Finger speed refers to the ability of an individual's fingers to move quickly and skillfully in performing tasks that require fine motor control, such as playing a musical instrument. It is the result of consistent practice and the development of muscle memory.
Related terms
Muscle Memory: Muscle memory is the ability to perform movements or actions without conscious effort, developed through repetitive practice.
Motor skills are coordinated movements performed by muscles that involve both fine motor control (smaller muscle groups) and gross motor control (larger muscle groups).
Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life as a response to learning experiences or changes in the environment.