Hey all,Firstly, I tried to find this topic on the forum but found nothing, but if there is one, than I am sorry for opening it up again.My question surrounds my hands. When I practice, not during a live performance, they sometimes tend to shake. It is not too bad but noticeable and sometimes it makes practice difficult. It comes and go's and usually starts up early--but no one I ask says shaky hands stem from not being warmed up. I was wondering if anyone has any experience or knowledge on this.Thank you all.
I don't know your age, but maybe it would be good to visit a doc to rule out any medical conditions. It does sound a bit strange.
It does not happen only when I play piano but the problem is quite bad when I do. I remember once they were just shaking so much in front of my piano teacher it was quite odd.I had an x-ray and all seemed fine--I feared I had a carpal problem--but I wonder if an x-ray can even identify anything. I would imagine, I think this is the name, a CT scan would help identify a problem--if there is one.I can barely write with a pen for too long without my hands just giving up (yet I still do good on exams thank goodness!). I sadly have the chicken scratch penmanship (without the medical degree to justify it).