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Here are some good techniques: * Keep the wrist in a neutral position: parallel to your desk and the middle finger must be in line with the wrist and forearm. * Don't rest your wrist while typing, let it float. Only rest your wrist while you are NOT typing. * Use a light touch when pressing keys. * Don't stretch your fingers to reach for faraway keys. Instead move your arm to position your finger over the key and then hit it. * Do not hold your thumbs rigid or your pinkies up. Curve your fingers. * Don't use two fingers of one hand for two-key combinations. Use one finger of one hand to hold Shift, Ctrl, or Alt down, and then hit the second key with a finger from the other hand. Visit www.ergonomictimes.com for more information .

Teackballs are great but there are many other options when it comes to ergonomic input devices. Check http://www.ergonomictimes.com