The forefinger and thumb are pinched, the third finger and the fourth finger are held, the little finger is hidden behind, the pen tip leans forward, and the pen lies backwards.
Detailed description of correct pen holding posture:
1, three foils
The correct pen holding posture is "three sets", that is, the ring finger and the little finger are slightly bent back and forth, the two fingers are attached to the desktop on the same plane, and the palm side should be attached to the desktop, so that the middle finger and the whole pen can be lifted to form a stable and lively pen holding posture. This posture can make writing more stable, and at the same time, it can also avoid the loss of grip strength of the middle finger, which will lead to unstable writing.
Full fingers and insufficient palms are the correct posture, which can make the middle finger lose traction, but the palm is empty. Wrist flexibility is also an important writing feature, which can make wrist movements more flexible and achieve the effect of "cleverness".
2. Two pressures
The correct posture for holding a pen is to press it twice. Second pressing refers to squeezing the pen with your thumb from the inside and forefinger from the outside, and then gently pressing it down to make the thumb and forefinger exert force, so that when you pinch, your fingers are big and your meat is soft and thick, and you can hold it tightly without great effort. Correct pen holding posture can reduce the pressure on the wrist and make writing more handy.
At the same time, the second press can also avoid the excessive tension between the pen tip and the wrist, and reduce the risk of wrist injury. Therefore, the correct pen holding posture is two presses.
Step 3: Triangle
Triangle is the correct posture to hold the pen. Its pen holding posture is very similar to our usual writing and pen holding posture. The correct posture is that the thumb, middle finger and forefinger hold the pen body, and the rest fingers hold it. This posture requires the pen tip to touch the paper, and the lines drawn are short, which is suitable for local description.
Hold the pen correctly, writing will be smoother and clearer. At the same time, triangle is also a common writing posture, widely used in calligraphy, painting and other fields.
4, the height of the pen close to the middle finger nail root
The correct holding posture is the height of the pen tip against the middle finger nail. This posture can avoid the long cocoon of the middle finger joint, and it is also easy to write. This is because the root of the middle finger nail is a natural bending point, which can provide certain support and pressure, making the pen holder more stable.
In addition, this posture can also reduce the fatigue and discomfort of hands and make writing easier. Therefore, the correct pen holding posture is very important for writing.