Essential Guitar Warm Up Routine

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[anthonyangelis]

Thank you for the exercise tip, Steve . One hard thing for me to learn as a beginner was to be able to “ feel” the strings, and where they were in relation to my pic without looking. I always had to look at my picking hand, and then back up to the fretboard. This is a great exercise for just developing string “feel”

[willishawkins]

I love this exercise and will try it, but could you also do it without muting the strings? That might seem more enjoyable.

[samuelleevallongo]

Great unique lessons never tried it I always thought chords had be involved

[cobeeble]

First! Thanks Steve. I'm a noob still looking for the right way to practice but getting better.