5 great exercises for your practice routine!

This is a video for those at home, or anyone who wants to be a better guitar player! 5 fun challenges to get the best out of your everyday practice session!

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[bojanivanovski]

The C# chord doesent have a e double sharp

[Rohorg]

Exercises:
0:28 : The Spider
2:23 : Triads
5:18 : Looping
8:00 : First Take
9:01 : Missing the Beat

[bcrimi]

Are you kidding?! Of course we want a full and extensive tour of the new studio! Thanks for all your videos!

[Inessence]

I finally found you! The only guitar teacher on YouTube so far that I can listen to longer than 5 seconds. Wonderfully unagitated, humorous, calm and authentic. What a gift, what a pleasure to learn from you. Thank you!

[Lordedador]

Can we take a moment to talk about how good his hair looks? Seriously, my mans looking slick

[Jamsville]

The last exercise is so awesome in particular. Developing that internal clock is so important and most non-drummers kind of neglect this. Thanks for the video!

[markus-hermannkoch]

That spider exercise hits me right in the heart of my own measlyness. Usually taking off most of the rest of my hand to avoid accidently muting the current note. Paul, of course, makes even that exercise sound like Rock'n Roll.

[FretboardMaestro]

I love how your warm up exercises involve musical creativity. That first one, I've been teaching my students for over a decade - I got it from an old jazz teacher I had many years ago...

[varunnadimpalli]

first challenge is to get out of bed and pick up the guitar

[RadRumblings]

Me seeing the spider: WTF why is that a warm up thats going to be so easy


My fingers trying to do the spider: WRONG lol

[LDN_MZK]

The "bars of silence" exercise is the absolute best. It is amazing at improving you internal rhythm really quickly!
Thanks Paul.

[TheRealxVincent]

Thanks for the vids Paul! I've been watching you over the past year after an 8 year break from music to work. You have been the biggest help, I couldn't do it without you. Thank you for what you do.

[ianprescott]

Most people don’t play their guitar anywhere except home lol

[jasoncard]

I love how you are actually teaching like a music teacher and not dumbing it down. It reminds me of piano or percussion.

[andrewlawson]

Man I can't thank you enough for your ability to teach and explain what others couldn't. I love your style and appreciate the pointers.

[minorski]

Paul, these videos are absolutely amazing. The 5th exercise blew my mind. After, making my way through your LearnPracticePlay course I am convinced that timing is the main reason why people stay stuck at the beginner level for decades. This really clicked on your "Highway to Hell" video. It sounds like such a simple chord progression but even experienced guitar players get it wrong. These are really great insights.


Also, love the new studio. I'm glad that your hard work is paying off.

[Turbo_Sasu]

Thank you for such a variety of exercise types. That's what it's all about: stick to the basics. The Spider exercise is not that easy if you really want to make it accurately. Thank you for your good teaching advises and courses. Can't wait to see the studio tour when the room is finalized!

[TheJayMoses]

Love all of the content. I’m going have to get Next Level Playing so I can get good enough to post anything to instagram with confidence. I appreciate you, congrats on the new studio.

[swanie]

Paul, I have to tell you, that was the most unique and useful video. You address commonly taught issues (theory, phrasing, technique), with a perspective that is engaging, challenging and fun. I’m looking forward to making them a part of my routine. Thanks.

[Stashmanfpv]

Terrific stuff!
What made this even more enjoyable was your guitar tone. Such a wonderful clean & full tone.
Thanks Paul, for all your help and hard work bringing us these videos.
Best! ✌🏼