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STEP 1 1:19
STEP 2 2:33
STEP 3 4:37
STEP 4 5:41
STEP 5 6:21
STEP 6 7:35


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[ericstolze]

Your right hand is extraordinary. Thanks for an excellent lesson!

[Stephen-zxuf]

Unbelievably perfect exercise for me! Gonna hop on your Patreon! Thank you! 🕊️🙏

[bobbymauro]

Great lesson dude! The essential principles of solfeggio mapped out with strength and dexterity exercises all ultimately leading into the benefits of an enhanced performance which can then be used on the pentatonic scale! Bravo and thanks!

[andbenitz]

Great tips! I also like to use konnakol to help sing the subdivisions.

[MrMixolydian]

Thank you for this. I’m a pianist by trade and an intermediate guitarist who has struggled with pull offs. The way you filmed that segment clearly showed the right way to do it! I saw immediate results tonight! Granted I still need to practice the other concepts but your video helped me break through a barrier that has been the bane of my guitar playing. Thank you!

[demaginheartdemaginheart]

This is the most instructive video i've ever watched about guitar practicing ! I'll practice that way every day ! I can do that ! :>)))

[gregdemeterband]

thanks so much! i FOUND OUT SO MUCH ABOUT MY OWN sPEED PLAYING, WHEN iT WAS SHOWN TO ME, i GOT IT...

[MisterManuva]

Apart from speed, I think theese excercises are great for improvisation too. Giving a solo (or any melodic line really) more articulate rythm makes a huge difference between "boring and stale" and "groovy and engaging".
Thanks for sharing them, I will include this in my practice routine for sure!

[anuragsingh__]

Your tutorials are great love from India ❤❤

[kjellbratt]

Cool!! Its like some legato in it to?And hold the pick soft, not hard

[IIllIIllIl]

Fun video! Love the little bit of Konnakol that came out when you were discussing subdivisions, always helps me think of counting subdivisions more organically & I don’t hear it from many players

[dondonny]

Just begun to try and speed up my playing so perfect timing with the release of your video 😊

[Davidz_Harp]

Harpejjist here thanks for the great content!

[darrylem]

Good stuff...but I noticed u didn't mention the picking hand. That hand technique is equally important.

[fabriziopacifici]

The hard thing is To be able To moving between the strings not in triplets when you play three notes per strings.

[jackthetford]

Those are some useful techniques...thank you

[RishiDarn]

First comment and appreciate what you do for us myann!

[imNqt]

A Serious Question.... Why is it that A Lot of people See insanely fast playing as skill/Being good? I'm on a Whole different approach; If I understand the Theory and "Ear" for Music, I can implement it to almost everything, in which I can use a Metronome to increase the speed to Desired amount. I'm by no means a Good player; I've had 2 years of Community College lol...

[YeLLGoYeLLGo]

Sounds fantastic again when you play it😅👌🎧✨🤍💫I'll try it. And thank you for the exercises ✨🤍💫

[sebastianwei]

Pretty cool video, are you aware you’re doing exaggerated movements wrist with your left hand when you show legato stuff? I try to avoid sth like this cause students will pick up all your mannerisms. Sth that makes sense, is convenient, or just happens in a teaching session isn’t necessarily useful for the music or your students hands.