Today's tasks: ✅ Do Day 2 - Add the Flow ✅ Record your Day 2 progress video ✅ Post your Day 2 check-in comment and attach your video ✅ Check off today's tracker ✅ Review someone else’s video and leave one encouraging comment Template ⬇️ It’s Day 2 of the 3-Day Strumming Challenge and I’m starting strong 🎸🔥 Today’s Workout: The hardest part of the workout for me was… What felt surprisingly good today was… Breakdown: • Counting along: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Counting the strum: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Clapping along: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Clapping the strum: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Strumming: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Adding the chord: [Easy / Okay / Hard] Did I record my video today? [Yes / No] Did I post my video for feedback? [Yes / No] One thing I want feedback on: →

Today's tasks: ✅ Do Day 3 - Groove Together ✅ Record your final challenge video ✅ Post your Day 3 check-in comment and attach your video ✅ Update your tracker ✅ Share one win from the whole challenge Template ⬇️ It’s Day 3 of the 3-Day Strumming Challenge and here are my final reflections 🎸🔥 1. Did I complete all 3 workouts?[Yes / No] 2. Today’s biggest challenge: (Combining pulse + flow + chord, keeping timing steady, staying relaxed) 3. Today’s biggest win: [Insert] 4. Did I record my final video? [Yes / No] 5. Did I post my final video for feedback? [Yes / No] 6. What I learned about my strumming through this challenge: [Insert] 7. What I want to work on next: [Insert]

A lot of students struggle with chord changes because their fingers aren’t moving cleanly or independently yet. It's not a finger problem ✋ - it's a brain issue. 🧠 This exercise trains your brain to send the right signal to each finger. It only takes a couple minutes a day, and you can make it easier or harder depending on your level. You’ll find the full lesson here, and the PDF tab is waiting for you in the classroom. Come back and let us know...which finger combo was the hardest for you??

A few days ago I was working with a student who was struggling to change chords in time. At first he thought it was a “chord problem.” But the moment he stopped strumming, he could change the shapes just fine.The real issue was his strumming hand...it was too tense, too much pick in the strings, and it threw the whole rhythm off. Once we fixed that, everything locked into place. His chord changes got smoother without even practicing them. I made this short video because if it helped him, it’ll help a lot of you too. It breaks down the real cause of clunky, awkward strumming, what to do instead, and a simple exercise you can start using today.(There’s a free PDF inside the classroom linked below as well.) It’s only 4 minutes. And you can watch most of it at 2x if you want. Just don’t keep fighting your strumming when this fix is so simple. Here’s the new lesson: ⬇️ #Understanding How Strumming Works

Today's tasks: ✅ Do Day 1 - Find the Pulse (the 11-minute workout) ✅ Record your Day 1 progress video ✅ Post your Day 1 check-in comment and attach your video ✅ Check off today's tracker Template ⬇️ It’s Day 1 of the 3-Day Strumming Challenge and I’m starting strong 🎸🔥 Today’s Workout: The hardest part of the workout for me was… What felt surprisingly good today was… Breakdown: • Counting along: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Counting the strum: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Clapping along: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Clapping the strum: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Strumming: [Easy / Okay / Hard] • Adding the chord: [Easy / Okay / Hard] Did I record my video today? [Yes / No] Did I post my video for feedback? [Yes / No] One thing I want feedback on: →