Why your wrists get tense in Chopin’s Ocean Etude — and how to fix it

If you’ve ever felt tension in your wrists and forearms while playing Chopin’s Ocean Etude, you’re not alone. Many pianists think the problem is in the fingers, but the real cause is something we almost never talk about: how we use the torso. In this video, I show why your wrists lock, why your forearms tense up, and how one simple adjustment can completely change the way this etude feels. Visit Chis Ying Lee's blog and her post "Follow your Nose" at: https://levitatepianoimagery.com/foll...