50 Guitar Tips in 10 Minutes from a Professional Classical Guitarist

Today I'm giving you a rapid-fire guitar lesson, taking you through a day in my life while sharing 50 game-changing tips on guitar technique, practice habits, achieving goals, avoiding burnout, and more. If you enjoyed the video, hit that "Like" button to help more people see it.

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[BeyondTheGuitarAcademy]

What tip was most helpful or eye-opening for you? Let me know in a comment!

[ahmadmarwad]

This is not a guitar tips, this is a life tips

[chromeearth]

Well, I'll be coming back to this video many times in the future. Thank you for the book recommendations!

[bjjguyphila]

Great advice and you are getting really slick at editing videos.

[frankgrd]

A must listen to and watch every other day!!!! Thank you ☺

[dodoguitar]

ALL are good advice, play slowly but beautifully and play for others. And especially the sock! I did not realize this until I had to play Schumman’s Fremder Mann, have to “glide” from 2nd string to 6th string. Thank you so much!

[mrghost]

Thank you very much for the amazing video, if you think about it many of your tips are also very useful for life deadlines not only for guitar practice.

[m.a.a.d]

My #1 tip is to primarily do what you enjoy. Sure you should practice the boring stuff too but if you are so bored that you end up quitting then you wont come very far.

[ArifRahman-qjny]

Your videos in this channel makes me want to learn more and more about guitar and music theory. Thanks man !

[propheccy]

supergood videos man, nice editing, and extremely helpful. subbed!

may I ask how long you have been playing the guitar? =)

cheers

[musicspeaks]

Thanks for sharing this, it's such a complete tips to keep in mind in my practicing habit👍

[Aalii]

very helpful and comprehensive, thank you

[paulysguitarjournal]

Practice slow, got it. How do you know when to speed up? All ready do the 5 times thing.

[notthepainter]

Is there any chance you have a blog or something printed so I can just quickly refer back to the list? I'm watching it again...

[GuitarFable]

amazing video a lot of essential information in there ! Really liked the comment about the nail loll :P

[vanguard]

a spanish flamenco guitarist once gave me the best tip that ive held in my heart and has served me better than any tip in over 30 years of practice:
“lock yourself in your room and eat that fuckin guitar alive.”

some people will never get it.

[jeffreagan]

If I follow all these tips for 10 lifetimes, will I be able to play as well as Kyuhee Park? Just kidding....

[mk]

Being an untrained classical guitarist I find almost all of this very eye opening, but if I have to choose the best tip right now, the advice on getting the fingering right while learning a new piece for me as I have never truly appreciated until recently how much the muscle memory could affect my learning speed.

[thoughtfuI]

let me share my story here. I'm self-taught guitarist-amateur, I've been playing for 10 years or so. I was always result-driven. So having employed wrong techniques, capitalizing on bad habits unknowingly walking my path gave me a big source of depression, discomfort, anxiety. It's like you have a lot to say but you can't pronounce a single word correctly. Persue of instant gratification is not the best way to learn. It is so disappointing when you try so hard achieve something, but lack of time, communication, curiosity negate all your efforts. I've spent sometime on this channel and it made so big difference/gain for me. I would add that you should also be curious, sometimes it hard but try to listen to new music it can stir up the interest. If you find yourself struggling with guitar, try to reframe excersices as a form of meditation. Always have a critical view on your daily routine, think what and why you're doing. Try to rationalize. It sound obvoius, but I personally spent hell of the time figuring this out. And good luck on the Bards path :)

[Yash-zcrh]

Most useful 10 minutes I've spent this month .... Thanks 👍🏻💯🔥