140 BPM heavy progression - improve your timing and speed!

Licks examples and detailed explanations of how to start working on the right hand alternate picking technique, including hand positions, basic mechanics of the movement, pick angles, hand angles, strength management.

Alternate Picking lesson at the level 6. Contains medium fast picking and different variations of licks - ascending, descending and two string skipping options. Speed itself is not as much the challenge, as the position shifts and string skipping.

This time we'll pay more attention to your pinky so if you think you need some excercise for your pinky - this is the right place for you. We'll also practice something a lot of guitarplayers don't - and that is - single string runs. These excercises are vital for your right hand picking! Enjoy it!

This short lesson demonstrates how to develop accurate and precise alternate picking, not concentrating on speed but on achieving a clean and aggressive sound at any speed.

Right hand exercise, dressed with famous Cannon Rock chord progression. Bored while practicing with metronome? Check this out. Practice alternate picking with different rhythm values. Improve switching between different speeds in the same tempo - from quarter, through triplets to 16th notes.

Speed picking workout, showcasing different techniques of alternate picking - hand, wrist and pick angles. Get familiar with a few approaches and choose the best solutions for Your own playing.

In Alternate Picking Lesson number 4 we will work on some really fast stuff using 6ths (6-tuplets) and only a C-Major scale. This lesson also includes a way of breaking out of boring "up-down" scale runs, and some Rusty Cooley style runs.

For beginners ready to move on from chord strumming. The exercise is prepared with harmonic content to make practicing more interesting.