Originally Posted by: Douglas ShowalterI have met male and female players alike with very small hands whom seem to work through this obstacle. One thing to keep in mind that playing guitar is considered a physical feat, much like being an athlete. You are doing something in a manner of technique that the human body is not necessarily meant to do (or is natural.) That being said, don't let having small hands serve as a burden at all. I have taught students with huge hands and kids with tiny hands. It boils down to practice, patience, and time. Practice your technique but more over; fall in love with the process of learning.
True words. Somebody posted about a famed jazz guitarist with only 2 fingers. Can't remember or find the post, but that's certainly inspirational. Talk about overcoming physical limitations!
...so ever since then, I always hang on to the buckle.