Mammoth said:Proper typing involves keeping your wrists off any surfaces, as it cuts off circulation and eventually causes Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome has its effect in the wrists, but it's "cause" can be anywhere.
If your neck is tense, shoulders locked, jaw clenched, pelvis immobile, or arms completely unaware of the scapula (shoulderblades) and clavicle (collarbone), sternum (breastbone) and feet that they're connected to, you're in a high risk group for CPS, no matter what angle your wrists have.
Like most syndromes (which, by definition, don't have a known cause), the source of the problem is not the same as the location of the symptom.