Meet Tammy! Private Lesson 1 (for acoustic singer songwriters) Guitar Lesson Tutorial

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Meet Tammy, a friend of mine who wanted some lessons and I thought might be helpful for other acoustic singer songwriters to see the things we cover in the lessons - of course this is the first one so we're covering a few basics but we'll be exploring more fun stuff later!
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[@jeshpaul7385]

Justin needs to have a million subs already...way overdue....the best guitar teacher on the web

[@seniorjuanvaldez]

Almost there!

[@danmar007]

He will!

[@deanerhockings-reptilianhu8701]

Totally agree!

[@kennyb6591]

He just got one sub closer.

[@izaanmehfooz258]

I absloutely agree .he deserves way more subscribers.

[@MartyMusic]

Nice job !!

[@deeznutz2923]

Marty you are the only reason I can play music. I'm now in a band and we just recorded in a studio. Thanks for being my mentor

[@rockydocky7541]

Marty Music Hey Marty! Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for me, I’ve found so many bands that I love and able to play over a hundred songs now. It’s been my dream for years to start a band and I finally can. I’m beyond thankful and wish the best to you. Hope I can meet you someday dude.. peace!

[@Sportingalagrieska]

Marty spying his competitors ^_^

[@vukilemarahwa8446]

my twoteachers

[@TheShubbah]

@@harrybalszak7526 no u

[@nigegarnham8623]

Taking a student and putting the lesson out on the channel is a fantastic project. Very brave of Tammy and Justin is his just his usual superb self. Great work guys. 👍👍

[@lefthandedguitardude3644]

Indeed, this is so helpful! Great that you're willing to go on camera Tammy. And I also envy you just a tiny tiny bit 😉

[@SRB3ll]

Yeah, not exactly a “private” lesson! 🙂 But so useful for beginners to watch. 👍

[@danny8231]

I would love to see him continue teaching her for a longer time.

[@UmVtCg]

And a brillisnt move to make it a hot chick instead of some random dude

[@elijahmonn3757]

WaxP3 , great guitar lesson. Of course I’m focusing on the guitar messages, but I agree she is very nice on the eyes. I’d love to hear her sing😃

[@JeffAulich]

Ive been playing guitar for over 20 years; professionally for like 12 years; studied guitar at two universities, etc. I still found this video super enjoyable to watch. You are masterful at teaching.

[@derbar7051]

@John Cosgrove I would and I am a teacher.

[@JuicyLeek]

I've been playing for over 20 years too. Justin IS masterful at teaching. I wish I had a teacher like that. Hmm wonder if he's doing jazz lessons...

[@JeffAulich]

@Robert 000 LOL, what?!?! Are you 12 years old?

[@songnotes]

In case helpful to everyone, I wrote up these notes / timestamps for this video -- just b/c I keep coming back to it and wrote these up to remember where he teaches certain things -- here they are in case helpful! - Strumming 5:21 - pick stuff starts - Being relaxed while you strum - Soft pick vs. firm pick - Dynamics: swell crescendo / diminuendo - "Oasis chords" 19:00 - "Folk" version of G (ring and pinky) - Simple hammer ons - Picking strings individually - Variations of each chord - "Lift a finger off, see how it sounds" - "If it sounds good, go with it" - Barre chords (29:30) - Bm - A - G (starting with those - "learn those notes") - "E shape" barre chord - All along the watchtower - 34:00 - working out your front thumb muscle, getting sore, taking a break, building the strength - 34:50 - Song Analysis - Picking the chords for the bridge of a song - Adding a bridge before the final chorus - "palette cleanser" before going back to the chorus so the final recognizable, memorizable chorus hits harder - Analytzing song structure of songs you love - just name things yourself - Verse - Chorus - Verse - Chorus - Bridge - Verse - Chorus - "The pop stop" - Layering, playing with other musicians

[@boxing.every.day99]

this comment is too underrated

[@memes4life231]

Awesome!

[@3dougj]

David Potts has a tremendous website also. Love the way he teaches.

[@hill7912A]

Great thanks!

