“Secret”. No hoss. There is no secret.

I assume the Marshall fridge is packed with protein shakes…

50 bpm and 8th notes... Man, I should try that some time.

You're an amazing teacher ❤

You're an amazing teacher ❤

My mom's dead and she listened to country. Try again Mr Bjork.

Hahahahaha I loved this title :D. Nice video!!! :) We want to see you on Ola Englund again.

"Keep it at a tempo where everything is perfect" this is the key right there.

These kind of musical exercises are my favourite

This is incredible

Hi Jon . As usual , amazing Playing . It looks like you're using Alternate Picking to play this . But do you think Economy Picking would be usable with this run as well ? I hope you're doing well and staying safe . And thank you for all the Videos you've created and shared with all of us to learn from . Take care . 😎🎸😎🎸😎

This one was fun. Thank you Jon

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Awesome playing :). Cool lick... I was his concert here this year in Istanbul... It was really fun. Have you ever been in one of the concerts from him?

Great run to practice with. Cheers. Oh, and the Subdivide app is fab, well worth it.

Very nice, always waiting for new videos

Rippin! Thanks Jon

Yesss!!!

Curiously the wizard in thumbnail is playing a Solar instead of a Strat with the middle pickup screwed down.

Hi Jon....for tones do you use AmpSims?or a real amp?love your videos!!!Happy Hollidays sir...greetings from Romania

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Hey Jon, I just wanted to say thank you. You are the only teacher who explains playing the guitar as a neural motor skill rather than a finger muscle movement. When you explained speedburst exercise and its logic, you changed my playing drastically. I hope your channel reaches many more young players and they can learn from you!! Thank you again, best regards...

Lil Wayne is better 😮 lollll jk bro this is clean as heck 🤘

Hey Jon, what pick do you use in this video? I was introduced to your channel through Ola and your videos have really helped me become a better player more than any other teacher on this platform.

Can you help me understand why I can't get any tablature for any of your lessons. I've gone to the site and put my email in. I get a confirmation that just says I've joined. No links to any tab. Is there something I'm doing wrong ?

Hey Jon, thank you for this awesome exercise. I was trying to build up my legato playing and this just landed perfectly. I have my fretting hand flying all around issue. Especially my pinky finger. It seem that I can't control it recoiling away from the guitar whenever I just try to speed up a bit. What is your recomendation about it?

thanks jon!

Hey Jon!

Hey Jon! Excellent tip on this topic. The speed burst method helps amazingly with those tricky licks.

I can shred endlessly by using 3-notes-per-string patterns but I've always found it difficult to play 2-note-per-string things fast :/

Thanks for this lesson 🎉

Good lesson! Btw, you seem to have those dot fb inlays in your Solar, are those stickers, or custom from Ola?

Thank you for your lessons Jon!. I'm currently using the ten second waiting hack and have seen some gains.

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So would it be possible to learn a lick faster by playing it backwards?! 🤔

During the last 3 weeks of having a broken string and no guitar to play, I decided to dust off my keyboard and learn some simple piano tunes. I learnt the tunes in a similar fashion and managed to be able to play them well-ish. I was surprised that I managed to get my hands to do different things at the same time, when as guitar players, we're so used to synchronizing both hands. I guess the method does work and thinking back now, whenever I learn certain part of a song on the guitar, I try to remind myself to take 5-10 secs break after certain repeats in a section, and then take 10-20 minutes break after 30-60 minutes of practice and learning. After the break, I try to attempt it from the start to the point I've learnt, and move on. That's how it works for me, so mileage might vary for different folks. I don't remember who I got this tips from for the break thing, but I do remember Kiko Loureiro mentioning in one of his video or livestream about ways of learning a song. Learn one section, move on, after next section is done, and then attempt to play it from the start. After getting a rough pass on the whole song, and then hone in on individual sections. I think that's how it goes, if memory served right.

What is your best courses or programs in patreon for intermediate player?

Thank you for fantastic videos always! 🤘

Definitely going to try this. It makes sense as the break give the brain chance to process. The different speeds are like micro variations that might help overall progress and/or provide additional challenge to help develop.

thank you jon.

This is gold Jon!

How can they qualify and quantify that thoughts that actually happen in the brain 😂 I haven't played my guitar in months, but this is the break-in material I'm playing today to get back into it.