Advise from 80 WPM & faster
Von user60944 - aktualisiert: 8 Jahre, 10 Monate vor - 3 messages
Hello all, first thing I love this site, seems to be improving my typing skills.
I would like some advice from advanced types though.
I average about 58 wpm, I rest my palms on a palm rest.
I have been doing some research and it seems to be leading that really fast keyboarders don't rest their palms or wrist on anything, they hover their hands. I have tried this but seems very difficult to me. Any advise is appreciated.
I get normally between 70-80wpm with palms on desk.
I guess it depends on positioning height wise of the keyboard as well. The lower it is, the less requirement would be for resting your palms.
By bassplayerful - posted: 8 Jahre, 10 Monate vor
I get normally between 70-80wpm with palms on desk.
I guess it depends on positioning height wise of the keyboard as well. The lower it is, the less requirement would be for resting your palms.
By geoffhuang_slow - posted: 8 Jahre, 10 Monate vor
Hi user60944,
It is probably difficult for you because of your computer/desk setup. When I was in my first apartment, my room was really small and I had a regular mini table that my computer was put on, and I sat on the ground. Because of this setup, I noticed that my palms and wrists were lying on the table. However, now that I have a bigger room and a bigger desk (and a decent chair), I notice that it's simply natural for my wrists and palms to hover, and my forearms near my elbows are resting on the desk.
Honestly, I don't think it matters that much whether your wrists are hovering or not. I think when I use my laptop instead of my desktop, my wrists are on the laptop, and it doesn't really slow down my typing speed. I think as long as you are comfortable,you will be able to type well.
Updated 8 Jahre, 10 Monate vor
By user60944 - posted: 8 Jahre, 10 Monate vor
You may have a very good point, my desk it basically a table. When I am sitting straight up, the table is in between chest and belly button. I guess I really didn't think about that. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
