“No pain no gain” I believe is a valid way to say if you always stay in your comfort zone you’re not likely to make progress. At the same time pushing too hard can create problems as well. I think there’s a middle ground of pushing past your comfort zone but knowing when to stop and come back at it later. In general when something is painful I find going short sessions and do it often works best. And during practicing it’s best to keep examining how you’re doing it to see if there’s a small adjustment you can make that will be an improvement.
I found persistence and making small improvements constantly is an incredibly powerful force.
Couln‘t find the song to hear how it sounds in the original version …?
My third finger really hurts being on the same spot the entire song. But no pain, no gain I guess 🙂
“No pain no gain” I believe is a valid way to say if you always stay in your comfort zone you’re not likely to make progress. At the same time pushing too hard can create problems as well. I think there’s a middle ground of pushing past your comfort zone but knowing when to stop and come back at it later. In general when something is painful I find going short sessions and do it often works best. And during practicing it’s best to keep examining how you’re doing it to see if there’s a small adjustment you can make that will be an improvement.
I found persistence and making small improvements constantly is an incredibly powerful force.