I just thought about this...
Are 1 handers' prone to be more accurate Vs. A 2 HANDER? I noticed most 1 handers' have better PA than me & I was thinking maybe it's just simple logic.
Like on doubles/jumps, and jacks for example...aren't they using 1 finger to hit both keys @ the exact same time? Im a dedicated 2 hander (3 finger/regular) and i've tried 1 handing but I could feel the symptoms of carpal tunnel , so I gave up on that rather quickly. Using 2 hands on those steps.. your prone to be off by a bit. It's not as easy hitting those keys with 2 fingers ( 1 on each hand) EXACTLY on point. I know THAT takes skill.
But what do you guys think? Is it just skill or is technique involved? Has anyone else ever noticed this?
Are 1 handers' prone to be more accurate Vs. A 2 HANDER? I noticed most 1 handers' have better PA than me & I was thinking maybe it's just simple logic.
Like on doubles/jumps, and jacks for example...aren't they using 1 finger to hit both keys @ the exact same time? Im a dedicated 2 hander (3 finger/regular) and i've tried 1 handing but I could feel the symptoms of carpal tunnel , so I gave up on that rather quickly. Using 2 hands on those steps.. your prone to be off by a bit. It's not as easy hitting those keys with 2 fingers ( 1 on each hand) EXACTLY on point. I know THAT takes skill.
But what do you guys think? Is it just skill or is technique involved? Has anyone else ever noticed this?









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