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Challenge your speed and see how fast you can click in just a few seconds.

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Jitter clicking looks funny. Is it supposed to feel this weird?

Yes, it feels strange at first! You're using your muscles in a very unconventional way. Don't worry about how it looks; focus on the sensation of creating a fine, fast vibration. It's a unique physical skill that can be fun to learn and master.

I can't seem to make my arm vibrate. Any simple tips?

Try this: plant your elbow on the desk, make a firm but relaxed fist, and then try to make your forearm shake rapidly. Now, transfer that same feeling to your index finger while it's resting on the mouse button. It's more of a tremor than a large shake.

Is this safe to try for everyone?

While safe for most people, if you have any pre-existing conditions like carpal tunnel, tendonitis, or joint pain, you should be very cautious or avoid jitter clicking altogether. It's a high-strain activity. Always stop immediately if you feel any pain or discomfort.

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FAQ

Completely normal. Jitter clicking is a high-intensity activity, like sprinting. Most people can only maintain their peak speed for short bursts. Stamina comes with dedicated practice over time.