[@justinguitar]

That's great. Thank you. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide [ www.justinguitar.com/ ] & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum

[@EddyHabits]

Justin, these recorded private lessons are so interesting and motivational. Tammy should be commended for allowing her playing to be put on the Internet like this. She seems like an excellent student and I look forward to seeing how she progresses. I've been going slowly and carefully through your beginner course. I cannot thank you enough. I've learned more than I could have imagined. I've already donated but it's not enough. I need to donate more!

[@chloelang8907]

Can you link the beginner course I would like to refresh my memory and start playing again

[@AntLabJPN]

@@chloelang8907 Here it is: www.justinguitar.com/categories/1-beginner-guitar-course

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

She seems like a much more diligent student than Lee lol. I like how she wrote down questions to ask. And I admire Justin's teaching style, very well thought out and organized.

[@mxh5647]

Not only organized but like all good teachers he repeats and repeats.

[@valebliz]

A baboon is more attentive than Lee.

[@hitesh_blues2353]

JUSTIN GUITAR has managed to achieve a whole new level of online guitar lessons. The lesson adds the feeling of customized one-on-one teaching. Thank you Justin!! Please bring out more of such private lessons for beginner and intermediate playing levels :)

[@malicesmom]

I love that you really take time to evaluate where a student is and where they want to go. You are so organized and give clear direction on what needs to be practiced while adding is so many helpful tips. This was a nice insight into your private sessions. You have the best structured online lessons! 💜

[@michaelkozenczak1666]

she sounds really good!....of course a great teacher...great to see the instruction and how it works!

[@dhruvprajapati8801]

Anyone glad that internet exist and we can find gems like Justin in it

[@eaglesquedingo2112]

II bought my first guitar approx.30 years ago. The guitar shop recommended I purchase a Charvel Jackson acoustic. Back then living in the desert, no phone, no TV . I practised for hours on end, strumming was my nemesis. I would practise often for maybe 5 -6 hours. It was so frustrating I couldn't play a song. This year I made it my goal to learn to play a song lol... 30 years of playing and finally, all that practice paid off. Every time I pick it up I'm making advances. I'm so glad I never gave up. Persistence:) The old vintage Charvel Jackson plays so beautifully after all these years. The strings have only been changed once, better get them changed lol... You are a brilliant teacher, you are so thorough in how you explain things. Thankyou so much :)

[@toneman335]

I have to say it...Tammy is adorable and seems so sweet.

[@kenhall8092]

If you hadn't said it I would....and she plays the guitar! I think I'm in love.................

[@pbhushanbsb]

Justin and Marty will always be my Gurus when it comes to the guitar. Been playing for 11 years now.. and I cant express my gratitude for these 2 guys for teaching me the basics (FOR FREE) . I love them both , but gun to my head, Justin is my absolute favorite

[@pcmountaindog]

I have now watched many of your videos withTammy. Also watched many of your videos working with the Captain. I don't know why, but these have been some of the most helpful instruction videos I have ever seen. It is so much different than when the material is just presented. Having a student changes everything. Tammy is near the beginning and the Captain has years behind him. The captain has clearly settled into a box and watching you push him out of that box is amazing. Tammy, often goes blank just like I do (I am a beginner at the age of 67). The methods you use to keep her moving are really great. Like Tammy and the Captain I am really having a rough time getting strings 5 and 6 memorized. I feel a bit better that after years of playing the Captain is right there with myself and Tammy. Not all who can play can teach you are among those who can. Great stuff.

[@bladeboy2041]

Justin is the best online tutor there is, no argument.

[@konstantinossarlis2214]

Nah, Justin is one of the best humans online ! Puting so much energy to help tens of thousands of people start their musical journey, and without even asking anything in return...

[@fivefingerfullprice3403]

Every music channel says the same thing. There are tons of great channels and great teachers on youtube. He doesn't need to be the best.

[@DrVonNostrand]

*Marty Schwartz has entered the chat*

[@GeeDeeBird]

@@fivefingerfullprice3403 Good point, but Justin is absolutely one the very best.

[@irregularstar2399]

"Widely used in pop music but also used by 'proper artists' like Neil Young" Justin at his best again :D

[@VideoNozoki]

I have been watching Justin for maybe (10?+, 15?) years (Tasmanian devil outros)(later, noise from nearby fire department interruptions). It is so nice to see that you are still the kind, patient, really-want-to-help, caring guy as always. I love your instructions, always very clear and made as simple, straight-forward as possible. But maybe equal to that, keep coming back because you seem like such a nice guy. Thank you for all your hard work. Cheers.

