I love this exercise. I have used it with guitar students, but you have made it much cleaner for me. I have not been insisting on legato from string to string (duh). Challenge accepted! Thank you for the gentle way you educate the educators in a way that is accessible to everyone.
This is a great exercise for any instrument and you explained it really well. It’s boring but really does make a huge difference. It also helps to change up the order of the fingers ie 1324 2431 3142 4213. I’ve also used it on bass to cure flying fingers
Simple exercise great results. So many great guitar players recommend this exercise as a finger warmup, which easily crosses over to the ukulele. I'll start my ukulele students on it today. Thanks for the music.
This beginner thanks you for this very beneficial exercise! You were clear and slow - a great instructor! I just subscribed and will check your other videos. Thanks again! 😊
I like to build on this with chords and quick chord changes, so I will fret 1234 then 4321 and move it up a fret each time (2345 and 5432, 3456 and 6543 and so on). Also sounds terrible 😅
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I love this exercise. I have used it with guitar students, but you have made it much cleaner for me. I have not been insisting on legato from string to string (duh). Challenge accepted!
Thank you for the gentle way you educate the educators in a way that is accessible to everyone.
This is a great exercise for any instrument and you explained it really well. It’s boring but really does make a huge difference. It also helps to change up the order of the fingers ie 1324 2431 3142 4213. I’ve also used it on bass to cure flying fingers
Great suggestion: I will play with these variants! 😀👍
I am trying to get this in my brain. Like you said coming back down the scale is the more challenging part ! We may have to chat about it!
Slow and steady very much wins the race on this one! It can take quite a while to get under your fingers
Simple exercise great results. So many great guitar players recommend this exercise as a finger warmup, which easily crosses over to the ukulele. I'll start my ukulele students on it today. Thanks for the music.
Congratulations on the new album! I am excitedly waiting to listen & share! Cheers from PL!
Knew about this exercise but you gave it so much more clarity. Thanks.
BTW I play accordion, too 🪗
This exercise has been a major breakthrough for my playing, thank you 👍👍
Thank you, Christopher, and congrats on your new album!
This beginner thanks you for this very beneficial exercise! You were clear and slow - a great instructor! I just subscribed and will check your other videos. Thanks again! 😊
I downloaded the album, like it alot
Wonderful lesson! Thanks!
Thank you for a wonderful lesson. I can't wait to try this every day....hopefully it will help me out!
Thank you 😀
Really love your lesson.
Sooo tricky, but I'll keep at it, thanks!
Believe me, some days I'm still stumbling over the darn thing!
Wow this is great.
I like to build on this with chords and quick chord changes, so I will fret 1234 then 4321 and move it up a fret each time (2345 and 5432, 3456 and 6543 and so on). Also sounds terrible 😅
Thé ladder! One of my absolute favorites but at least you get a major seventh occasionally 😂
Great practice in order to play Flight of the Bumblebee 😂