Octave Lick 1 (Fairly Simple Shape/Pattern Played in Three Octaves Ascending)

 This was given to a student to help them see more of the fretboard by using some fairly simple shapes/patterns that ascends three octaves.

You COULD say four octaves because of the fourth A note you finish on, but the pattern being used is only in three octaves.

If something like this feels difficult at first, it's a good idea to break this down into smaller pieces. Instead of trying everything, try one bar at a time until your fingers feel comfortable with the pattern. Try each bar individually too. Then, once each bar is feel comfortable, try two bars at a time. After two bars at a time feel comfortable, go back to trying the whole thing!

Octave Lick 1 (Fairly Simple Shape/Pattern Played in Three Octaves Ascending) (YouTube)