Thanks for the suggestion, that would be really cool.

You can still turn to Christ if you havent God bless

@@caleb.9 You can also keep your religion to yourself.

Just because you said it I'm gonna try it, but I cant imagine it being able to control sweat and moisture consistently

Can second the fan suggestion, it works great. Coupled with frequent hand/wrist washing, skin friction can stay low even on humid days.

WHEN I TRIED SLEEVE I CAN SEE HOW LOWER FRICTION CAN HELP BUT NOT FEELING MY MOUSEPAD GAVE ME LESS SENSORY (?) INFORMATION (I MEAN WITHOUT SLEEVE IS USE MY HAND SKIN TOUCHING MOUSEPAD AS A SENSOR HELPING ME POSITION THE MOUSE). I WISH I COULD JUST HAVE FRICTIONLESS SILKE-LIKE SKIN AND AN ABILITY TO FEEL THE MOUSEPAD AT THE SAME TIME. SO I PLAY WITHOUT SLEEVE COZ I AM MORE PRECISE WITHOUT IT

@@-GRXNDSCOPER- bro. capslock

@@WisdomPowerCourage I use a USB fan for my kb hand. It works for me perfectly.

This! I've been struggling to find a comfortable way to play, how to sit, height of chair and desk relative to height of person. If your chair should have arm supports, or if you should even use them. Distance of left and right arm from each other. Stuff like that, I'm a recent mnk switch so this is all new to me, and I find aiming to strain my wrist and arm pretty bad after a short time lol

@@fortheloveofallthingsholy2706 yep its a very annoying process. Ive been playing for a while now but any change to my setup or a bit of time off and its a real pain to find a comfy spot again. Id say a basic rule of thumb would be: Chair at the lowest height that its easy to stand up from, without straining hips ect or extra downward force on say armrests or something else. Desk is the hard one since your arm positions could be totally different to someone else in terms of personal comfort, but generally you want the desk tops around level or a bit higher than your belly button/naval. Then for actual arm positions and the finer adjustments all i can offer is trial and error since i struggle with this too. Supposidly a good thing to do if you are newer is to get everything to a good starting height and then put your mouse and keyboard in odd positions on the desk (prob not with pad at this point to allow more freedom a d less subconscious bias). Then just play a game and you will shift the mouse and keyboard into positions you find comfortable without thinking about it. Whether or not you could say these positions you find comfy are optimal or not is a different matter though. Tldr, Adjust everything around your desk and if your chair is too high at that point dind something to use as a footstool like a thick pillow, folded towel or buy a footrest off amazon. Its is much more unlikely that the desk will be too low but if that is the case you can buy desk raisers which are just small stands essentially for the legs of the desk. If you are new id heavily advise putting a decent amount of time into finding a good base with healthy comfy ergonomics, its much easier to then build your mechanics up from that point. If you build your aim on poor ergonomics its much harder to relearn/ remove bad habits later. An apt metaphor would be building a house on firm bedrock vs building on marshland. The house may be identical but the overall structure and sustainability is vastly different. Hope any of that is useful to you. Good luck with your journey of tedious trial and error.

Definitely agree with this, I already know my whole setup is wrong but when I get the chance to improve it I'd like to know how to make it the best I can for myself instead of just winging it

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Claw grip has nothing to do with you just have bad posture or bad hand position. When you Claw grip you mainly use wrist while hand rests on forearm, so you are not moving shoulder that much. Only with palm grim like shown in video where you put hand flat on surface causes you to use whole arm but even that shouldn't cause tendinitis if you keep right posture and don't stress any part of your arm.

Thank you!

Don't listen to do it is very dumb, you can't have it all. If you claw grip it is impossible to hold your wrist on desk for example but it gives you more precision because you mostly use your wrist but if you don't hover it at all and plam grim it you get more smooth movement because you use your whole arm. I'm kind of hybrid for example and that suits me. Only important thing is that no matter what you do don't put weight on wrist and push against it because you can damage your hand. So always keep your hand relaxed by putting leverage on forearm, as long you do that you are free to do whatever feels comfortable for you.

A quick and dirty way to learn arm aiming is to play on a very low sensitivity for a little while. You don't need to stick to it by any means, but it will force you to use your arm and get accustomed to those movements.

Having your chair and table (if adjustable) correctly adjusted to your body is important too so you sit properly and don't strain things simply cause of an incorrect sitting position. Here are two videos from a professional on how to sit properly: - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ettgibhhzbXanIU.html - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itmVaaSI07zLoI0.html

@mo no easier said then done genius

@Overlord i mean the reason humans have come so far is that we scaffold off each others knowledge and experiences. He could just waste a whole lot of time and end up back at this point thru trial and error anyway

maybe you are just bad at aiming? i don't see anyone having hard aim problems besides you, if you have problems at cookin or trying to fire a gun there's a problem with your nerves or probably sonethin else like yor back listen and look at your body how the arm do naturally grab or do things then u can adjust that to your pc if u even struggle doing that something is bad maybe not getting enough sleep , that's all i can say to you.

Tenz has 1/4 of his forearm up with his new grip let alone his wrist

You all can still turn to Christ God bless you all

I also hover my wrist i cant make my wrist touch the desk i dont why !!

I can only assume it helps them move/flick faster and smoothly, since a long time with the wrist on a surface can make it kinda stick to it, you are also dragging it on a surface that will resist your movements (similar to the laws of physics) vs mid air where there's little resistance. If they have the muscle memory to have it mid-air, that's great in my opinion.

