01. Pay Attention to Proper Hand Positioning

Whether the hand position is correct determines the proper force and independence of the fingers. Therefore, when practicing the piano, it is necessary to strictly follow the correct finger technique, promptly correct any incorrect hand positioning, maintain stability of the fingers, and prevent problems such as stiffness, collapsing fingers, and wrist displacement.

02. Learn to Read and Memorize Music Correctly

Reading sheet music helps deepen impressions and improve sight-reading abilities, while memorizing music shifts focus from the sheet music to actual finger movements. Both methods enhance muscle memory training. Whether reading or memorizing music, it's essential to do so effectively and accurately.

03. Maintain Daily Piano Practice

Practicing the piano is a tedious and lengthy process, but only through perseverance can we not let those hard days go to waste and ultimately achieve our goals. Consistent daily practice ensures the flexibility of the fingers and familiarity with piano techniques does not regress.

Properly allocate daily practice time and content, and most importantly, maintain continuous and uninterrupted focus. This allows you to identify mistakes and difficulties in your practice, avoiding continuously playing incorrectly. Otherwise, correcting mistakes after muscle memory is formed becomes even more challenging.