This Guitar Exercise Will Transform Your Playing Increase Speed and Help You play Faster

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[andyroberts]

A brilliant lesson. Cheers Glen. Love your playing and tone.

[johnwoffinden]

Great exercise Glen thanks very much. So useful in many situations keep up the great lessons

[williamphillips]

Glen thank you so much! This is the best useful lesson I’ve seen. Great exercise for any level guitarist!

[Stew]

Best, most fun and melodic exercise I've learned!

[dannc]

Thank you for such a great exercise. First and foremost, it's fun to play and so musical. It encompasses 3rds, triads, octaves, arpeggios, chord shapes, use of major minor chords and following chords. This exercise will no doubt lead me to come up with all kinds of cools leads. Very much appreciated!

[u-kan-laylee]

Wonderfully explained and demonstrated. Inspiring!

[arturkargol]

Glen spadłeś mi z nieba! 😍 ostatnio zastanawiałem się co powinienem ćwiczyć, żeby lepiej grać solówki, improwizować i ogólnie sprawniej poruszać się po gryfie...po kilku dniach wypuściłeś to video 😃 dziękuję bardzo i mam nadzieję, że jak już będę robił płynnie wszystkie te ćwiczenia to moje umiejętności mocno poszybują do góry 🤩 szkoda, że nie masz kursów on-line oprócz konsultacji...wierzę, że dalej będziesz robił takie video z ćwiczeniami, które pomogą wchodzić na co raz wyższe poziomy grania 🙏
Pozdrowienia z Polski 😊

[mcchugga]

This is like mother’s milk to a baby, feast on boys. Thank you Glen.

[jonbigg]

Nice! An exercise that's musical. Love it. Beats the living hell out of the buzz kill spider exercise.

[chrispilmoor]

Really good, thanks mate, i know this will help, appreciate it 👍

[coolcat]

Top man Glen. New sub. love your approach to teaching. Reminded me of cannon rock. looking forward to more sore fingers & frustration. 🎸

[toppertruthio]

Theres a classical song that you can play over that, cant thinkof the name of it though, i think mozart played it

[yak]

I heard E for the 5th chord of the progression, took me a bit to work out it is a D. Teach me for being a cheapskate.😏