See M0nesy, Zywoo,Twistz,(kinda really weird to use,might cause harm),EliGe grips they are good

I tried hovering just to see what it was about. I was cracked! Idk what’s real anymore

@@Wulfcross so i have a habit of not incorporating the region of the elbow onto the table or pad and just having the wrist and a bit of region above on the mousepad,it improved my aim stableness and tracking a lot but yesterday I tried to cancel the wrist contact and just have my hand on the mouse and everything else on air,the consistency i got on low sens on it was just amazing

@@Wulfcross I know, right? But to be honest it is scenario specific for me. The video mentioned AIR as an example, which needs more stability and less precision. For the more touchpoints on the pads could be better.

@@akhilrawat3897 my setup is based using arm chair to stabilise my elbow and to use less space on the pad. But I believe it is more or less the same principle.

Thanks! These two short videos go into that - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eciUdrp1mrXHe6M.html + kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iN-YrcZ7udfco2g.html

Lmaooo stand up desk 🤣🤣🤣 you can aim perfectly while sitting down, gaming chairs can be extremely comfortable too. Everything about standing while gaming is goofy, unnecessary and useless. Sit down dude, you really convinced urself that you aim better like this. But thats some bs i never heard before. You wanna relax, chill and focus on gaming not having to have that pressure and bodyweight ob your feet.

@@younggunna4089 bro's out here thinking he is aiming with his toe

Eu testei os dois modos, e o modo que o Pulso não entra em contato com o Mousepad e o cotovelo fica para fora, a mira fica bem mais rápida, porém vc tem que "segurar" o antebraço com o ombro, não deixando ele largado na mesa

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just wear a hoodie or a long sleeve shirt

exactly

Bro I'm the sweatiest gamer... my hands actually drip flat out.... I just got a Cordura mouse pad.. the cooler master p511-XL It is waterproof and my sweat just beads on it.. No more playing in a soggy mess. It actually works. I also use some PC fans connected to a cheap fan speed controller and a 12 volt wall wart to stop my hands getting crazy wet as well.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJebaq17ycqpmWg.html

@@intelbreak You should try out Vaxee's matte coated mice. The surface texture is the grippiest I've ever tried. Perfect for sweaty gamers

@@blank-jo1xp will do! cheers!

Wrist hovering is fine for general PC use, but when playing shooters it's helpful to enter a performance oriented mindset where you recall cues like wrist contact. Playing reactive and erratic scenarios like Air Invincible 2 with wrist contact will help form the new habit.

@@TheMeta thanks

From my knowledge most FPS pros do use this technique to increase their control, although of course some people just develop their own style that works for them. Anyone who aims with their whole or most of their arm should see some improvement over leaving the wrist raised.

@@coolbrotherf127 hmm. I see. thanks.

it's just preference tbh because there's no godly technique and this video is right but other than that youll develop your own style and just stick with what your comfortable with

I'm not a pro, but I use a wrist weight like a mini sandbag that I can rest my wrist on. It keeps my wrist raised like I was hovering it above the mousepad but provides an anchor points for precise movements.

Best comment in the section. U helped simplify the answer I was looking for

@@blair3821 Glad I can help can you feel the difference from your arm on the desk to just your wrist on the desk.

exactly. not even the main point as to why this video is misinformed and objectively incorrect. preference plays a significant role. situation may also call for a different holding style.

If you're using one, then you're gripping your mouse wrong. (Sensor too far back, slippy coating or mouse too large/too long)

@@fotoschopro1230 alright, thanks

@@HalfWolf2 Hey, if you measure how big your hands are, and tell me what mouse you're using, I'm sure I could help you out. You need to measure from your pinky finger tip to the tip of the thumb. That's the hand span. And from the lines/folds at the bottom of your palm, to the tip of your middle finger. That's the hand length.

@@fotoschopro1230 razor deathadder, and I think it's less so that I wasn't comfortable and more so just being curious

yeah i feel like its heavily dependend on overall grip, sensitivity etc.

@@foolspath abusing low sens xD

@@foolspath so ur abusing high sens? sens needs to fit ur aiming style and overall ability. there arent any rules. abusing sensitivity is a stupid idea

@@foolspath are u using a slow mousepad or a fast one? 3cm is completely ridiculous. Why should it be more respectable? bc it is harder? thats a stupid idea.

@@foolspath idk, it doesnt really show over esport games that thats the case. so your abusing mousepad speeds? the idea of abusing a sensitivity is ridiculous

yeah that is so true, hold mouse how ever you want as long you don't put pressure on palm/wrist.

But you don't lock wrist when you are doing detailing. Wrist is about precision like holding a scalpel.

Huge jump! Nicely done :D

probably the height of ur table bro maybe its too high?

Depends on how you have your whole arm planted. My elbow is on the arm of my chair with my wrist planted near the edge of my desk so the edge doesn't jam into my tendons. This way, I am essentially just pivoting off of my elbow for large movements. So rather than fully lifting I am just dragging my forearm/wrist with my upper arm/shoulder muscles. This is much easier with a compression sleeve. My wrist would probably get stuck on the mousepad if I didn't have one and make the movement more inconsistent. Hope that helps.

@@meandab mhh yeah im trying to drag it instead of lift now :) tyty

Wow you’re lucky you’re ambidextrous

@@victorialovesyou he meant while shooting the guys on the left

@@vagu3rac1st OHHH lol sorry