I REGRET Doing THIS - Guitar Mastery

[@guitarmastery]

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[@mars-gu5tu]

hey claus, could you make a video on improving musical vocabulary for improvisation? love the way you teach man

[@daves_]

I was instructed (GIT 1981 to 1982) to practice with NO errors just as you described! However, the newer neuro research suggests play at a speed with 85 to 90 % success (perfect execution)

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

Practising mistakes is critical.

[@bmrbca3658]

Going to add this to the practice routine. Thanks!

[@Chillnote]

The incredible video that most guitarists need to see

[@bentaupa8725]

You just changed the way I look at practicing. Thank you for this great lesson.

[@nethbt]

It is VERY important to keep reminding yourself every second to relax your fingers and don't stiffen out. Relax, relax,relax, loosen, loosen, loosen, Dimebag Darrell is a prime example,he is the ultimate barometer that we have to achieve, he has the most relaxed fingers that I have ever seen, I'm not even a fan of his note choices sometimes but man....such a precise live player who rarely commits mistakes

[@Cognitoman]

Yeah he was really good, and had excellent at timing. Even Phil said so, he would be really drunk, but when I got on the guitar played it flawless

[@inmemoryofin]

This is also why Tai Chi Chuan is practiced slowly. Slowness there isn’t some desirable outcome. It’s to build skill from the deepest level possible.

[@forgetfulLlama31]

I like your analogy of kicking a ball. You can't slow that down.. you have to kick the ball at full speed to see if what you're doing has the desired effect, and power (speed) is part of the success equation a lot of the time. I like to think of picking as similar to typing. You want accuracy first. Make sure you're hitting the right keys/strings in the right order and before you know it (yes, patience is involved) you can type/pick without looking and faster than you realised you could. Sure, there are bad habits to avoid, but that's what great vids like yours are for.

[@scotturnquist1240]

Thanks you for this. There is not enough content out there about this.

[@Hype-nq2ei]

you really are able to put in words what a lot of ppl ( including me ) don't get....thats awesome! thanks

[@scrap8930]

Thanks for the reminder 👌

[@1ouncebird]

Good lesson with a wonderful but very difficult task to perform. I've tried this but, as you said, my mind drifts off of the task at hand and then the faster (but less accurate) playing kicks in. I'll give it another go. Thanks so much. By the way - your blue guitar is gorgeous.

[@MohammedHassan-yn2ht]

This guy is awesome

[@clemclemson9259]

excellent!

[@RotterStudios]

THANK YOU!

[@1000BrokenKeys]

i had to figure out what the right effective approach is, and it takes 1 000 000 mistakes. however, slowing down has different mechanics to the movements. If I do not practice for speed frequently enough, my natural speed goes down. chasing tempo with metronome I am always on the edge of making a mistake but can play at almost 150% of my natural fastest speed. as I said before, picking with non dominant hand needs a different approach. one of the crucial factors for me were to learn to feel the centrifugal and gravity force in my palm, thumb and fingers during the movements and fast switching of muscle groups for attack, relaxation and guiding of movements between picking . warning to those who do not pick with dominant hand, you will have to go through unimaginable amount of frustration, a lot of pain and injuries to break the wall to rewire your brain enough so you can jump onto the great advice said in this video.

[@RWaxo]

so true again bery good video

[@estimatora1419]

What model is that charvelle ??

[@Obi1knobie]

Great video I wish you could be my guitar teacher

[@bluematrix5001]

Great advisr

[@markplumb3968]

I’ve taught this method for many years…. practice makes perfect…❌ unh unh… perfect practice makes perfect✔️ but it is hard to get students to believe in it….. Great Video as always 👏👏👏

[@luapsel77]

It's where the phrase comes from, " "Slow is Smooth; Smooth is FAST.."

[@edwardtalavera6449]

Nice wrist dance we've got here ;)

[@augmented2nd666]

As the late Shawn Lane said "Practice fast, clean it up later"

[@davidepannone6021]

An English man that called football soccer... My heart wept a little.

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

It's not hard. It's just incredibly, mind-numbingly, shoot me in the head boring. That's the hard part for people like me.

[@Chillnote]

💯

[@Chillnote]

Low attention spans make it even more difficult

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

@@Chillnote yeah, it really sucks. It's like trying to force a square peg into a round hole.

[@Cognitoman]

@@MiketheNerdRangerI have adhd so I understand , just do it for like 2-5 minutes then do something else then come back

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

@@Cognitoman also have ADHD. I'll try this.

[@WillBThrashed]

It’s logical from a tutors point of view, but is hard to stomach from a students perspective. Try being the tutor helps. Thanks

[@gitarman666]

Metronome time

[@mindmatters4670]

walking is not like running.. if your learning the pattern you have to slow down. you cant slow down running they are different movements

[@Collartie]

look at my avatar... the answer was simple. I removed my head because it was getting in the way.

[@fese6513]

Its not soccer. Its Fußball!!!

[@alessandrom2953]

😂Solo chiacchiere, facci sentire come suoni

[@giuseppezambotti8576]

😂