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    Quote Originally Posted by RobinGBrown View Post
    Ok so whats tghe deal with massive multiboxers?

    Why do they love trackballs?
    While the only >10-boxer setups I've ever seen posted are Prepared and Sam, I would guess it's because of a premium on desktop space.
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    You can use a trackball for over 8 hours with no rsi.

    You move less mass and use fewer muscels with a tackball vs. a mouse, its just kinda obvious. Why move your arm when you can just move the tips of your fingers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam DeathWalker View Post
    You can use a trackball for over 8 hours with no rsi.

    You move less mass and use fewer muscels with a tackball vs. a mouse, its just kinda obvious. Why move your arm when you can just move the tips of your fingers?
    I used a trackball for years. Now I'm finding as I get older if your trackball isn't perfect ergo for your hand you create extreme strain leading to carpeltunnel and other problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by genocyde View Post
    I used a trackball for years. Now I'm finding as I get older if your trackball isn't perfect ergo for your hand you create extreme strain leading to carpeltunnel and other problems.
    Carperltunnel syndrome is basically repetitive motion syndrome.

    DO ANYTHING over and over again in the exact same way will cause the problem. Ergonomics help blood flow, but it doesn't cure the root cause of the problem.

    The root cause is sitting on your ass in front of a computer/desk for 8+ hours a day, then going home and sitting on your ass watching television for 6+ hours, then going to bed and sleeping on your ass for 8+ hours. Then repeating this for YEARS on end.

    You're not moving your joints the way they were meant to be used (ie - full range of motion, not repetitive robot-like tasks)
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