jump exactly upon landing	Prevents friction from slowing you down.
Mouse Movement	Smooth sync with strafe key	Gains speed and curves the trajectory.
Stance	Crouch (Optional)	Sometimes tightens hitboxes during flight.

How to BHop Bunny Hop in Blox Strike?

The core mechanic of BHopping relies on exploiting the game’s physics engine—specifically, how friction works. In most FPS games, including Blox Strike, friction slows you down significantly when you are in contact with the ground. However, while you are in the air, you retain your velocity and can even add to it by strafing. By jumping the instant you touch the ground, you minimize the time friction has to act on you.

Prerequisites: Setting Yourself Up for Success

You cannot master BHopping with default settings. You need to optimize your setup for continuous inputs.

1. The Binding Dilemma: Spacebar vs. Scroll Wheel
This is the most debated topic in the community.

Spacebar: The default way to jump. It is consistent but limits how fast you can input jumps. If you mistime a single press by a millisecond, you lose all speed.
Mouse Wheel (Scroll Up/Down): This is the pro choice. By binding “Jump” to your scroll wheel, a single flick of your finger can register multiple jump inputs per second. This acts as a buffer; if one jump input is slightly early, the next one will likely be perfect.
My Recommendation: Go into your Roblox settings or Blox Strike keybinds and bind Jump to Scroll Wheel Up and Scroll Wheel Down. It feels weird at first, but it is the single biggest upgrade to your movement.

2. Mouse Sensitivity
If your sensitivity is too low, you won’t be able to move your mouse fast enough to strafe effectively. If it’s too high, you’ll lose control. You generally want a slightly higher sensitivity for movement than you do for aiming.

The Step-by-Step Process

Now, let’s get into the actual execution. Follow these steps religiously.

Step 1: The Initial Speed
You cannot Bhop from a standstill. You need initial velocity.

Sprint forward (usually ‘W’ + ‘Shift’).
Gain a bit of speed before attempting your first jump.

Step 2: The First Jump

Press Jump (Spacebar or Scroll).
While in the air, release the ‘W’ key. This is crucial. Holding ‘W’ while trying to turn in the air will actually slow you down or limit your turning capability in many game physics engines.

Step 3: The Air Strafe (The Engine)
As soon as you are in the air:

Press either ‘A’ (to move left) or ‘D’ (to move right).
Simultaneously, move your mouse smoothly in the same direction. If you press ‘A’, swipe your mouse left. If you press ‘D’, swipe your mouse right.
The faster and smoother you swipe your mouse, the more speed you gain.

Step 4: The Landing and Loop

Watch the ground carefully.
The microsecond you see your shadow or feet touch the ground, input your jump command again (scroll that wheel!).
As soon as you leave the ground again, switch your strafe key. If you used ‘A’ for the first jump, use ‘D’ for the second.
Move your mouse in the direction of the new key.

Step 5: Rhythm and Consistency

Repeat this process: Left strafe + Mouse Left -> Jump -> Right strafe + Mouse Right -> Jump.
It should feel like a rhythmic zig-zag pattern.

Advanced Techniques to Gain Speed

Once you have the basic rhythm down (the “zig-zag”), you are probably moving at a decent pace. But to reach “sanic” speeds, you need to refine your technique.

The “S” Curve

Beginners often make sharp, 90-degree turns. This kills momentum. Advanced BHoppers create smooth, gentle curves that resemble the letter ‘S’.

Instead of jerking the mouse hard, keep it moving fluidly.
Imagine you are drawing a sine wave on the screen with your crosshair.
This maximizes the air acceleration without turning you too sharply, which bleeds speed.

Crouch Hopping

In some iterations of Blox Strike physics, crouching mid-air can alter your hitbox and slightly preserve momentum.

Try holding ‘Ctrl’ or ‘C’ (crouch) while in the air.
Release crouch right before you land and jump again.
This is an advanced timing mechanic and can be tricky, but it makes you incredibly hard to shoot.

Pre-Strafing

If you are coming off a ramp or trying to turn a corner quickly:

Before you even jump, start turning your mouse in the direction you want to go.
As you turn, hit the strafe key and jump simultaneously.
This loads velocity into your movement before you even leave the ground, giving you a massive boost out of the gate.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I see so many players fail at BHopping because of these three specific errors. Avoid them, and you’ll improve faster than anyone else.

1. Holding ‘W’ (The Forward Hold)
This is the #1 mistake. Your brain wants to run forward, so you hold ‘W’. But in the air, ‘W’ conflicts with your ‘A’ and ‘D’ strafes. The game engine gets confused about where you want to accelerate.

