This is a nice progression of lessons to begin to develop FS. I have struggled with FS and have avoided it, but am determined to work through your lessons to develop what is probably my weakest area of guitar.
On this simple chord progression I was becoming frustrated with repositioning my fingers on the Am chord after playing the E chord. It seemed my guitar position would become unstable, the neck would move around, and I was trying to hit a moving target. I believe I have found at least a partial resolve, but I would ask: What is your suggestion for being able to secure the guitar in a stable position while seated and holding it across your right leg?
Thank you!
you are so right Tomas about going slow and learning the foundation very well. i am going at my pace and where i get stuck i stop and spend plenty of time there until i am good with learning that lesson, and it has really improved my playing a whole lot . Great advice Tomas
Finally nailed it
Awesome lesson able to keep with bpm took some time but got it yahoo….hopefully this is something we can use down the pike.
This is a nice progression of lessons to begin to develop FS. I have struggled with FS and have avoided it, but am determined to work through your lessons to develop what is probably my weakest area of guitar.
On this simple chord progression I was becoming frustrated with repositioning my fingers on the Am chord after playing the E chord. It seemed my guitar position would become unstable, the neck would move around, and I was trying to hit a moving target. I believe I have found at least a partial resolve, but I would ask: What is your suggestion for being able to secure the guitar in a stable position while seated and holding it across your right leg?
Thank you!
Hi Grant,
Here are some ideas that will help: https://realguitarsuccess.com/courses/beginner-guitar-intro/lessons/how-to-hold-a-guitar-2/
you are so right Tomas about going slow and learning the foundation very well. i am going at my pace and where i get stuck i stop and spend plenty of time there until i am good with learning that lesson, and it has really improved my playing a whole lot . Great advice Tomas