At least me, but I don't play with cold hands, I just can't play fast. That's me I don't know you guys but.
Do you hands get really cold while playing? - Page 6
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
At least me, but I don't play with cold hands, I just can't play fast. That's me I don't know you guys but. | ||
Volband
Hungary6034 Posts
On May 17 2011 06:57 Pochtli wrote: I have the same problem, and it's not just the cold hands. Laddering makes me feel extremely anxious and because of it I'm unable to play many games (although I'd love to, the game is awesome). Guess it's just a psychological thing that gets better by just playing a lot, but for me it's hard to play a lot because of it so it's very annoying. This. The better I got, the harder it was for me to play. When I got to the highest league I COULDN'T even play, I was so anxious. I hate psychology. ![]() | ||
socommaster123
United States578 Posts
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Xsoild
United States121 Posts
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N3rV[Green]
United States1935 Posts
I just go outside for a minute, maybe go take a hit off the pipe, and put my hands on my face till they warm up. | ||
Oldgrain
Finland165 Posts
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Cow
Canada1104 Posts
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RaiZ
2813 Posts
On May 17 2011 01:24 Asha` wrote: You could try altering your hand/arm positoning related to the rest of your body/desk. I used to have this problem a lot when I played sitting lower with my hands somewhat raised. I've since raised my chair up a fair bit so I avoid putting any extra pressure on my wrists and it's been a lot better. I have no idea if circulation is a legitimate reason or whether it's coincidence, but yeah, that really helped me. Obviously, when you're not playing you almost never have your hands at the same place for 20 minutes straight. You need to have your hands / forearm on a horizontal line, otherwise the blood won't circulate properly, resulting in cold hands. You never noticed why your hands are mostly warm when they're loose when you're standing up or something and cold when you're reading in your bed facing the roof ? | ||
dave333
United States915 Posts
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MusiK
United States302 Posts
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Roblin
Sweden948 Posts
when that happens its adrenaline, it never lasts very long and the easiest way to get back to playing well is to calm down and tell yourself: "I can beat this scrub easily, all I need to do is to calm down and actually play." | ||
Eka
Sweden71 Posts
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PeZuY
935 Posts
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Morphs
Netherlands645 Posts
This idea works quite well. it takes some getting used to having a piece of fabric between your hand and the mouse, but as the fingertips are exposed you can still do everything with no loss of accuracy. It warms the hands quite well actually and you fingers won't feel cold anymore. Also, check the room temperature, which may be a bit too low. And also the problem may be that your body is just getting cold because you're being too inactive. Do a set of 5-10 pushups between games and your body temperature will increase with warm fingers as a result. | ||
prayanavita
Hong Kong86 Posts
If you get heat lamps directed at your hands you can also keep your hands warm, depending on the type you get I suppose it will be more power efficient than using a hairdryer to keep your hands warm. | ||
xrayEU
Sweden571 Posts
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FlaminGinjaNinja
United Kingdom879 Posts
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Drayne
Canada239 Posts
it went away with age it seems, i still get nervous in some games but my hands stay warm :p | ||
BearStorm
United States795 Posts
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Subversion
South Africa3627 Posts
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