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This is the sweep from Monday's reel, slowed down so you can actually learn it. Play fast with control, not tension. That is the whole game here. What you get in this free workout: • The slow version of the lick • The full TAB How to practice it: 1. Start at the slow speed. Do not chase the original

When I think about the CAGED system, this is how I visualize the guitar fretboard. I’m going to record a video this week showing how I use this diagram to mentally map the fretboard and connect it to the Greek modes.

In this workout, I applied the arpeggio pattern from Morning Star to the chord progression of Careless Whisper. The goal is to show that arpeggios aren't just exercises. If you can follow the harmony and target the right arpeggio for each chord, you can use this concept over almost any song. Give it

If you struggle with note subdivisions, here's a challenge I created to help you get these rhythms under your fingers: • 2 notes per beat • 3 notes per beat • 4 notes per beat • 5 notes per beat • 6 notes per beat • 7 notes per beat • 8 notes per beat Start slow, stay relaxed, and focus on making ev

New pattern is up: a super easy 2 notes per string idea inspired by Barstool Warrior. In the video, I also show this same pattern applied to the D minor pentatonic scale. We’re focusing on: clean alternate picking left + right hand sync building speed the right way Download the TAB start slow. Consi