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Piano Tip Of The Day:
"Take Breaks Often "
If you start becoming clumsy in your practicing, or clumsier than usual,
do yourself the favor of taking a short break. You could do something else
with your hands, like play a tune that you already know pretty well or you
could play a short game on the Wii for a few minutes, and then go back to
practicing. Or just sit and rest, get a drink of water, have a snack, etc.
This will give your brain a chance to regroup. Roughly for every 20 to 30
minutes of practicing you should consider taking a 5 minute break. Also,
during your break, it would probably feel good to do some shoulder rolls
and stretches. Follow through with these simple rules as well as practice
daily and you'll see great things start to happen. Really!