[@2010WolfLone]

Tammy, appreciate your willingness to do these lessons. I learned a couple things from the video. For one I was unaware of leaving the fifth string open when playing the G Maj and I too have issues with the pick slipping, so hearing Justin's explanations for both of these was very helpful.

[@seniorjuanvaldez]

Justin this is probably one of your best videos yet I like how you interact with your students!

[@BarryFence]

Love the lighting for this video. It seems like such a low key, no pressure, intimate setting. Well done!

[@markcummings2344]

@ 35:40 Justin inadvertently (perhaps) calling pop artists NOT proper musicians - made my day.

[@jasminedakota3958]

The dawn is breaking A light shining through You're barely waking And I'm tangled up in you Yeah But I'm open, you're closed Where I follow, you'll go I worry I won't see your face Light up again Even the best fall down sometimes Even the wrong words seem to rhyme [Regular version:] Out of the doubt that fills my mind [Acoustic version:] Out of the doubt that fills your mind I somehow find You and I collide I'm quiet you know You make a first impression Well, I've found I'm scared to know I'm always on your mind Even the best fall down sometimes Even the stars refuse to shine Out of the back you fall in time I somehow find You and I collide Don't stop here I lost my place I'm close behind Even the best fall down sometimes Even the wrong words seem to rhyme Out of the doubt that fills your mind You finally find You and I collide You finally find You and I collide You finally find You and I collide

[@TheWhitetiger011]

@John Cosgrove the chords that she plays during this lesson are the same (if not extremely similar) to the chords for this song

[@chromaticbass]

9:51-10:00 Justin:"you see.." Tammy "hum hum" :) :) this made my day.. Thanks Justin The best guitar teacher over the net

[@AnomieTrain]

These one-on-one lesson videos are really great. I don't think anybody else on KZbin is doing anything like this.

[@chhau123]

Anomie Train check out Matin Miller

[@scrimpmster]

The 5 minute practice actually makes sense. If we take the average time of a song it's about 5 minutes and normally bands seem to play a song or two and then have a break and talk. Thanks for this, I'll be incorporating this into my practice routine.

[@stringman509]

It's a lovely guitar she has sounds nice as well

[@Eynowd]

This is fantastic. Props to Tammy for being brave enough to have public lessons for the whole world to see. As much as I like The Captain's Privates, I think Tammy's lessons are much closer to where I am as a guitar player, so these will hopefully be a lot more valuable to me at the moment. Lee's lessons are a bit too advanced and bluesy for me at the moment. Keep up the great work! :D

[@kcsebastian]

I hope you know your influence can’t be measured by likes, comments, or subscribers. Thanks for letting us sit in on another valuable lesson

[@paulm5025]

Spot on! Justin is giving humanity such a wealth of knowledge that will benefit people for years. And as an example of how to be a good human being and just being a nice person. knowledge and good vibes t

[@paulkyle]

Really Well said, man)

[@ShadyRealRap96]

the Braille skate channel just released a social media platform for skaters, so you can find all the skaters around you. Maybe the same thing should be invented for Guitarists/musicians.

[@HemDogz89]

This is going to be a great supplement to your beginner lessons. As a beginner myself I picked up on a bunch of stuff I do too. This will be the next best thing to in person lessons that someone who is 'self teaching' can get. Cheers!

[@Gurumoorthyonstrings]

"U have much better eyesight" Very practical man admire u justin🙏🙏

[@dirkjanklijn9949]

What's not to like about this lesson I wonder with 56 thmb's down. I struggled for over ten years playing with a pick and I always do what Tammy did in the beginning, but I took a really thin pick, played along with the lesson and holy moly, I can play with a pick within 20min. thnx Justin for another great lesson.

[@michaelmyers8288]

This reminded me of my first guitar lesson. It can be such a stressful experience going in but luckily I had a patient teacher like Justin here.

[@DanVock]

I'd love to see more of what Justin is doing at 16:30 or so. It looks like a nice way to get into more advanced playing without being too scary.

[@songnotes]

Super cool to see this - great idea for a video series! Thanks for the honest disclaimer up front as well :) You are the best, thanks Justin.

