Practice the piano slowly- Most accurate work is created at slow speeds in “slow motion”. This is when the brain can process notes, rhythms, tone, relaxation, good posture, counting, and accuracy with all simultaneously.

Slow practicing creates a “focused” picture of exactly what you are doing for your brain. Fast runs create a “blurry” version of your song. When you try to retrieve it from memory and play you get a blurry version back that is usually filled with all kinds of errors and mistakes.

Create your own internal “clock”- Rhythmic precision is 50% of the music. Not all of us are born with a precise sense of timing, but we have a brain that is more than capable of creating this precision. Take an extra step to create this “clock”. The mind is a very precise instrument.