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As a touch typist (120-140wpm) that types entirely with muscle memory I notice that sometimes I use my left hand to type a key on the right and my right hand to
by izzydata 13y ago
As a touch typist (120-140wpm) that types entirely with muscle memory I notice that sometimes I use my left hand to type a key on the right and my right hand to type a key on the left. It really just depends on what finger is closest compared to the last key that I hit with that finger.
Unfortunately this keyboard would mess me up in that regard when I try to click r,t,g,f,v,b with my left index finger or y,h,n,m,j,u with my right index finger.
Just curious, but is muscle tension always a bad thing? Wouldn't that just exercise your muscles and make them more durable to do the same actions again? I'm sure after 20 years of typing these muscles are probably resistant to this kind of activity.
- sopooneo 13y agoCould that be fixed by having certain keys from the middle of a standard keyboard appear on the inner side of both haves of a split one? Or actually... Could we just use two keyboards?
- ToastyMallows 13y ago> Just curious, but is muscle tension always a bad thing? I was asking myself the same question. According to this article, sitting on a yoga ball at work all day would be bad right? Because you're constantly tensing up your muscles in your lower back and abs?