EPTDoes anyone get cold hands when playing StarCraft? - Page 5
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Skvid
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On May 01 2010 11:12 SichuanPanda wrote: Wrist rest is a must unless your keyboard has a built in one, only way to keep your hands elevated without tiring them out. Really? My keyboard is just off the edge of the desk and I use my palm on the edge of desk//keyboard and my wrist stays in the air, same with the mouse. | ||
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Sentient
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wayreth
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Zealotdriver
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On May 01 2010 11:12 SichuanPanda wrote: Wrist rest is a must unless your keyboard has a built in one, only way to keep your hands elevated without tiring them out. Wrong. Do not use a wrist rest unless you have a medical condition that makes your muscles weak. If you are in good health, you should be able to keep your hands and wrists in proper position for many hours. The following quote is from http://www.netsci.org/Science/Special/feature01.html 8)Q. Can a wrist pad sitting in front of the keyboard be used during keyboarding? A. The neutral position described in #7 can not be achieved while in contact with most commercial wrist pads. For this reason keyboarding is best performed from a "floating" wrist position. Thus contact with wristpads is best between bouts of keying only. Frequent rest, away from the keyboard, becomes necessary with floating wrists because it tends to emphasize shoulder muscle contraction. Don't forget to use the lightest possible finger pressure during keying. As previous posters have noted, it is also a good idea to move them around in different positions between games as well as moving your arms and entire body. | ||
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RidingOnEmpty
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Z3kk
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Right now, I just came back from an epic win, and I realized my hands were freezing. As I type this, however, they're already warming up like heck. Dang, they're really, really warm now. Results within minutes haha | ||
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Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
then when you type you move it around circulating blood warming it up | ||
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Clearout
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lotri
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0mgVitaminE
United States1278 Posts
On May 01 2010 13:44 lotri wrote: It's the fact that you're staying in one position for a long period of time. I get that way all the time, especially when playing online games. It's probably good to take breaks to get your circulation flowing again. This and that you're nervous. I always wear a big jacket for at least the first game | ||
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fulmetljaket
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or maybe its just lack of energy, since heat is energy, cold would be the lack of it. | ||
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cannedbeans
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(sorry for bumping was going to make a new post but there was already one in the forums) | ||
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