Good Piano Posture

Here is a Good Piano Posture Lesson...

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Good habits start from day one. Before you start playing, always stretch, warm up, and check your posture.

Sit down on your bench facing the middle of the piano.

Make sure your feet are flat on the floor, your shoulders relaxed, and your arms are gently bent at the elbow.

Remember these posture tips:

- Don’t sit hunched over

- Warm up with a few stretches before each practice session

- Pay close attention to your wrists, forearms, and shoulders

When you place your hands on the keyboard, relax your wrists.

Don’t tense your fingers—keep them loose so that they’re slightly bent, not straight.

Be careful not to let your wrists droop.

Good posture is essential to enjoying your time at the piano.

If you’re comfortable, you’ll be more motivated to practice, and you’ll play with better technique too.

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