How to practice GUITAR effectively (do THIS daily)

[@BERNTHGuitarAcademy]

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[@MrPeperoni79]

"If I woke up today and lost all my guitar skills": Welcome to my every morning.

[@kevinslatten9573]

Hahaha😂 Me also😆

[@JakeTheDawgMusicOfficial]

Same

[@iliamk5036]

😂😂😂

[@EveReznor]

I'm still a beginner guitarist (playing for around a year), but in a month you really helped me out more than other guitar teachers I had before. 🤘

[@BboyEklypse]

Man.... I can't even put into words how much you seriously changed my life with your tips and videos.... I tend to either not hit or accidently hit notes. I'm a self taught guitarist and had no body show me important things like this. Ty so much for sharing your musical awesomeness with the world. You seriously help more people than you mat realize. Ty so much!

[@wagonet]

Thanks. I absolutely do need to work on this. Im part of the 99 %

[@719angler]

That’s awesome I was just thinking today while practicing that my fretted notes sound good but I was moving around the fretboard too sloppily and was getting all kinds of extra tones of out strings I wasn’t playing

[@richardsherwin3259]

Awesome tips. Thanks for sharing those with us.

[@robertfergusson6748]

I found i had to practice this a lot when I went from a guitar with passive pickups to one with active

[@safwansyafi8987]

I play the string upside-down since i'm a lefthanded player,i don't know if this exercise would be effective to me,but i loved this exercise video

[@coreyu4590]

This may sound dumb. I play bass and I use my fret wrap past the nut to help with unwanted echo from slapping the bass. Not saying it 100% works but mentally helps me a lot. And I know a bit of the echo is coming from the bridge. It's a lot of vibration so I can understand

[@BboyEklypse]

That's actually pretty smart lol

[@RWayneCumberland]

what age were you Bernth when you started getting serious on guitar and when did you first begin

[@scotthusted51]

I didn't see the 30 day course he recommended in his videos... help!!

[@BurmerS]

ı cannot found your free 30 days course, where the link? (ı try first and second link it didn't work)

[@denomant9114]

3:45 did he really say that his course worth $2.5k??!

[@Cherryblossm628]

Why did i choose guitar??

[@suhangsusubba4145]

Cuz guitar is love

[@YedolfWesler]

Because its better than drums

[@friendlygame1]

@@YedolfWeslerthats just wrong.. i love the guitar but i have great a respect on drummers. Its so physically taxing at a high level. Bass is bass, always cool

[@ReinLie]

Quite honestly most other instruments are just as if not more demanding at the highest levels. Any classical instrument for example.

[@bigmanjerome8871]

what is the model of ibanez guitar he is using

[@ZombieCoGaming]

Do you ever play classical guitar?

[@Charles_The_Ninth]

Metal heads in the 80s: bites head off of bat live on stage Metal heads now: maybe don’t use your middle finger because it might be offensive God help us

[@CompleteProducer84]

If I could start my whole life over, I would start guitar as young as humanly possible. There is a window super-powered learning that happens at a very young age that is evident in many of the people who are the absolute best at their crafts. Guthrie started consuming music and guitar as young as 3, and combined with his obsession for guitar I really think this is what makes his level damn near unachievable. In other fields, someone like Khabib Nurmagomedov is uncannily great at sambo wrestling, and was unstoppable in the UFC. One of the known things about Khabib is that he started wrestling as young as 2-3 years old. Now I’m not saying you can’t be great and start late- you absolutely can! But the people who are the absolute pinnacle of their fields usually start very young

[@kenjikodai]

This makes me wanna give up before I've even started at 25, it's over

[@seraphim4501]

@@kenjikodai what is the point of comparing yourself to other people? There is always gonna be someone more talented than you. You need to play guitar for yourself, to enjoy what you are doing, to be happy for the smallest achievements even if you suck. If you view it as a competition, then you are fated to failure from the get-go.

[@CompleteProducer84]

@@kenjikodai Definitely not over! You can do incredible things at such a young age of 25. I was just talking about the ABSOLUTE best virtuostic masters, the untouchables like Guthrie Govan. To reach a level like that, starting very young would help a lot while the brain is most flexible with the most synapses. It is how we can learn a whole language so fast when we are young. But you don't need to be Guthrie Govan to have the time of your life playing guitar. You can still be incredibly good, even if you start at 40 and put the time in.

[@psyche1988]

All I read is "I'm actively looking for excuses and overexagerated misinterpreted studies while actively discouraging others on guitar." Shut up and play yo' damn guitar !

[@noahraab2429]

So what? They are on a pinnacle somewhere else. Most people find no enjoyment in processing that stuff.

[@raufiyanrahmansunny7182]

Awesome ❤❤

[@anonn7248]

Great video! One question though. Do you think the index muting techinque can be applied with other fingers? For example when playing octaves with other strings all muted

[@ezemax100]

Damn love the part at 11:40, that exercise really blow my mind bernth!! need to work on that ;)

[@neonorange6545]

BRUTALLLL!!!

[@Bananaking69]

Stopping kid guitarists from saying "first!" (Def not a bot) Look, Gibberish! Jejehehevqhoqo

[@Tjhx1138]

I think using a fret wrap is cheating . It’s a short cut. People need to practice two hand muting, and put in the time.

[@jawad_playss]

My Brain Can't Control My Fingers 😢

[@wiktusplay9805]

Practice man, i know it's difficult but it's important to keep going !

[@mic3l]

Slash, beginnerplayer for ever

[@merlebarney]

Ya but what if you want string noise?😂😂😂

[@walterhartman3275]

Nope, don't "practice" the guitar. Just play it when you can, as much as you want and have fun.

[@DonnchaMcC]

Yes but if you want to improve you must practice intentionally

[@TheBlackenedFlagOfXtermination]

yes if you want to suck and possibly injure your hands☠️

[@moonl1314]

Certainly do practice to make any substantial progress, unless you want to be intermediate forever

[@walterhartman3275]

Nope, play and have fun. If you want to work at it to play in front of people or make money, that's your choice. It's more enjoyable and inspiring to play and you'll make steady progress. In this light, I never practice but play not for the bank account, pleasing others, nor ego. Changes the whole mindset of lessons also.