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KukiMonster wrote:

Probably you hit keys too hard, have bad posture, or move unnecessary muscles. Wrists should only hurt when you're pushing 100000 key presses in one session.
Well, when i think about it, i do hit my keys too hard. Thanks ^^
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jaaakb wrote:

i would try taking a day off, then if it starts hurting after 30 mins again stop and take another day off. you might be playing too intensive maps too soon, try getting some warmup that is not so depanding, stretch your fingers/wrist before playing.

have your wrist straight when you play and have no small points of pressure on it (anything even slightly pointy pressing at it) it's good to have something soft under it or lift your wrist in the air when you play.
So, buy a wristrest, and take some time off the circle jerk? (no pun intended)
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Saphirshroom wrote:

Gummy wrote:

I do take frequent breaks when i play. I didn't ignore your advice man. I don't have the problem with my right hand.
If your wrist is hurting you're obviously not taking enough breaks.
Maybe i should take a break between each beatmap, or two beatmaps, break, repeat. I'l figure something out. Thanks for the advice ^^
I Give Up
Just tap softly. It might be harder at first but you get used to it then no more rsi :)
Endie-
Life advice incomming (not really)
The more you play a day, the more likely you are to experience hand, eye and finger fatigue. Stretching your fingers, and taking a small break every hour or so will help allot.
I would reccommend this video.
Good luck buddy~
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Endie- wrote:

Life advice incomming (not really)
The more you play a day, the more likely you are to experience hand, eye and finger fatigue. Stretching your fingers, and taking a small break every hour or so will help allot.
I would reccommend this video.
Good luck buddy~
Takk ^^
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KukiMonster wrote:

Just tap softly. It might be harder at first but you get used to it then no more rsi :)
Thanks
AshbeII
I thought we are supposed to push through the pain
winber1
play sports become strong watch anime
The Gambler
Pretty sure a book makes for a handy wrist rest
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rakuenslove wrote:

I thought we are supposed to push through the pain
That's what i'm doing, but i still wanted to ask the community.
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The Gambler wrote:

Pretty sure a book makes for a handy wrist rest
I'l look into it
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winber1 wrote:

play sports become strong watch anime
I already play sports. I'm fucking terrible at it thou.
Sayorie
Do wrist exercises. Like moving it back and forth. You know what I mean.
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Arthraxium wrote:

Do wrist exercises. Like moving it back and forth. You know what I mean.
Will do.
Sayorie
I hope you know what I really mean. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Saphirshroom
I really don't see how sawing wood is going to help his wrist...?
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Saphirshroom wrote:

I really don't see how sawing wood is going to help his wrist...?
MDF/Particle board is cheap and can be sanded down to finish.
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Gummy wrote:

I've been playing osu! a couple hours a day for some time now, but recently my left wrist (the one i click with) has started getting painfull after playing for a little. Is this bad, should i stop, pls halp.
this happen to me before, what i do is take a minute rest after played a few songs
YamiHikari
Naturally it's your hand's call for you to stop awhile. Take a break, it should go away after some time, say arnd 10minutes, depends. Don't play continuously cause it'll probably strain your hand too much and your wrist will hurt. Playing over difficult maps will also tire them faster so it's your choice if you want to keep playing 5 star maps one after another. (?) Also plz prevent rsi it's beyond terrible
natgeo2
Yeh ive been playing for like 6hours of osu! per day on average pretty much since I started and my wrists start to hurt recently as well. Pretty sure its just normal lol. But fuk resting amiright
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