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Awesome Workout

Unread post by filmdude100cms » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:21 pm

I just had an awesome workout. 20 minutes non stop stumming 16th notes, on chords and harmonics, and scales had everything tuned down a full step, so it had a cool "keller" sound.

id really recoment doing this, really helps your arms.
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Unread post by Macht » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:24 pm

<--- has got to be the greatest fast strumming bitch
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Unread post by lovemonkeymc » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:31 pm

thats sounds pretty exhausting, what other drills do you do?
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Unread post by Macht » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:32 pm

lovemonkeymc wrote:thats sounds pretty exhausting, what other drills do you do?
satellite is great to warm up with, same with tripping billies
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Unread post by filmdude100cms » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:47 pm

lovemonkeymc wrote:thats sounds pretty exhausting, what other drills do you do?
i usually just do scales and billies, but now im gonna start doing this, cause its really fun, and it works out your arms pretty good.

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Unread post by lovemonkeymc » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:49 pm

not really looking for songs to practice, although those two do give you quite a workout, i'm looking for more repetitive boring drills to improve accuracy and speed.
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Unread post by Macht » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:52 pm

lovemonkeymc wrote:not really looking for songs to practice, although those two do give you quite a workout, i'm looking for more repetitive boring drills to improve accuracy and speed.
nice speed and accuracy (especially with a bass) is on any string

2--5--12--7 try doing that without missing a beat then you could also do:

---3--2--9--12
--2--5--12--7

again without missing a beat.

I also just strum bar chords up and down the neck really really fast sometimes. Like trying do a power chord d, then a regular open D chord etc.
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Unread post by filmdude100cms » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:59 pm

Code: Select all

E-4-3-2-1                  e-1-2-3-4                                
A-4-3-2-1                  B-1-2-3-4                                 
D-4-3-2-1   then           G-1-2-3-4                  
G-4-3-2-1                  D-1-2-3-4                   
B-4-3-2-1                  A-1-2-3-4                
e-4-3-2-1                  E-1-2-3-4    
just go though, then go backwards, and use the apropriate finger for each fret, fret 1 finger 1, fret 2 finger 2, and so on...
you can move this excercise to any starting fret.

id just recomend geting the 1-4 down at a steady relitivly fast speed, then move it up to 2-5.

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Unread post by c_tietze » Thu Aug 05, 2004 11:36 am

What you can do accurately slowly you will learn to do quickly.

Best advice I've ever gotten.

But there is something to be said about endurance and stamina.

EDIT: I mean the best advice re: guitar playing, I was once that if a girl s**** your d*** after you f*** her in her a** - MARRY HER! Whether I agree or not is up for thought.
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