[@JustinTaylor1098]

I didn’t realise Justin still did private lessons. Very helpful to watch a proper lesson as we have all had the same problems... more or less.

[@toneman335]

Justin is a great teacher. He knows what he is talking about and most importantly how to explain it so the student understands.

[@EnglishVeteran]

Missed the lessons & songs since Christmas but Justin back now with regular videos. The lessons with Tammy are going to be really interesting. Looking forward to them & The Captains. He’s a reet talented man is our Justin!

[@CustomTies]

Showing an actual lesson is an excellent idea. I can see Justin develop this idea with other students and even some more advanced players.

[@BillGathen]

Thanks to both of you for sticking it out and going through it twice! Looking forward to more. These one-on-one lesson videos are a great complement to the focused, solo videos you've done before: so glad you're still pushing the envelope after so many years of success.

[@jbvap]

She is too stinkin adorable. That accent just melts my heart.

[@mehtaarian1]

He is amazing teacher

[@mattmacfarlane2202]

that was brilliant,3yrs in to learning now.hit a brick wall for the past couple of months,this will push me through!!👍👍

[@bigfatengineer]

I winced a little when picking out individual strings came up. I struggle with that so much!

[@jeffcollins1172]

This is a great session. Really great to go through. I plan on watching all the sessions. Thanks to Tammy for being a good sport and allowing us all to go through the session with her.

[@345kobi]

Just to say Justin is excellent. I have been following him for a couple of years.

[@jeffharvey6288]

Just watched this Justin and thought it was great. Don't know theory but I've been playing for about 40yrs. Always something to learn. Loved it...😊👍🏻

[@winstoncadman4904]

I’m only 10 minutes into this video and I want to say Justin you are such s great and comfortable teacher.👏👏👏

[@JuicyLeek]

With regards to choosing chords for a bridge, you could start off with a tritone substitution, which is just a fancy word for minor fifth. For example, if your song is in G, then you start the bridge in Db and work from there. It works because the tritone substitution of a chord sounds kinda similar but refreshing at the same time. Helps "cleanse the palette" :)

[@ZajoSTi]

I was hesitant to change my strings for the first time , but oh boy the new ones feels so great. I even lubricate them once in a few days to keeps them silky smooth. Wow Tammy is so lucky because Justin rocks, he is just the best :)

[@richardames5215]

Tammy you're a great sport. Thanks so much! I learned a lot watching you learn. Justin thanks for all you have done. I'm so glad to have discovered you from all the way around the world during lockdown and ready for lesson 2! (Already worked through the beginner course app, read theory course, and working on blues licks, but never hurts to take another walk through fundamentals!)

[@kalvinhepple5975]

Absolutely awesome!Would love to see you take people from beginner,through ALL your lessons,to end up with an advanced guitarist.That would be epic!A mammoth task but the people out here could be almost being taught one to one,by watching your videos.Invaluable,as in my opinion you are the greatest guitar teacher the world has ever seen.You could even start with differing levels of ability and work forward. Man! That could keep you busy for life.Loads and loads of possibilities there!Brilliant!!!

[@ProbyWaN1337]

Been playing 16 years and I'm still watching this lol wth

[@economicalovereem5833]

Been playing for 12 years now. Bought my first guitar after I stumbled upon justinguitar.com. I learned all my chords and fundamentals thanks to him and Marty Shwartz (everything absolutely free). I owe it all to these guys, and watching this video just gives me the shakes.

[@CustomTies]

i don't play at all and i keep coming back to this site, my son plays so that's my excuse

[@naturalforlife6741]

I'm 65 and been trying to play for most of my life and I'm continuing to learn something every time I watch these videos. When you stop learning then your dead.

[@noobmusic1864]

I started playing maybe 3 or 4 times over the last 35 years, but never got anywhere, and had huge pauses everywhere. Now I am trying again...

[@elijahmonn3757]

This would have to be the best guitar lesson on KZbin. It covers so much. I’m glad I learnt the folk style G chord as well as the regular G chord. It was hard at the start, but now it’s the one I use most of the time. Mainly when I’m going between G and C. It was great how Justin explains why it’s a great finger position. I’m so glad I’ve watched this.

[@mikenelson6861]

Great information on mechanics and what notes that can be added to chat chords. I took lessons for six months and every lesson began with "what song do you want to play" I felt as though I could do that at home.

