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Hand Care / PSing to strengthen your fingers?
what u felt after starting PSing
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Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 00:35:34
After a month or two of PSing, my right hand fingers felt much more stronger. The same thing happened with my left hand when it learned a few tricks.
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Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 01:00:28
well i don't know if my fingers or hand got strong.
Cuz i already have 52 kilo grip on my right hand, and that's pretty average -
Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 17:01:34
I wouldnt said stronger.
but more Flexible.
I compare my left to my right and big differents!!
Also ur fingers could've gotten stronger
by spinning differents mods. -
Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 17:22:46
Nothing really happened to my hands when i started PSing. :\
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Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 19:00:22
Nothing much happens by PSing. Playing some music instrument like guitar may strengthen your fingers. In my case, they did.
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Date: Sat, Apr 4 2009 19:40:08
no pen can strengthen your fingers, its all about dexterity and flexibility.
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Date: Sun, Apr 5 2009 05:18:47
what if some guy started spinning a thin, heavy, metal pipe? I bet his fingers will have to get used to heavy objects just to spin regularly. Then when he gets back to a regular pen/mod, it would be effortless to spin.
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Date: Mon, Apr 6 2009 01:45:38QUOTE (SpinDemPens @ Apr 4 2009, 10:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>what if some guy started spinning a thin, heavy, metal pipe? I bet his fingers will have to get used to heavy objects just to spin regularly. Then when he gets back to a regular pen/mod, it would be effortless to spin.
well, if I start spinning a 50g mod for a long time and then suddenly switch back to an MX or Ballsign, it would feel very awkward because my hand/fingers are used to spinning a heavier mod. -
Date: Sun, Apr 19 2009 02:46:54
my fingers definitely got stronger. o yeah they did.
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Date: Sun, Apr 19 2009 09:45:28
even my piano teacher said that I improved
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Date: Sat, May 2 2009 15:07:12QUOTE (PSArcher @ Apr 4 2009, 03:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Nothing much happens by PSing. Playing some music instrument like guitar may strengthen your fingers. In my case, they did.
AND SPEED -
Date: Mon, May 4 2009 00:50:53
Penspinning probably does help your hands a bit, but not nearly as much as other stuff does.
QUOTE (SpinDemPens @ Apr 4 2009, 10:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>what if some guy started spinning a thin, heavy, metal pipe? I bet his fingers will have to get used to heavy objects just to spin regularly. Then when he gets back to a regular pen/mod, it would be effortless to spin.
Not really... you wouldn't be used to how much effort it takes to keep the momentum, and how easily the pen jumps from your hand if you make a sudden movement... try spinning a thin wooden chopstick. -
Date: Tue, May 5 2009 12:51:55
like more control to the fingers?
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Date: Mon, May 11 2009 07:33:32
if you spin a buster maybe your hands are stronger
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Date: Fri, May 15 2009 00:47:40
I was spinning my pen alot and then it felt super light after a while and now i can't spin it
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Date: Fri, May 15 2009 01:01:07
Not really stronger, but more flexible. and ive been playing piano my whole life, so my fingers are already very strong
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Date: Fri, May 15 2009 02:52:30
As many others have said, pen spinning pretty much gives you more flexible fingers
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Date: Fri, May 22 2009 20:33:05
I think PS has contributed at least a little in strengthening my fingers. But imo, it's more on "flexibilising" my fingers. But yea, both do happen.
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Date: Sun, May 24 2009 09:09:44
i think psing is for your flexibility not strength?
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Date: Mon, Jun 1 2009 14:01:57
when I spun a-less-heavier-than-a-cyl-which-is-my-personal-mod, my hands began accustomed to the weight so it felt light after 2 days. Later, I spun a ballsign mod for 30 minutes or more then switched back to my personal mod. it began to feel heavier. So it's speed, and flexibility.
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Date: Thu, Jun 11 2009 13:17:59
Agree. Still, you can do some exercises that people who do flourishes do. That helps a lot "warming" up your fingers to PS. So you can always do your max...