Try this drill:
Stand face-to-face with your coach or training partner, who should be approximately one yard in front of you.
1. Your partner should begin by holding a tennis ball ? palm down ? at about chest height.
2. In an athletic stance, place your hand ? palm down ? on top of your training partner's hand that is holding the ball.
3. Without warning, your training partner should release the ball.
4. As quickly as possible, shift your hand down and try to catch the ball. Do not touch your training partner's hand at any time.
5. Catch the ball and hand it back to your partner, then repeat.
Though somewhat subjective, a drummer would have quicker hands than an NBA basketball player.
depends on how much ink you use... technologic might be harmful if you use the wrong ink... other than that its pretty good for your hands... honestly it is exercise and you will have quicker reflexes. dont use sharpie.
get on a plane quicker
I would use both hands because I dont want to drop anything and I can carry more stuff that way making the job finish much quicker.
you can type quicker if you practice more
The word 'quicker' is the comparative form of the adjective 'quick' (quicker, quickest). Example sentence: The quicker bird grabbed the bread crust while the other squawked in protest.
if your recovery time is quicker and your friend then your fitter than him the quicker the recovery time the fitter
Yes, much quicker.
you can not make your period come quicker.
quicker, the quickest
This gives you more likely of a chance to make contact with the pitch, because you can swing the bat quicker with more accuracy. The downside is that it diminishes your power. Choking up on the bat is usually done on 2 strike counts, and sometimes for a very fast pitcher.
quicker fixing and quicker cleaning.