How To Practice Guitar: Ensure Faster Progress And Enjoyment

Guitar Practice: The Art, Science and Psychology of Effective Practice of Scales, Theory, Chords, Fingerpicking, Songs…

What you'll learn

Psychology of Practice: Understand the mental aspects of practice, including how your brain works and how to make your training more effective.

Step-by-Step Practice Methods: Learn precise, step-by-step methods to maximize your progress during practice sessions.

Looping and Chunking Techniques: Master advanced techniques like Looping and Chunking to break down complex solos and songs into manageable parts.

Inventory Breakdown Method: Learn to practice effectively by taking inventory of your skills and assets, simplifying scales, chords, and other guitar techniques

Slow it Down, Break it Down: Discover how to conquer any daunting song or solo by slowing it down and breaking it into smaller, more manageable pieces.

Real-World Application: Apply what you learn to real-world practice situations, ensuring you can use these techniques in your daily routine.

Perfect Practice: Understand the concept of “perfect practice” and how to implement it to achieve consistent progress.

Practical Exercises: Engage in hands-on exercises that reinforce learning and help you build muscle memory.

Forward Momentum: Experience continuous progress with each lesson designed to build on the previous one, keeping you motivated and moving forward.

Requirements

A basic knowledge of the guitar.

Applications of the techniques is required.

Description

Welcome to "How to Practice Guitar," a comprehensive course designed to transform your guitar practice routine and elevate your playing. This course is not just about learning guitar techniques but mastering the art of practice itself. Understanding the psychology of practice, the steps involved, and how to break down complex concepts into manageable parts is crucial for any guitarist.Why This Course is Essential:Knowing how to practice effectively is the key to progressing as a guitarist. This course will guide you through a precise, step-by-step method to ensure you get the most out of your practice sessions. By understanding the science behind practice, you'll be able to achieve your goals faster and with more enjoyment.Game-changers:The Looping and Chunking Techniques - Ninja Methods For Getting Massive Results.Slow it Down, Break it Down: ANY daunting song or solo can be conquered with this method alone.Inventory Breakdown Method: Learn to practice effectively by first “taking inventory of the assets”.What You'll Learn:- Psychology of Practice: Dive into the mental aspects of practice, understanding how your brain works and how to make training more effective.- Step-by-Step Practice Methods: Learn the steps to take during practice sessions to maximize your progress.- Breaking Down Complex Concepts: Use the Inventory Breakdown Method to simplify scales, chords, and other guitar techniques, making them more palatable and digestible.- Real-World Scenarios: Apply what you learn to real-world practice situations, ensuring you can use these techniques in your daily routine.Course Highlights:- “Perfect Practice” make perfect: This course covers multiple aspects of guitar practice, making it a comprehensive guide for any guitarist.- Practical Exercises: Hands-on exercises that reinforce learning and help you build muscle memory.- Forward Momentum: Feel the progress as you practice, with each lesson designed to build on the previous one.- Expert Instruction: Taught by a professional guitarist and teacher with decades of teaching experience dedicated to helping you succeed.Why This Course Works:I've taught this concept to thousands of students, both one-on-one and online. The methods in this course have been refined over years of teaching and are designed to make practice enjoyable and effective. By breaking down complex concepts and focusing on the psychology of practice, you'll progress faster than ever.Jump into this course today and discover how to practice guitar most efficiently and enjoyably. Click the link below to start, and let's embark on this journey together!

Overview

Section 1: Section 1

Lecture 1 Introduction To How To Practice

Lecture 2 Warming-Up

Lecture 3 Scalular Practice

Lecture 4 Chords Practice

Lecture 5 Fingerpicking Practice

Lecture 6 Theory Practice

Lecture 7 Section Conclusion

Section 2: Section 2 - Inventory Breakdown Method

Lecture 8 Introduction to the Inventory Breakdown Method Using the 12-bar Blues

Lecture 9 Inventory Breakdown Method Using the 12-bar Blues - Chord Progression

Lecture 10 Inventory Breakdown Method Using the 12-bar Blues - The Chords

Lecture 11 Inventory Breakdown Method Using the 12-bar Blues - The Lick

Lecture 12 Inventory Breakdown Method Using the 12-bar Blues - Picking Pattern

Section 3: Section 3

Lecture 13 Why Do You Want to Play Guitar?

Lecture 14 How to Practice - Introduction

Lecture 15 How To Practice As a Songwriter

Lecture 16 How To Practice as a Blues Player

Lecture 17 Preparing to Play Out Live

Section 4: Section 4

Lecture 18 Questions to Ask When Coming Up With Your Practice Schedule

Lecture 19 "Perfect Practice" As Opposed to Just Practice

Lecture 20 Practice Schedule - How To Practice

Lecture 21 Deliberate Practice - How It Will Revolutionize Your Progression

Lecture 22 How to Get the Most Out of Your Practice - Building Neural Paths

Lecture 23 Woodshedding Versus Dress Rehearsal - Different Ways To Practice

Lecture 24 Talent vs Practice

Lecture 25 The Juggler - How To NOT Get Overwhelmed When Learning a Piece of Music

Lecture 26 The Looping and Chunking Techniques - Ninja Methods For Getting Massive Results

Lecture 27 Slow it Down, Break it Down

Lecture 28 How To Learn & Practice a Song Step-By-Step - Amazing Grace

Lecture 29 Repertoire

Beginner Guitarists Seeking Structured Practice,Intermediate Players Aiming to Break Through Plateaus,Self-Taught Musicians Wanting Professional Guidance,Experienced Guitarists Looking to Master Practice Techniques,Aspiring Guitarists Preparing for Performances,Music Students Seeking Academic Excellence,Guitar Enthusiasts Looking to Enhance Their Hobby,Parents of Young Guitar Learners