Flexible fingers for sc2 - Page 3

On October 25 2012 20:47 jza.osnabrueck wrote:
Hi,

professional safety engineer here. I work in an big companies and ergonomics as well as healthcare are part of my everyday work as i care for like 1500 peopleFinger cracking wears of your inside knuckle bones as well as the cartilages. If done over years you form a cavitation which is automatically filled with water. This is what u feel. The aftermath is stiffness and vulnerability for sickneses (omg my english is bad sorry for that guys) like articular gout and rheumatism.

The shaking comes maybe from:

1. your fingers being too cold (do you fell like u have cold fingers after playing a long match?)
2. you hindering your own blood flow as u maybe have the edge of your table cutting into your arm?
3. ladder pressure (not kidding) sometimes i n have that too

When playing sc2 I always have a hot water bag around so when a match is over i can warm up my hands which is also good to get your fingers more flexible. I can also recommend training your hands with devices like:

Black Diamond Forearm Trainer (cheap and trains your hand and finger muscles in the long run)

or

Harley Benton Fingertrainer (for guitar players helps wonders as well)

Thers lots of devices but i made good experiences with my employees here

God i didnt think i could use my job knowledge on TL Thtas kinda funny

If you need more information on desktop ergonomics or stuff like that just ask !


Greetings from OSnabrück.Germany