← Back to context Comment by kbutler 5 days ago Straight wrists is good, but hovering like a pianist is not good for extended computer use. 2 comments kbutler Reply traceroute66 3 days ago > but hovering like a pianist is not good for extended computer use.Why ?If you were taught piano by any teacher worth their fee, then your position is natural, effortless and your wrists are limp without tension.Exactly the same position as an ideal computer keyboard position.Piano position is the best keyboard position. Your fingers are doing the work. kbutler 3 days ago Constant change in position, dynamic motion, strong & brief muscular exertion of whole hand and arm, even including the shoulder vs constant static position w/ small repetitive motions, where the fingers really are doing almost all the work.
traceroute66 3 days ago > but hovering like a pianist is not good for extended computer use.Why ?If you were taught piano by any teacher worth their fee, then your position is natural, effortless and your wrists are limp without tension.Exactly the same position as an ideal computer keyboard position.Piano position is the best keyboard position. Your fingers are doing the work. kbutler 3 days ago Constant change in position, dynamic motion, strong & brief muscular exertion of whole hand and arm, even including the shoulder vs constant static position w/ small repetitive motions, where the fingers really are doing almost all the work.
kbutler 3 days ago Constant change in position, dynamic motion, strong & brief muscular exertion of whole hand and arm, even including the shoulder vs constant static position w/ small repetitive motions, where the fingers really are doing almost all the work.
> but hovering like a pianist is not good for extended computer use.
Why ?
If you were taught piano by any teacher worth their fee, then your position is natural, effortless and your wrists are limp without tension.
Exactly the same position as an ideal computer keyboard position.
Piano position is the best keyboard position. Your fingers are doing the work.
Constant change in position, dynamic motion, strong & brief muscular exertion of whole hand and arm, even including the shoulder vs constant static position w/ small repetitive motions, where the fingers really are doing almost all the work.