Many “finger exercises” do more harm than good for piano beginners. When young students stretch over 5 keys with stiff wrists doing isolated finger tapping, they’re not building piano technique; they’re hard‑wiring tension into the body. ​Instead, early piano lessons should focus on whole‑arm freedom, flexible, responsive wrists, and natural, coordinated movements that let the fingers ride on top of healthy big‑muscle support. Rather than drilling tiny, isolated finger lifts, we want to cultivat

117K views · 1.5K reactions | The Hand Position & Octave Playing  In this lesson clip, Norman Krieger discusses the hand, wrist, and fingers and the agile and precise movements required for octave playing. Learn more on tonebase Piano! ➡️ https://www.tonebase.co/piano?utm_source=facebook | tonebase Piano | Facebook

Bad technique at the piano = pain. 😞 It’s time to learn a better way... In the Pillars of Piano Technique course from tonebase, learn simple exercises to correct your form, and free up your fingers, hands, arms, and whole body. You’ll be more agile, comfortable, and productive in your practicing. With these easy-to-learn exercises, you’ll: ✅ Quickly form good habits around proper posture and alignment ✅ Prevent tension and muscle strain in your back, neck, and arms before it ever develops. ✅ De