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Hand Care / Cold Hands/Morning Hands
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Date: Tue, Jun 8 2010 20:11:23
Sometimes you wake up and your hands feel really cold/numb and rubbery, makes it really hard to spin. Anyone else experience this? Any possible remedies? Continued from here.
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 04:50:58
hot shower, stretches and warm up spinning.
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 05:31:34
What about the opposite? when your hands are muggy, warm and sweaty.
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 06:13:55
shoeman6 wrote: What about the opposite? when your hands are muggy, warm and sweaty.
baby powder, AC, fan, open the window and a cold shower. that should solve it. atleast 4 a little while -
Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 12:16:25
i find that after i shower, my hands are warm/hot for a while then it gets REALLY cold :(
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 17:56:58
well stretching hands and doing as many passes as possible both reverse and normal
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 18:42:36
I take shower or do some warm ups (some of Greg Irwin's exercises are really good).
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 19:11:13
for like morning hands, i just kinda stretch my hands, but if your hands are like warm and sweaty, try washing them? i cant spin after washing my hands though :(
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Date: Thu, Jun 24 2010 19:50:24
@davidguy: Me neither, when your hands are a bit wet, I think it gives you the illusion of better control, when in reality it doesn't really help that much. The water at first acts as a sort of medium like sweat but not sticky which is nice but then when it starts to dry the pen can skip and get stuck etc. not fun. Plus afterwards my hands tend to be to dry to spin.
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Date: Fri, Jun 25 2010 00:38:59
Spin a Tornado when your hands are all cold and immobile, feels good. :3
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Date: Sun, Jun 27 2010 03:18:52
I reckon you'd be better off just doing your usual morning routine (breakfast, shower, etc.) before you start PSing. That way not only are more fingers more active and ready, but so is your brain.
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Date: Mon, Jul 5 2010 12:21:04
It's not just cold hands but like sluggish hands? or like when your skin just isn't gripping the pen correct and it slides away =\
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Date: Tue, Jul 20 2010 18:46:21
yup, my hands are lazy in the morning, so I: 1. stretch them and crack my knuckles 2. warm them. I like to put my hands on a warm glass of hot cocao, etc. 3. just do some basic tricks (charge, thumbaround, etc.) as a warmup :)
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Date: Thu, Jul 22 2010 05:13:27
spin in the shower xD
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Date: Mon, Oct 18 2010 06:21:02
shoeman6 wrote: What about the opposite? when your hands are muggy, warm and sweaty.
Haha. Like when you're at the beach. It's not a penspinner's paradise. That's for sure. I hate when my hands are cold, you can't even do a double charge. -
Date: Sun, Nov 14 2010 05:27:19
Bump. Sorry I didn't want to make a ne thread on a similar topic on my mind, so here goes. I find that my hands sweat more when I'm in an air conditioned room. The pen slips often, and my fingers are not as nimble or responsive. Same when cubing. The puzzle slips when I'm turning it, and I get terrible times. So, how to remedy this problem? Thanks.