Best Position for Your Wrist When Typing
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2021
- What is the best position for your wrist when typing?
Wrist pain has been more common since people started using computers and typing more. The past year has been even worse because people have been working remotely.
If you are working remotely, you know that it means you're on your computer all the time for work.
Add the time that you are on the computer for personal use, this is a lot of hours on the keyboard. Your wrists are doing most of the work.
I strongly believe this is the reason why we are seeing more people with wrist and hand problems.
What can you do about it? How can you use the keyboard more safely?
If you want to know, click the link below to watch the video. I am sure you will find this very helpful.
Try this. Let me know what you think. Leave them in the comments below.
Know anyone who types a lot? Share this with them so you can help them avoid having wrist problems or even get rid of it if they have the pain already💪.
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wasn't aware our keyboard was suppose to be that low. Thank You.
You're welcome @joelpeacock7352. Hope it helps.
thank you, i don't have any issues but videos like these help me to still improve what i'm already doing to prevent injury!
You're welcome. Prevention is the other reason I share videos like this. Hope it helps.
Thank you so much brother!
You're welcome The Carpenter. Hope it helps.
Great video thanks!
You're welcome A. Hope it helps.
thANKS SIR.
you're welcome. Hope it helps.
Tq so much
You're welcome Ishu.
How to build a setup at home?
I have a split keyboard.. I am afraid to link it because youtube always deletes the posts with links. but anyway it's split, in two separate pieces.
You mention to have the arms straight which is how I am generally, but also slightly inwards with a slant is how they seem to normally rest. At 5:30 you show that "you don't want to be like this" with your wrists straight but arms going inward. Is this bad for me in the long term then? Thanks
Good question g g. I am familiar with split keyboards and have used it a little myself. To answer your question, a slight angle inwards on the wrist is alright. A big angle on the wrist is not good. When the arms are angled, it usually affects the angle on the wrist as well. This is not good long term. Hope this helps.