[@samkzz9148]

Excellent guitar lesson from justin.. And also Tammy did a great job.. Being a beginner she played well.. Would love to see her improvement in the near future... She seems like a diligent student.. good luck tammy😊

[@MattNavarret]

Having these public lessons is great! Keep them coming!

[@DoodleBugLisa]

Finally someone explains the basic stuff instead of assuming we know it!

[@Rexico1121]

One of the best, and most helpful/influential lesson videos I've see to date (and I've been looking for a couple of years). Thank you so much! I'll be looking at your other videos as well.

[@mehmetsavas9195]

You are real guitar hero, dude. Respects

[@graymouser5609]

The discussion on song form with what each is meant to do to set up or advance the narrative was an Aha! moment for me. Thank you. I now need to go find the lesson you referenced. Brilliant!

[@ayazjackson4470]

Justin needs to have more than a million subscribers now...his lessons are seriously very useful...Now I Dont even need to go to a teacher for learning guitar...learning all the basic guitar tricks from justin guitar. Just Salute!

[@kimkushnermusic]

Absolutely excellent instructor. Really covers important information that guitarists need to know from the get-go. Justin has a teaching style that makes it easy for students to learn. He’s thorough, gets to the point, and doesn’t waste time!! Thank you Justin for helping all the singer-songwriters, and guitarists out there!

[@niteworlok]

Well done Tammy for playing in the lesson for all us guys and girls who follow Justin. You seemed so calm and natural being filmed. Excellent lesson Justin - many thanks for being an awesome Mentor and Teacher!

[@colej3360]

Only the saddest of individuals would 'dislike' a video like this.

[@rodshop5897]

Up to 21 sad people now. I am sorry for them. But I think this is a very brave and clever video.

[@kevingodding9316]

@Mike B they do not like picks

[@mscadden]

Welcome to the internet...

[@EvgeniyNeutralMusician]

@Mike B And 2000+ idiots liked it with nothing better to do with their miserable lives as well, following your "logic".

[@williamschletzer4516]

I just started watching Justin's jazz videos this week. I love the way he works with Tammy. If I could find a local guy with this sensitivity and knowledge I'd be taking in-person lessons.

[@Jonw8222]

These private lessons on your channel are a great thing, nice to see them expanding into different styles, or personalities as well. Other guitar teachers out there should be thanking you for advertising 'guitar lessons' in general, and for what an average student can expect.. especially to see any progression or evolution in the player. On a really simple level.. it's also just cool to have these kind of musical conversations in general. Two people who enjoy music or how it works.. talking together for an hour.. with social media, the phone, TV or whatever else turned off.. lots of positives in that.

[@rondrew1]

Best teacher on the planet. Nuff said.

[@GeeDeeBird]

Thank you, Tammy. Have a relatable student with whom to share lessons is simply stellar! It brings out aspects of Justin's expertise in an organic context that cannot be accomplished through his course, as great as those videos are. Cheers from New Mexico!

[@michaeljulius5895]

justin is very genuine. one thing i hate about youtube is how full of crap some people can be - half the time they r promoting their own stuff for viewers to buy. Justins lessons are always solid and packed full of good info.

[@gregg5557]

This is an exceptionally innovative and effective way to teach guitar. Justin and Tammy are true heroes of the Internet for giving us such an honest and instructive window into their world. The lessons are packed with gems. Can't thank you enough and can't wait for more!

[@marckuijer]

man i wish i had such a happy, inspiring guitar teacher. I like your vids Justin 🤘🏻

[@schop038]

Justin, I wish I would've had you as a teacher when I first started guitar. I just tried to teach myself when I was a teenager from a few books and watching other people play. There's so much stuff I should've learned in those first few years that I have a hard time learning now because I learned them the wrong way.

[@sbingham1979]

This was really great. I feel like there are key things in this lesson that I can focus on, rather than feeling so overwhelmed by the vast ocean of my ignorance, and then feeling too distracted/disheartened to focus at all.

