Part 1: I run thu strumming these chords Am, A, B, Bm, C, D, Dm, E, Em, F, G. I go thru them in that order and then backwards to work on remembering the fingering, work on transition between chords, and also working on making on speed.
Part 2: I run the the notes starting at low E and end at high A. I do this in 2 octaves. This is getting my fingers used to moving, getting me used to hitting the notes without having to study the fretboard, and also putting the notes into memory.
Part 3: I play some various songs that focus on different parts. Pink Floyd songs for some solo work and also chords and some Santana for note work.
I am also slowly working my way thru guitar fundamentals 2. I am not wanting to rush myself thru it.
Now, I know your more advanced by far them me, but this just shows my method of staying on track and feeling like my time was not wasted.
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Learning guitar, one chord at a time...
Learning guitar, one chord at a time...