Fix: Train yourself to let go of ‘W’ the moment you jump. Only use ‘A’ and ‘D’ for direction.

2. Looking at the Floor
To time your jump perfectly, you need to see the ground. However, if you look too far down, you lose visibility of enemies, and in some game engines, it affects your drag.

Fix: Lower your view angle slightly (about 30-45 degrees down) just enough to see your feet/shadow, but keep your peripheral vision open.

3. Jerky Mouse Movements
Wildly thrashing your mouse does not equal speed. It equals loss of control.

Fix: Focus on smoothness. Speed comes from consistency, not violence.

Troubleshooting: Why am I not getting faster?

If you are doing everything right but still feel slow, check these factors:

FPS Drops: Physics calculations in Roblox are tied to your framerate to some extent. If your game is stuttering, your jump inputs might not register on the exact frame you land. Close unnecessary background apps to boost FPS.
Server Lag: BHopping is client-side predictive, but the server ultimately decides your position. High ping can result in “rubber-banding,” where the server snaps you back to a previous location, killing your hop.
Wrong Surfaces: BHopping works best on flat, continuous surfaces. Trying to hop up stairs or uneven ground will mess up your timing.

Blox Strike Specifics and Meta

Blox Strike is unique compared to other Roblox shooters like Arsenal or Phantom Forces. The gravity and friction values in Blox Strike are tuned slightly differently, making the “sweet spot” for jumping timing slightly tighter.

Map Awareness

Knowing where to Bhop is as important as knowing how.

Dusty: The long corridors here are perfect for long-distance stringing together hops to flank enemies.
Site: Use BHopping to peek corners. If you jump into a peek, you become a moving target that is very difficult for an AWPer to hit.

Community Verified Settings (as of 2026)

Based on the Blox Strike Discord and top player discussions:

Mouse DPI: Most pros prefer 800 DPI with an in-game sensitivity of roughly 0.6 to 0.8. This allows for precise aim but fast enough turns for movement.
Graphics: Lowering graphics settings not only boosts FPS but can sometimes remove visual clutter that makes judging the landing difficult.

Official Resources and Updates

Game mechanics change. Developers often patch “exploits” or adjust physics to balance gameplay. To stay ahead of the curve, always verify the current state of movement.

Official X/Twitter: Follow the Blox Strike Developer Account for patch notes. If they tweak player friction, your timing will need adjustment.
Discord Server: Join the official community. Players often share clips and tips within hours of a new update dropping.
Wiki: The Blox Strike Fandom Wiki is a great place to check for map-specific physics quirks.

Practice Routine

Like any skill, BHopping requires muscle memory. Here is a 15-minute routine I recommend.

Warm Up (5 Mins): Join an empty private server (if you have VIP/Elite access) or a low-stakes casual match. Just run around and Bhop in straight lines. Don’t worry about shooting.
Turn Practice (5 Mins): Practice weaving between obstacles or cover. Focus on turning 90 degrees and 180 degrees without losing speed.
Live Fire (5 Mins): Take it into a real match. Force yourself to Bhop every time you spawn or respawn. Don’t worry about your K/D ratio for these few games; focus purely on movement.

FAQ’s

Is BHopping allowed in Blox Strike?

Yes, manual BHopping is a legitimate movement technique used by the community. However, using macros or scripts to automate jumps is considered cheating and can result in a ban.

Why do I keep stopping when I try to Bhop?

You are likely holding the ‘W’ key while in the air or you are missing the timing of the jump when you land. Try releasing ‘W’ and binding jump to your mouse wheel for more consistent inputs.

Does BHopping make you harder to shoot?

Absolutely. By moving unpredictably in the air, you present a moving target that is much harder to track than a player running in a straight line on the ground.

What is the best keybind for jumping?

Most advanced players bind jump to their mouse wheel (up or down). This allows for rapid-fire inputs that help maintain the hop rhythm even if your timing isn’t perfect.

Can I Bhop on a controller?

It is extremely difficult to Bhop effectively on a controller due to the inability to move the camera (look) as quickly or precisely as a mouse. While possible to do small hops, full-speed BHopping is generally reserved for Mouse & Keyboard users.

Conclusion

Mastering How to BHop Bunny Hop in Blox Strike is a journey. It will feel frustrating at first—like trying to pat your head and rub your stomach at the same time. But once you click, once that rhythm locks in, you will feel a new sense of freedom in the game.

You’ll be rushing B-site before the defense can set up. You’ll be dodging sniper shots with ease. So, rebind that scroll wheel, hit the private server, and start grinding. See you on the leaderboards.