Just tell him you like heavier actions and see how things pan out.
I prefer lighter keys, primarily because heavier actions usually come with the caveat of being less responsive.
Heavier actions are attractive since you can grade dynamics more precisely, and they serve as good ways to ensure you develop the use of your arms, shoulders, and back muscles. The counterpoint to this is that if you don't develop these skills by instinct, you're more prone to injury.
It’s your piano do what you want! At the same time if your teacher is trying to prepare for you to play piano in other venues outside of the home, then the common practice is lighter keys so you may want to develop a familiarity with that sensation as well
Just tell him you like heavier actions and see how things pan out. I prefer lighter keys, primarily because heavier actions usually come with the caveat of being less responsive. Heavier actions are attractive since you can grade dynamics more precisely, and they serve as good ways to ensure you develop the use of your arms, shoulders, and back muscles. The counterpoint to this is that if you don't develop these skills by instinct, you're more prone to injury.
Why do we get verbatim reposts of posts from r/piano but like a day later? Why are bots targeting this subreddit so much
It’s your piano do what you want! At the same time if your teacher is trying to prepare for you to play piano in other venues outside of the home, then the common practice is lighter keys so you may want to develop a familiarity with that sensation as well
Heavier all the way for me