Does that “% success rate” mean memorized, looking at the material, at tempo speed or slow play through?

You are the Jeff Nippard of guitar, and I love it! I haven't found this information anywhere else, so thanks!

Jerez de la frontera so beautiful!

Thank you!

This is very useful. I am an old retired scientist (not a musician ) with a great love for classical guitar. I play for myself and my cats and really appreciate these video's.

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Really good and helpful advice 👍🏼

Now how does alcohol fit into this equation

I have never seen anyone that teaches this good, man , you're unique, teaching is about technique detail and you have it, thanks a million again , un abrazo desde Vancouver

this is what I call perfect teaching, thanks a million Diego

Not clear about ami fingers , i repaired few rime but its poor lesson not talk about the point

Smart words from a smart, experienced person

So important, thank you for this video and for the motivation

This has been so helpful, thankyou so much 💙🙏🏻

I have done all those things with hundreds of other variations and I am still brutal, well adequate. I am 70 years of age and was doing those exercises since I was 12. Where did I go wrong!!!

Fantastic video. Great information. Been researching learning and memorization for a while - I have an old brain that needs to continue to absorb - and love these kinds of helpful videos.

This man talks too fast, really dreadful delivery.

Thank you. I can not understand. Should fingers go in different directions. While one finger make a pluck , previous finger goes back and this is simultaniously? Or every finger go independently from other fingers? And make its own movements independently from others fingers. How is controlled back movements of fingers?

I like to say there are two rules for playing a folk instrument like guitar: 1. There is no wrong way, only better ways. 2. There _is_ a wrong way: _with tension_.

One question though. What happens if you can't physically do a certain stretch as in 2 trills on high e string in Adelita (Tarrega) bars 11 and 12? I feel like pressing harder hense more tension.

Brilliant advice Diego. As an older leaner I wanted to improve quicker and be more perfect so repeated music. Now I learn to play with less tension and just take longer to lean a piece. And only practice when in the right mind space to do it correctly. 👍

I agree

Can you make a video about how to avoid injuries? How often we should be taking breaks, hand stretches, how many reps should we limit ourselves to, etc. Or if you already have a video on this, can you point me to it?

I figured this out on my own years ago and I still suck at guitar to this day

Excellent teaching! Thank you!

Thanks for great advice!

So are you saying if you get something wrong twice in a row Let It Go for the day? I'm not sure how you don't repeat mistakes more than twice

Loved this!

"Don't multitask" *sweats in having been running scales and various note combinations with vibrato while I listened.*

I go through all that just getting out of my bed in the morning

This is super usefull even for professional musicians. I just loved this video, thank you so much!

Thank you for summarizing such important fundamentals! With so much going on when trying to be musical, it's si easy to forget some of these basics! Thank you Diego!

I truly appreciate your videos. Since watching them I've incorporated many of your tips. Consequently I've improved since I stumbled upon your channel. Thank you

What metronome do you use that can be programmed to drop a beat?

Thank you!

Thank you very much for your excellent demonstration!

Yes. I need these reminders. Thank you!

Mindful is the word

tnx

Great playing and awesome clarity of instructions! Thanks man

Yo creo que instintivamente tiro el codo hacia atras en lugar de hacia arriba pero siempre he oido que es hacia arriba. En muchos vídeos parece que tambien lo mueven hacia arriba (lo cual a mí me cansa enseguida)

I wish I have teacher like you 😢😢😢

Awesome teaching! Thanks!