Health & Ergonomics for Gamers | Rush Controller Blog

Good controller grip and wrist position can help prevent carpal tunnel while gaming. Gaming for hours is fun—until your wrists start to ache or go numb. Many long-session gamers feel early signs of carpal tunnel without realizing it. Carpal tunnel happens when the median nerve in your wrist gets squeezed from tight grips, bent wrist angles, o...

If your hands start cramping before your match ends, it’s not your skill—it’s your controller. An ergonomic custom controller is designed to fit your hands, not fight them. Unlike regular controllers, these are shaped and configured around comfort, reducing wrist strain and fatigue during long gaming sessions. For anyone who spends hours grindi...

A neutral wrist and relaxed grip reduce finger strain during long sessions. Ever notice your fingers start to ache or go stiff after a few long gaming sessions? That’s controller finger fatigue—a fancy way of saying your hands are tired from working harder than they should. The good news? It’s fixable. With a few small changes to your hand p...