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Great tips. These ideas combined with practi e are really going to help. Thank you yet again Tony.
Always good stuff .Thanx Tony
Great advice. Increased speed
Great pick advice; increased my speed with fewer “catches” on the string.
Once again Tony’s simple explanations on the basics bring amazing results. I’ve always known that the difference between the novice and the Pro’s are simple techniques. This will immensely improve my playing. Thanks
This set of lessons is so good….I never was sure how to hold the pick and definitely got too tense trying to stop it flicking around. Must work at this. How do I sabe it as a favourite? Thanks, Nick
We had two signs in my Tai Chi studio: ” Awareness is everything” and “Practice mindfully.” I am constantly amazed at the many applications of these two “rules.” We also used the idea of “letting gravity hold you up” when properly aligned for practicing the form …….. Ain’t the universe wonderful?!
WE make things more difficult than they need to be!