Originally Posted by: gilouch0

Originally Posted by: RickZ72

Just looked it up and it seems pretty interesting, I like the concept of a daily exercise to help you develop dexterity.

Would love to hear what you think about it in a few weeks if you keep using it.

So far I like it, but I am just on week 3.

sometimes, some days, you don't have much time to play guitar, and so you say to yourself you won't play, because what can you do within 10 minutes... ? well this practice is 15minutes a day, so you will play every day because you know that as soon as you start missing days it can quickly escalate... so it is kind of a challenge. And yeah, when you buy a book promising you will be better player after a year if you stick to it, makes you wanna do it seriously.

SO, very good for motivating and "forcing" you to play

the content of the exercises is covering scales, arpeggios, chords, sweep picking, alternate picking, bends, hammer-on, pull-offs, ...

it gets harder and harder as the weeks go by, but for now I have to say it is not too difficult. When you stumble upon something tricky, it makes you look for solutions and new techniques (faster picking for example) which is good.

Not only can you go through the book once, but several times, and maybe increasing the bpm's for them every year.

What I like is that it is not long, 15minutes... so I can combine it with guitar tricks, song learning, ...

Sounds real Good !

i did read few books such as : Troy Stetina guitar Mechanics, Chris Zoupa The Ultimate shred machine and some Guthrie Govan stuff, But never really read guitar Aerobics.

However the reviews seem good and i believe it to be of the same effect as the books i mentioned. in my experience Books are like the home work you get when you go to a guitar instructor, For that reason i stopped really reading them and just got home work from my instructor.

I believe Guitar Tricks can also provide that .