Using the keyboard feet can harm your forearms.

But not using them may hurt your neck.

So what's the right approach? Well, it depends (again!!!). It depends on
whether you can touch type or not
whether you're wrist sensitive or not (carpal tunnel syndrome or CTS)
whetehr you're forwearm sensitive or not (lateral epicondylitis or tennis elbow).

Here is how we'll proceed
00:00 intro
00:31 history of keyboard feet
01:27 ergonomics of typing
02:19 touch typing position
02:43 keyboard feet at the front
e.g. Logitech K860
and implications for desk height
04:01 conclusion



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