EPTAnybody know anything to fix this, or help? I just played a game with an average of 70 APM by SC2's new apm measurement and while that's not NaDa-like speed, my hands were moving pretty consistently, and now that the game is done they're still freezing.
Cold Hands
| Forum Index > SC2 General |
|
renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
Anybody know anything to fix this, or help? I just played a game with an average of 70 APM by SC2's new apm measurement and while that's not NaDa-like speed, my hands were moving pretty consistently, and now that the game is done they're still freezing. | ||
Darclite
United States1021 Posts
| ||
|
shammythefox
United Kingdom286 Posts
| ||
|
HotCookies
Greece149 Posts
| ||
|
Mayor
United States472 Posts
| ||
|
Nagano
United States1157 Posts
I know what you are. Say it. Mermaid. | ||
|
Phayze
Canada2029 Posts
edit: also try jumping jacks ^^; | ||
|
Mafs
Canada458 Posts
| ||
|
renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
On October 18 2011 09:39 Nagano wrote: Your skin is... pale white, and ice cold. I know what you are. Say it. Mermaid. rofl brilliant post i can always get my cat to sit on my lap and just stick my hands under her in between games | ||
|
bloken
22 Posts
 . | ||
|
Rumpus
United States136 Posts
Weird...my girlfriend says the same thing about me...long lost brother!? I would try some hand warming exercises, an instrument, other games, maybe even typing some mock paragraphs. I actually like to play multiple customs vs computers or actually just sit on my hands before I try to play so my joints don't hurt as I struggle to macro effectively. Maybe try lifting something, get your blood flowing. | ||
|
sheaRZerg
United States613 Posts
| ||
|
Phayze
Canada2029 Posts
On October 18 2011 09:43 Rumpus wrote: I get the same issue! Thought I was the only one actually. My hands get so cold I feel weird and off when I attempt to play. I also have genetically poor track record in the circulation department so... =/. I actually try to wear warmer clothes or even sit on my hands and generally just move them around. Get them limber and toasty. If I attempt to play my cold hands, the joints begin to hurt. Weird...my girlfriend says the same thing about me...long lost brother!? I would try some hand warming exercises, an instrument, other games, maybe even typing some mock paragraphs. I actually like to play multiple customs vs computers or actually just sit on my hands before I try to play so my joints don't hurt as I struggle to macro effectively. Maybe try lifting something, get your blood flowing. Rubbing and stretching the wrists is good, but if you have a pre existing wrist problem (early stage carpal tunnel etc) you can cause more inflammation and make things worse. | ||
|
mikiao
United States161 Posts
Or its circulation...it could be either really. I vote unstoppable icicle hands myself... | ||
|
CajunMan
United States823 Posts
| ||
|
MrMotionPicture
United States4327 Posts
On October 18 2011 09:40 renaissanceMAN wrote: rofl brilliant post i can always get my cat to sit on my lap and just stick my hands under her in between games Hahah I like that idea. I will have to try that. | ||
|
Valikyr
Sweden2653 Posts
| ||
|
Sermokala
United States14110 Posts
So yeah. a pair of finger-less gloves is the answer. Get a tight pair to your fingers so you'll prevent muscle fatigue and twitching together (NASCAR does the same thing for the drivers to pressure the hands to keep them from getting tired. Edit: this would be better in the general section. Some of the bw people would probably know more then me about this. | ||
|
Antisocialmunky
United States5912 Posts
Arm pits are good too but not as super effective. | ||
|
envisioN .
United States552 Posts
| ||
| ||
