Not necessarily the fastest or most complex, just the one that hits you every time. Drop a YouTube link with a timestamp so we can all check it out right away. Could be something that made you fall in love with guitar… or just one that gives you chills no matter how many times you hear it. Let’s build a little inspiration thread here. Curious to hear what’s shaped your playing. Here's one of mine: Steve Lukather's improvised solo to 'Georgy Porgy' live in Paris. Amazingly melodic and full of cool ideas. The fact that he just pulled that off in the moment makes it even scarier.

This is from my daily email, series you can get it here: https://www.jonbjorkmusic.com/lessonvault/ My method for building fast, clean, and reliable technique is based on loads of slow, perfect reps. Now, the first question you might have is: How slow is slow? As with most things in life, it depends. If you’re practicing a technique like Transition Time—where the goal is to move as quickly as possible from note to note with full control—we’re talking one note per beat at around 50–80 bpm. That’s really slow. But it’s necessary if you want to get the full benefit from that kind of practice. When it comes to repeating a lick or playing an exercise all over the fretboard, you can gauge your slow tempo like this: “What’s the tempo where I’m fully relaxed, in complete control, and every rep is perfect?” That can be a much wider range of tempos depending on what you’re practicing. The important thing is not to get hung up on the number. Practice tempo will always be much slower than your top playing tempo. By getting in thousands of perfect reps, you’ll see your technique naturally get faster and cleaner—without ever having to do the old “push the metronome and clean it up later” method. There is no "later." Do it right now.

This is where we get to work. Use this space to: - Ask questions about your technique - Share short video clips of what you’re working on - Get feedback on your picking, fretting, timing, or phrasing - Talk about how you’re applying routines from lessons or your own practice 🎯 Want helpful feedback? Include: - What technique you're working on - What you're struggling with - Tempo (if relevant) - What you want feedback on (specific or general) Let’s keep the vibe focused and encouraging. We’re here to improve — one clean rep at a time.

👋 Welcome! Introduce yourself and let us know what you're working on. This is where we kick things off and stay connected. Whether you’re brand new or you’ve been playing for years, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to share: - Your name (or nickname) - How long you’ve been playing - What you’re currently working on - Your biggest challenge right now - What you want to get better at 🎯 Bonus: Post a short clip or photo if you’re feeling brave! This space is also great for weekly check-ins — drop a note about your practice goals or what you’ve been improving lately. We’re all here to stay sharp and keep each other motivated. I want this space to be a positive experience for everyone so please have a look at this before posting: https://www.skool.com/the-practice-room/-/rules Glad to have you in The Practice Room!