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I am usually quite saddened each time when I see the common “moving hands = RSI” conclusion. It is not like that. RSI mostly happens when you move your _wrists_
by atemerev 6y ago
I am usually quite saddened each time when I see the common “moving hands = RSI” conclusion. It is not like that. RSI mostly happens when you move your _wrists_ while trying to keep your hand in place. When I type, I move my arms and my wrists together, to prevent straining and unnatural angles. Worked so far (I am 37, and I code every day since 19).
- xwdv 6y agoI tend to agree. This seems like it would be an obvious thing but a lot of programmers never grok it early enough in their careers. A few posters around computer science labs in universities could save a generation from RSI.