The Only Practice Routine You Need To Sound Fluent On Guitar

This is what practicing feels like for most beginners: overwhelming, like you can't do chord switching and strumming at the same time. That is not a talent problem and it is not a rhythm problem. You are just trying to do too many things at once, and nobody can do that. So in this video I hand you my exact practice routine. Fifteen minutes, three layers, in the right order, plus the one rule that tells you when to move on to the next one. No theory, nothing to memorize, and you can start it today. INSIDE NO THEORY CLUB: Get my best lessons, challenges, practice tools and full song library inside No Theory Club & if you commit to annual (VIP) and i'll connect with you to build your own custom practice routines.👇 https://www.skool.com/notheoryclub TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Why practicing feels overwhelming 1:30 The three layers 3:17 Layer 1: chord forming 4:28 Layer 2: chord switching 6:32 Layer 3: strumming 9:26 Putting it together on Stand By Me WHAT I USED A free metronome (I just use the one on Google), set to 60 BPM Ultimate Guitar for the chord sheets and the auto scroll Nothing in this video is sponsored QUICK TIP FROM THE VIDEO If you are hearing buzz on your chords, roll your knuckles forward to get closer to 90 degree angles at the finger joints. It lifts your fingers off the strings they should not be touching. I'm Michael Rice, and I run No Theory Club, the largest guitar community on Skool. I help adult beginners get past the things that make people quit, and actually play the songs they love. Tell me in the comments which of the three breaks down for you first: forming chords, switching chords, or strumming. I read them all. #guitar #guitarpractice #beginnerguitar #acousticguitar #guitarlesson