The eeend is comiiiing
I would like to say it's not. I was just careless last night that's all. Believe me when I say I'm not gonna make the same mistakeGoldenWolf wrote:
The eeend is comiiiing
You will repeat it over and over and over again, until eventually you won't recover from it. RIP.Woobowiz wrote:
I would like to say it's not. I was just careless last night that's all. Believe me when I say I'm not gonna make the same mistaketwicethrice.
EDIT : Oh wait.....I guess this WAS the second time I made that mistake I'm not gonna make the same mistake thrice?
10/10winber1 wrote:
fix'dWoobowiz wrote:
RSI Danger
Well which ever affects pain/numbness in the wrists.NarrillNezzurh wrote:
^^ CTS would be numbness in your first three fingers and thumb.
I lift my entire hand with my wrist when I single tap. But for alternating and streaming I just use my fingers because lifting my hand is too broad of a motionNarrillNezzurh wrote:
Pro-tip, don't use your wrist so much. Tap with your fingers.
That sounds awfully familiarWoobowiz wrote:
I lift my entire hand with my wrist when I single tap. But for alternating and streaming I just use my fingers because lifting my hand is too broad of a motion
Woobowiz wrote:
I lift my entire hand with my wrist when I single tap. But for alternating and streaming I just use my fingers because lifting my hand is too broad of a motionNarrillNezzurh wrote:
Pro-tip, don't use your wrist so much. Tap with your fingers.
i do tooFlyingKebab wrote:
Glad I'm not the only one that single taps like this :3.
NarrillNezzurh wrote:
Seriously, don't do that. Get a cheap splint and immobilize your wrist if you have to, break that habit. Even a hybrid motion will be better for your wrist and boatloads faster in the long run.
using arm only is too unstable. you need to move your wrist aswell,and once you get to higher bpm that makes you feel uncomfortable you will tense up and thats where the pain will eventually kick in (or not). atleast thats how it starts for meFlyingKebab wrote:
I don't really understand, so as I see it you lift your arm a tad and then bend your wrist upwards to tap afterwards? Or do you only move your whole hand up and down (which is what I do, that hand sometimes stays midair for over half an hour D:). Although if you are doing the first method I don't really see why you would need so much force to push down a key (I push my laptop keys very hard when I need to tap fast, actually I think i would destroy a Green MX Switch like that). But if you are pressing with the second method i mentioned then I don't really see how you could experience any wrist pain whatsoever since the wrist never moves itself.
THE RIDER NEVER FUCKING ENDSWoobowiz wrote:
CTS/RSI/ARTHRITIS AIN'T GONNA STOP ME
THE "WALL" IS BROKEN
Joke's on you, I've learned the secret to breaking walls.GoldenWolf wrote:
THE WALL SHALL FALL ON YOU SOON SON
Don't do that please use your wrist.NarrillNezzurh wrote:
Seriously, don't do that. Get a cheap splint and immobilize your wrist if you have to, break that habit. Even a hybrid motion will be better for your wrist and boatloads faster in the long run.
Not using your wrist builds stamina faster iirc (since you actually use your fingers, same motion as streaming instead of just hammering with your wrist, something along those lines).Cheese wrote:
Don't do that please use your wrist.
Missing the point much? You avoid using your wrist to build streaming stamina/speed/whatever, this is what people refer to as "practice" or "training". Using your wrist won't strain your fingers.Cheese wrote:
Cookiezi did not even move his finger when single tapping.
using your fingers to singletap to build up finger stamina for streaming is pointless unless you full alternate or change your main finger every song or two. Otherwise your just going to end up with one really strong finger with the other one lagging behind.koromo wrote:
Missing the point much? You avoid using your wrist to build streaming stamina/speed/whatever, this is what people refer to as "practice" or "training". Using your wrist won't strain your fingers.Cheese wrote:
Cookiezi did not even move his finger when single tapping.
Using your fingers will.
Cookiezi played with Aero on for a year too.Cheese wrote:
Cookiezi did not even move his finger when single tapping.
maybe training with aero and compensating for the lag was the reason why he was such a god.. who knows?NarrillNezzurh wrote:
Cookiezi played with Aero on for a year too.Cheese wrote:
Cookiezi did not even move his finger when single tapping.
I did too.NarrillNezzurh wrote:
Cookiezi played with Aero on for a year too.Cheese wrote:
Cookiezi did not even move his finger when single tapping.