How To Tap Your Foot While Playing Guitar - Complete Step-by-step Breakdown

[@Good_Guitarist]

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[@terassenbauhilfe2767]

tapping my foot in germany, best regards and thank you for the good advice :)

[@gichen007]

Excellent lesson! Thank you!

[@markstrain8989]

I really appreciate this video. I enjoyed following along, doing the tapping, counting, and strumming. I see using this video as a stand alone warm-up exercise. 👍 I have a couple of your courses already, and despite life always getting in the way, I look to completing them in 2024. Thanks for everything.

[@SingingBuffalo66]

It is funny the way our brain works and we think this is totally simple and then can't do it, so we don't do. You explain it so well with your beginning where we can relate to. Most definitely going to stop and go back to the basic with your guidance, thank you! You totally ROCK, thanks for being here for us!

[@ChandaKhandelwal-r2d]

Thanks a ton for all the videos. I can actually understand what I am doing wrong and how do I work to get it right. Its very simplified and I love them 🙏🏼

[@solargalsolargal]

Tapping your foot, especially when playing guitar with others, is very important to staying on track and internalizing the beat.

[@JerryCappuccino]

Hi, What foot are you taping @good guitarist?

[@KaptainCanuck]

I tap with the same foot that stums. Most do the opposite foot, My strumming hand syncs to my tapping foot with my method.It takes very little time to coordinate because every full beat is a tap.

[@chrisbradford8299]

Show how to play neon moon and cold as ice plz

[@charlesscott7290]

Sure you do

[@tezlallc2900]

James...Thanks for this video. What is your recommendation when you have 8 down strokes in a measure on numbers and +? Do you only tap foot on numbers and if so how do you avoid speeding up to double time with your foot?

[@Good_Guitarist]

I would tap my foot on the numbers only. To get used to that, here's a simple exercise: Think of it like 2 motions: 1) Tap + strum together 2) strum only Do that over and over 1 2 1 2 1 2, and you'll be playing the pattern you described.

[@davekennedy8626]

I was born and raised in Newfoundland. You’d have to nail my shoes to the floor to keep me from tapping out time. 😉🤣

[@benward1622]

Left or right foot?

[@iuutoob]

Maybe the foot that is not supporting the guitar?

[@thungadills]

@@iuutoobthank you! 😊

[@edwardmukisa-u5k]

Feels weird

[@uhoh007]

good but lets see you stand up

[@billhassell434]

You don't need to tap your foot to play in time 😅😂