In the last video we talked about three big roadblocks that many beginner guitar students face when they are starting out. (If you missed it, you can see the video here: Lesson 1)  

But the reality is that not everyone is able to practice for hours each day. So what is the best practice strategy for a person who is also juggling work, school, relationships, and other stuff?  

Let’s dig into it. 

A little bonus exercise for more advanced players

This Free Training is a primer to my beginner online guitar course. Like the course, this free training is mostly geared towards beginners.  

However, I know that many of my subscribers on YouTube are more advanced players – so to make sure those more advanced players who might have stumbled into this free training come away learning something new, I recorded a little bonus exercise that goes along nicely with the above video.  

(This exercise assumes you have already mastered the basics, so if you are a complete beginner, don't worry! Simply kick back and enjoy watching this little bonus exercise to see what you will be able to play after a few months of practice.) 

And, now that you have heard my not-so-secret strategy for practicing consistently on the guitar, please comment below and tell me: 

How does the idea of a “Minimum Viable Practice Session” change your perspective on practice? And, how did you like the little bonus exercise?

P.S. I’ll send you lesson 3 tomorrow.