antoineccantin
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You shouldnt be using your wrists when solving in the first place, atleast not much.
Think pyra.
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You shouldnt be using your wrists when solving in the first place, atleast not much.
I was solving with my Lunhui. I dropped the cube. It did NOT fall on the table..
I couldn't walk for an hour.
I was solving with my Lunhui. I dropped the cube. It did NOT fall on the table..
I couldn't walk for an hour.
I was doing a 3x3 marathon and developed severe muscle strain in my right index finger. It felt like the muscle was completely torn and I couldn't move my finger without pain, let alone move it enough to cube, for about five weeks. I had to tape it to my middle finger just to keep it from moving on its own
I was take out a center piece from my 4x4(ssv5) and my nail peeled off the tipmy finger. this was described to graphically basically it feels like a paper cut. my times are still "sub20" but aren't that great.
I get soreness/pain in my wrist if I cube for too long in one stretch. Doing a 100 cube average in one sitting is about my limit. Make sure you have a good quality cube, make sure it's lubricated and easy to turn and you shouldn't have to worry too much about wrist problems. If your wrists due start to feel sore just give it a rest for the rest of that day and maybe a day or two more and you should be fine to cube again.
If you have a really crappy cube then your thumb might get sore from finger tricks, but if this happens it's a pretty sure sign you have a bad cube and need to either fix it up or just buy a new one.
I was solving with my Lunhui. I dropped the cube. It did NOT fall on the table..
I couldn't walk for an hour.