How to pick or strum ANYTHING perfectly! For all Guitarists

Ever wondered how so many guitarist can play so well?
How do they hit the right string? without looking!
In this video all is revealed, so stop reading and go watch it.

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Hi, I'm Mark and I've been teaching and playing guitar professionally for 26 years now, and I've picked up a lot of insights along the way; things I wish I had known when I started out. That's why I started this channel - to share this knowledge with you.

But this is more than just a place to learn guitar. It's also place where you can hang out, relax, be yourself, get support, make friends and get inspired to have more fun with your guitar. So go ahead. Pick up your axe. Hit play. And be a better guitarist.

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Thanks for watching!
Regards, Mark

[amroadil]

I think you're the first one ever to bring this kind of techniques on YouTube, another great and useful lesson.
Thank you so much mate !

[charlesclarke]

I have never tried anchoring before to get individual strings. I now find it’s getting better, still lots more practice needed. Thank you.

[noeenriquez]

I bought a guitar and Im trying to learn through your channel all this stuff is new to me so I’m taking in everything I can

[TruptiJagtap]

You solve all problems that I have related to guitar...Thank you so much sir🙏

[mpcarroll]

Different approach to anchoring. I think this will be good for me. Thanks.

[paddymurph]

I really love your lessons Mark! Thanks for this one. PS Such a great Cole Clark Angel you have now.

[sohel]

YOU are a great demonstrator and instructor.i find it all easy to understand and relate it to my playing.go ahead.i like your lecture.

[mrs.hollerbredkennels-jana]

From the time I started playing I started with a pivot finger, actually I use 2 sometimes, the pinky & ring. After a year & a half of playing, it's hard for me to get used to floating. But thanks so much for this lesson. I appreciate it. Take care!!!

[jtrdrew]

I’ve been teaching myself guitar with YouTube since last July. I found you from your Hey Hey My My video. I learned it with the “advanced” strumming in about an hour. Decided to check out your other videos and well I’m happy to say that I’ve natrually picked up these anchoring techniques. I didn’t know they were an actual thing. Thanks Mark

[lucaszmassow]

It's about one year ago that I've started playing guitar and dont't had the luck to find your lessons that quickly.
You impressed me since the first Video I saw and inspired me to go even further.
You're awesome! Greets from germany.

[brucemurdoch]

Great stuff Mark, no one has talked about this before.

[shanegarford]

You can break things down so well - awesome! Thanks man!

[justinhimes]

Another great lesson! I've been watching a lot of your videos and I can say I've definitely improved thanks to your help, so uh thanks!

[terrencenesamony]

Awesome lelessonmark.Greetings from India.

[shrink]

Great content Mark! Also video & audio quality has really stepped up! Loving it.

[PhenChua]

Your video's content is amazing, I hope that there will be more and more people following your channel, keep it up with your great work 💪

[robnilapple]

Hey Mark this new for me, will definitely give it a go, 😀

[adamrees]

Fantastic lesson as always, thanks so much, you are my go-to guitar guy👍

[gigeorgesic]

I’ve always done the pinky anchoring for solos and individual picking. But I’ve never tried it with strumming before. It feels interesting and less tense; I think I could get used to strumming like this!

[stevenrigg]

Love the improvements in audio and video. I'm a big fan of the pinkie anchor. In fact I am a member of your online courses with Jamorama.