Day 5: Finger Independence - 30 Day Guitar Challenge

Today on the Stringjoy 30 Day Guitar Challenge, we dive into another bedrock element of great guitar playing: Finger Independence
A huuuuge thanks to Eddie Haddad from Guitar Mastery Method for working with us on this project. If you want to go deeper after you make it through our 30 Day Guitar Challenge, you can check them out here: guitarmasterym...
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[@ohpotatoesandmolasses]

Hard mode is leaving all of your fingers anchored to the last fret it played on until its time for that finger to move. Surprisingly difficult at first and excellent for building ring and pinky finger strength.

[@rickrevoir1683]

A great exercise for so many things , speed , dexterity , precision finger placement memory & so on. Thank you Eddie & stringjoy . These lessons are such a valuable wealth of information. Looking forward to tomorrow & the future.

[@ThomasPatricks]

Great content. This exercise never gets old. Never heard “drunken spider.” Makes me smile. Keep up the good work.

[@Stringjoy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nicholasreese7856]

So important to master the fundamentals, even if youve been playing for years it never hurts to practice stuff like this. It can only help never hurt you. Btw I dig that xxx intro music. Nice touch😊 subscribed

[@jefflindquist844]

A great exercise. I like to start up on the neck and work my way down so I have a gradual stretch for my fingers (since the lower frets are farther apart). Lots of ways to adapt the drill so you don't get bored with it. Well done!

[@JDavidChilders]

Excellent thought about conservation of movement! Thank you!

[@ronnorwood6202]

Thank you

[@chiemenaukazim3829]

Great video. Where can I get a hold of the intro and outro music? It is 🔥.