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This was given to a student to help with better thumb placement to improve stretches while playing a whole-step, whole-step pattern. This drill moves further down the fretboard which gradually increases the difficulty by making the stretch bigger and bigger. Having your thumb placed behind the guitar neck, keeping it fairly straight, and just behind where your 2nd and 3rd finger would be is how to position your thumb to make the stretch easier to achieve. CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
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This was given to a student who is working on his scale runs. This is descending down all 6 strings, playing each group of 3 notes twice before moving down to the next string, and done so in small bursts of notes using the rhythm 1n2-3n4- Starting with small bursts of notes like this, aka: chunks, is great for those looking to play fast guitar scale runs. CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK This was given to a student who is working on his scale runs. This is ascending up all 6 strings, playing each group of 3 notes twice before moving up to the next string, and done so in small bursts of notes using the rhythm 1n2-3n4- Starting with small bursts of notes like this, aka: chunks, is great for those looking to play fast guitar scale runs. CLICK HERE to Download the Guitar Pro Tab Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK This was given to a student, who plays in D standard tuning, to help improve his alternate picking, as well as improving his finger dexterity. This drill goes up in four note groupings, which I like to call 4-Note Coils. This is good for those new to playing things like this on guitar, because of the half note break before you move up to the position in the second half. CLICK HERE to download the Guitar Pro Tab Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
Start a 7-day free trial on Patreon and get access to over 100 unique lessons, multiple training programs, tabs, and Guitar Pro files. You can keep any Guitar Pro files you download during your trial. CLICK HERE TO START YOUR FREE WEEK This was given to a student who tunes to D standard. He is working on his scale runs and strict alternate picking. To keep things simple, we still view the fretboard as if it were in E standard tuning. This scale run practice ascends the 3 Notes Per String B Locrian shape, and descends the 3 Notes Per String C Ionian shape. CLICK HERE to download the Guitar Pro file. Looking for more in-depth instruction and guided training?
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