[vinny-m-327]

Why don’t we just start uploading pics into this discussion?

[vinny-m-327]

I don’t think the ten minute a day thing is really a hook. Some days it’s tough and don’t feel like doing. So I do it for ten and move on. Other times I really get into the learning of a song and am spending 30 minutes or more. The “trick” is picking up and doing something daily and becomes a habit. Then when I track the progress, or a lesson comes around again, I do see the progress. Less frustrations and more enjoyment. We all came into this world knowing nothing and not able to do much. But we kept trying and got better.

[vinny-m-327]

Sometimes mine are sore. I find myself with a death grip and a sharper angle of my wrist. I have been working with a lighter grip, straighter wrist with my palm more parallel to the neck as well as closer.

[vinny-m-327]

I am still looking, but once it goes smoothly, I try to do some notes without looking. Exactly what I just played looking at it. I does help some I think. I agree it is repetition. I am trying to do without looking more and more

[vinny-m-327]

I started getting it after working on it. At first I didn’t even want to try, but id did. Hammer ons are tough for me with my ring and pinky finger. Still muted, having an easier time with pull offs.

[vinny-m-327]

Couldn’t agree more. If no previous playing experience, 30 day challenge is great, but I skipped many of the first lessons on the 30 day challenge due to some past experience. I still watched them all though.Once through the 30 day challenge, you can start with the 5 day challenge of the week. To me, the best part about this course is the positivity and habit forming part of the routine. There are also benchmark challenges and these can really show your growth from the previous time working on these. I also like how each week focuses on certain techniques that apply to many other songs and builds these skills.