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9 bENEFITS OF DOING STRETCHES BEFORE PIANO PRACTICE

6/5/2019

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  1. Increases Comfort and Safety
    Stretching before practicing the piano can help increase comfort and safety. As playing the piano requires precise hand movements and control, stretching can help warm up the muscles, tendons, and ligaments in your hands, wrists, and arms.
  2. Improves Flexibility
    Stretching can help improve flexibility in your hands, wrists, and arms. This can make it easier to play difficult pieces and perform challenging techniques, such as arpeggios and fast runs.
  3. Increases Range of Motion
    Stretching before practicing the piano can help increase your range of motion. This can make it easier to play with fluidity and expressiveness, as you'll be able to move your hands and fingers more freely.
  4. Enhances Blood Flow
    Stretching can enhance blood flow to your hands and arms. This can help deliver oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, improving their overall function.
  5. Reduces Muscle Tension
    Stretching can help reduce muscle tension in your hands, wrists, and arms. This can help you play with more ease and comfort, and reduce the risk of developing hand and wrist pain or fatigue.
  6. Boosts Energy and Focus
    Stretching can help boost your energy and focus before practicing the piano. It can help increase circulation and oxygen flow to your brain, improving your mental clarity and focus.
  7. Improves Posture
    Stretching can help improve your posture while playing the piano. Good posture is important for playing with ease and preventing strain or injury.
  8. Enhances Performance
    Stretching can enhance your performance by helping you play with greater ease, accuracy, and control. It can also help reduce nervousness or anxiety before a performance.
  9. Promotes Relaxation
    ​Stretching can promote relaxation and reduce stress before practicing the piano. This can help you enjoy the process of playing and prevent burnout or fatigue.
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