I've found it can be pretty useful to tape up tweaked fingers so I don't pull so hard on them while they're recovering.
If I've got finger issues on one hand (or one elbow or one shoulder), I've also been known to find a really really easy problem and see if I can climb it one-handed (using the functioning hand, obviously).
It turns out to be an amazing way of learning all sorts of things about body position and dynamic movement.
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Date: 2011-01-14 03:49 pm (UTC)If I've got finger issues on one hand (or one elbow or one shoulder), I've also been known to find a really really easy problem and see if I can climb it one-handed (using the functioning hand, obviously).
It turns out to be an amazing way of learning all sorts of things about body position and dynamic movement.