[@northof50now]

Excellent Justin. Tammy's much nicer to watch then Lee...and seems to make far less excuses :-)

[@manymalone782]

You sir are a freaking legend!! I joined a couple of jams early on when my guitar playing was suffering because I wasn’t progressing on my own. In Camden Town (London) there is a fella that is as generous as you called Whiskey Mick, I was quite nervous first time but he is so kind and everyone is so nice, and plays different instruments. I’ve been going most weeks ever since. My guitar playing skills increased tenfold, it becomes quite addictive too, which keeps you motivated to keep practicing. If anyone is looking for a good, friendly jam, it’s Wednesdays at The Old Eagle and Thursdays at Tapping the Admiral in Camden, open to anyone playing anything really. Or Monday’s at King William IV near Hampstead station, that’s an invite session but it’s heart-meltingly good. Thanks for your lessons dude!

[@namelesswanderer9315]

Will watch the series for inspiration. Tammy is much better than I on the strumming.

[@buddyviolan6000]

Learned a lot from your videos. Thanks - from the Philippines

[@efraimpartogi6105]

Best Teacher Ever! Justin!

[@herroglop7411]

Thanks you both for sharing! This is a great way to learn.

[@stratpod]

loving this new thread Justin, as with Lee, really shows your skills as a teacher, but it really carries over as a video for everyone at every level to watch and learn from , as previously stated, very Brave of Tammy , well done :)

[@cinnamongirl8158]

"[...] it's definitely used in pop music, but it is also used by PROPER artists [...]" xDD

[@JuicyLeek]

OMG HAHAHAHAHHA xDD I guess Justin's not a Bieber fan

[@guitarpsychobilly]

Can't thank you enough! I'm a teacher myself and I'm always trying to look at how other teachers do it. Having this video is a massive help!

[@TheMinorFallTheMajorLift]

Pure gold. Thank you both.

[@gabrieldumitran8093]

Picking for me at the start was horrible. I was scared that I would break the strings or I could drop the pick accidentally. Gradually over some time I managed to get my picking right (I used a thin pick at start .38 I think and now I play with 1.14mm thick). PS: I am playing guitar for about 6 months. I still enjoy this video because I learned a lot and that everyone went through this "struggle" not only me :) Thank you for the lesson Justin. Keep up the good work.

[@robhampton4929]

I like this type of lesson because we see anything that Tammy is doing wrong and how to fix it. Without the student there you would tell/show us what the correct/best way. (You do explain why) Cheers Rob (Melb. Aust.)

[@alleym0n]

Wow! This is so very helpful. I've been playing guitar for 30 years and I still found benefit from just this first of Tammy's lessons. Great job explaining these basics in detail. I'm going to work on some of these very basics that I've let go sloppy over the years. And great questions from Tammy as well!!! Best of luck in your journey.

[@chrishere4272]

Sounded so much better with the pick!

[@VideoNozoki]

Really like this format (as an addition to your already great instructional videos). One suggestion: sometimes you said to her, "Just move your second finger HERE." but it was unclear from the camera angle. ? Maybe you could say, "Just move your second finger here (on the 2nd fret of the B string)." so that even if we can't see it we can still follow where "here" is??

[@lvgray76]

A great idea, letting us sit in on Tammy's lessons. I'm looking forward to watching her grow as a musician, and I know I'll pick up a bunch of good stuff myself. More!

[@vodoo5748]

Justin is a natural born teacher...

[@arizonahascactus9697]

I love his teaching style. I'd love to have a teacher like him.

[@AngelRiveroMusic]

This series is pure gold, my teaching skills have increased a lot, and my students are getting better in less time

[@beverlin66]

First lesson and she can do barre chord !!😂😂😂😂 Oh waouh that's a really good teacher I want the same 😉😉😆✌️🎸🎸🎸🤗☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@Mulberry2000]

Nice video. I use 0.60 mm picks. When using a amp with an acoustic guitar, i find a pick less than that is great , as they are smother. Of course one can use the higher settings for picks. I use dunlop picks with grips on them as my fingers get sweaty and I lost grip. Good video keep it up

[@digantadas7653]

she is very lucky to have a great teacher like you.... 😍

[@demaraj77]

You're doing a great job Justin! Thaks for sharing these series. Greetings from Turkey!

[@selenc.3324]

It's great to watch another student's progress since I've been a guitar student just for 20 days now :)

[@kakaldo11]

These private lessons are a treasure. I'd love to see that on other skill levels, like mid-advanced, cause it was more of a curiosity for someone who's played for a while now.