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RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) can occur from any movement that is repeated many times. For most people it is the clicking of a mouse and the tapping of fingers on a keyboard, but it can also be ...
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I got all of these exercises from John Petrucci's Rock Discipline DVD. The point is not to develop speed on these exercises but merely to familiarize your fingers with the fretboard. NOTE: u ...
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Everyone who has ever touched a guitar has seen the same old exersices before. I'm not going to repeat old news, cause you dont need to know it for the millionth time. So these lessions go b ...
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This is a great warm up exercise that will increase your accuracy, and build up the muscles just behind your figures. Make diagonals across the neck with your fretting hand and strum it like a ch ...
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Lession: Warm Ups IIWriter: George FrostEmail: george@ezaypage.fslife.co.ukTuning: Standard (E,A,D,G,B,e)Speed: Varying (see bottom)Here is the follow up part to my Warm Ups I art ...
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Ok, so you're brilliant at guitar and you're wondering "what warm ups should I be doing to help me get even better (if thats possible)" Well, that's what I'm going to try to h ...
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Okay, I’m going to explain some powerful things for the practicing guitarist who wants to see RESULTS from their practice. In other words, the guitarist who wants to do what I call correct ...
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Many people begin to play the guitar by learning a few chord changes to their favorite song. In fact, I learned this way. There are many things to be aware of while doing this. There are things t ...
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Here is a very common question I received recently:What specifically should I practice, cords, scales or songs? I am feeling overwhelmed with lessons, books, methods, skills, & principles of prac ...
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As the years go by in the life of a player, there are two kinds of growth we can experience. Both are necessary for our development as musicians and guitarists. I call them Vertical Growth, and H ...
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In my essay "Discover Your Discomfort", I urged you to become aware of the sensations of discomfort you experience while practicing and playing. The reason is very simple. Until you do, you will ...