The most important thing to remember is: stretch .
- Tip 3: Simple piano warm-ups go a long way to help prevent injury! Do you know what warmup I still enjoy? ...
- Tip 4: Practice piano first…then play. ...
- Tip 5: Hit the gym…and be smart! ...
- Tip 6: Take a Walk! ...
- Tip 7: Seek professional help.
Can you get injuries from playing piano?
Pianists are all-too-often afflicted with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, as well, which we'll cover but, first… These two injuries, along with 'Carpal Tunnel Syndrome' (CTS) and painful wrist, finger and thumb tendon problems fall into the category of 'Repetitive Strain Injuries' (RSIs) as you may know.
Can you pull a muscle playing piano?
the repetition of octaves and large chords often create tension, reducing blood flow. Muscles become strained, causing pain and fatigue throughout the shoulders, wrists, and arms. If this pain occurs often and is not relieved or treated, more serious problems, such as tendinitis or chronic inflammation, can occur.