Hello family. Good to be here. I read some of the posts. I may be out of my league here but I will still take on the challenge. I love playing my guitar

Ok. So I've got a few favorites. But in the classical world, this guy is at the top of my list. Marko Topchii is an absolute machine. I've actually learned a ton for just watching him practice. Check out this vid and lemmi know what you guys think. Question -- Is he the best guitar players you've ever seen? P.S. If you wanna take that guitar playing to the next level. Book in a chat here and we can talk about it.

Here's a super simple exercise that I think could legitimately be useful for years. There are 24 different ways you can order P, I, M, and A — and I can pretty much guarantee some are going to feel WAY worse than others. That's exactly what we're looking for. The idea is simple: find your weakest combinations and spend your practice time there instead of practicing stuff you're already good at. I explain exactly how to test + practice them in the video below 👇 How does your right hand feel right now? P.S. If you want some help with your right hand technique, you should totally book in a quick free technique audit with me right here.

FINGERSTYLE GUITAR SKOOL New here hope i like it Im joe from England uk .. i've messed with classical studys in the past I love that like romance etc but I also like to play acoustic guitars 🎸 I love the instrumental side of things I just dont no enough chord progressions that fit each other beautiful with perfect melodys . I tend to go back to my keys I know . Only and I dabble to much . Trying to get this thumb slap style in natural tuning but I think it should be in open tunings for easy play . But I dont really do open tunings. Is any 1 the same here who can understand me . To much jumping around no plan to get further . Yes I enjoy singing and playing but I want more . Just like I seen here on the bosses videos .

Drop a comment below with your biggest takeaway from this video. One sentence is enough. This locks in the lesson and keeps you accountable. Question: Where are you at with your right hand position?