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Living in cold home isn't particularly hard. Doing precision work with your hands (such as writing or typing) is decidedly harder in colder homes. You can wear
by gbronner 6y ago
Living in cold home isn't particularly hard.
Doing precision work with your hands (such as writing or typing) is decidedly harder in colder homes. You can wear certain kinds of gloves, but it just isn't as pleasant.
- caeril 6y agoThe muscles that actuate your fingers are largely located in your forearms. Keep your core out to your wrists properly bundled, and you'll be fine without gloves.
- Aachen 6y agoPlaying games, I can't say that I've found this to be true. I notice I lose from people that I otherwise wouldn't lose from when I: - am tired, - have very cold hands, - or just used gross motor skills (cycling for example). The effect of each of these is similar to not playing for a few months. You don't unlearn it so you're not like a newb, but your playing is hampered in some way. If my hands were unaffected by cold then this shouldn't have an effect.