按Push

 

 按Push

When you push something with your hand, the part of the palm that typically uses the most force is the heel of your palm, also known as the "thenar eminence." This is the fleshy area at the base of your thumb, near the wrist. The heel of the palm is well-suited for applying force because it provides a stable and strong point of contact. Additionally, the fingers and the rest of the hand can support and reinforce the push when necessary. The specific area of the palm used may vary depending on the nature of the task, but the heel of the palm is a common point of contact for applying force when pushing objects.