The Ultimate Guide for Speedpicking
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Guitarchampions,
In the last couple of weeks I sat down with a surgeon and a physiotherapist to fully analyze, what the heck is actually going on while SPEEDPICKING.
And therefore I created this 1 hour long video, where I try to answer most of the common questions about the SPEEDPICKING motion.
I'm also talking about:
-Pickslanting
-Muting
-Practice Ideas
and more more more...
This was a lot of work, while I'm working on my next "ZEN OF...." course.
So please, share this video, leave a comment, leave a like and have fun working through one of my longest and biggest videos.
Thank you for your support.
Cheers and stay #progress
Chapter:
0:00 - Intro
1:06 - Introduction
3:57 - Part 1: How to hold the pick
12:16 - Part 2: The Speedpicking Motion
32:21 - Part 3: Pickslanting
40:42 - Part 4: Muting
41:55 - Part 5: Practice Ideas
58:50 - Part 6: Warming Up
01:09:29 - Part 7: How to deal with pain
Guitarchampions!
I hope you have a lot of fun working through this big video.
If you have any questions feel free to share it in the comment section. I soon will make a Q&A about speedpicking and planing to do an interview with Ben the surgeon.
Support this channel by subscribing to this channel and hit the bell.
Cheers and stay #progress
Amazing video bro. How do U keep ur picking hand in one spot when picking? My hand always moves towards the bridge.. and I want it to stay by the neck pick up .. any advice would be great from you ! Thank you .
I agree that positioning your arm is important for maximum speed but you got guys like Nuno that holds his guitar really low and still manages to shred the strings.
@@mrgreeneye656 the left hand can work pretty well, when the guitar is hanging down low… but the right hand won‘t and Nuno is not really someone who does speedpicking. So I wouldn‘t compare to him for right hand technique. Paul Gilbert has extremely long arms and hands, which makes it more possible for him to speedpick extreme stuff while the guitar is low on his body.
@@justin.hombach Thanks for responding. I have to agree with your explanation of the generated speed a person can only achieve if holding the wrist and arm at a particular angle. Along with the other commenters here, thanks for your altruistic endeavors. You didn't have to do this for free but you did. That's very rare in this day and age so, thank you very much!
Hi, hope it's not too late but I have a question that's making me feel quite anxious, I was hoping you could answer it
So basically I get what alternate picking and pickslanting are about, but when I'm playing and I go for a higher string I get the instinct to just pick down to reach it and vice versa with lower strings, I just pick up, regardless of how I picked the previous note. I've always found it more intuitive, and I do it naturally, is this like a bad habit? Should I force myself to exclusively alternate between up and down even if it seems counterproductive?
Hope I made myself clear, my english isn't the best haha
It is INSANE that this is free content. Thank you!
Your welcome, thank you for your support :)
Nice name, bud
Troy Grady
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I can't believe you're giving out such good information. I teach guitar and I change a ton for what you're telling everyone for free. You're awesome brother, I understand why you're doing this. It's because you want to help people play guitar well. And you're a very good person yourself.
Most teachers do charge a ton. I checked with one, I knew personally, and even he offered to charge $45 for 45 minute sessions, with the agreement that I would pay for 10 sessions in advance. Which is why I am here.
@@sock2206 tell that to my bank. If you're good at what you do, you can literally charge and get what you want!
@@neaituppi7306Jesus. I charged 6 euro.
so what you are saying is that you are scamming people into paying alot of money for something that is free smart guy you should tell your students about this guy
All the idiots here criticizing the value of a teacher do not understand the value of 1-on-1 personalized feedback. This 1 hour video is all the knowledge, but hiring a teacher is for the knowledge and personalized corrections. You can know all the right things and still get it wrong because you don't have a teacher fixing the bad habits and mistakes that even you aren't noticing in your own playing. $60 per hour is worth it, as long as the teacher is giving you quality lessons. If the teacher doesn't know how to teach you or cater lessons for you, then obviously they're over priced. It all depends, but do not be so foolish to dismiss the real quality and worthwhile price of paying for a teacher in order to break through plateaus in your playing a certain style or technique. You have to be clear about your goals so you can find the right teacher...
Absolutely incredible! Your teaching skills are just as good as your playing. (Which says a lot!) Thank you for your kind contribution to all of us struggling to speed pick without the continued suffering. 🙏
Of the multitude of videos, books, etc, your explanation here is the BEST! Others leave out important details and you end up stuck confused. Thanks man!!!
Dude thanks so much! This is the kind of stuff a lot of us are looking for and the quality here is stellar. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks a lot mate :)
Hands down one of the most in-depth videos I've seen on this topic! Thank you for making such amazing content!
This is FANTASTIC and thorough advice, all of the way through! Thanks for posting this. It's always helpful to see something from someone else's perspective, too.
Men, you are certainly the Solaire of guitar playing. Thank you for doing this video and for releasing all this knowledge for free. Also, something that helped me in my way to get faster is learning or practicing with songs that I like. It keeps your attention around the instrument and the exercise you are focusing on.
The most detailed explanation of speedpicking I've ever seen.
Thanks a lot for your work!
This has more useful information than any "master class" every teacher is trying to sell us. I especially appreciate the pick slanting info. I always thought of it as one or the other. Never even considered combining both. Going to watch that video now. Thanks
Hey that’s me back there with Andy Wood about 6 seconds in!
And I‘ve mentioned you in the video as well as a channel that‘s worth to check out if you wanna learn more about picking :)
Even tho I think all of my followers are aware of you and your channel :D
@@justin.hombach haha I definitely plan on watching the whole thing! I actually just clicked on it and let it play a few seconds so it would be in my history :)
This was a great and thorough tutorial. I'm a Nashville based musician with over 30 years of guitar experience and it recently occurred to me that I've been taking so many shortcuts in my technique throughout that journey that I boxed myself in. Watching this video highlighted some major areas of focus that I intent to work on. Huge props for going into the granular physiological details of the wrist, arm, muscles, etc. Looking forward to more content!
Pure gold. Thank you so much for this. You deserve every penny.
Justin, Thank you for the free info and practice downloads! I loved this lesson, I can actually feel the difference in my picking with just that little bit of advice regarding how to hold the pick correctly. I can only imagine with some practice, how well that will work out.
I've been looking for a detailed lesson like this for so long. Thank you so much for putting this together! Greeings from India! :)
most guitar teacher will just mention a fact very briefly to get our attention, but to know more we have to pay. but you sir, giving so much information for free. for that, I subscribe to help your channel. keep it up!
Thank you a lot for these words :)
What a great way of explaining this Justin. Thank you for this - it's helped out an old guitar player trying to learn some speed picking - well done - "Subscribed".
Fantastic video Justin, thank you so much!
Wonderful contribution! Thanks a lot.
Thank you! Probably the most helpful on all of the videos on this topic.
This is truly a definitive masterclass on the subject. Thanks.
Half way through this video and it already helped me tremendously. Especially with the Paul Gilbert picking technique. Thanks a ton!
Thank you so much for breaking down all these physical variables involved in picking so I can start to recognize and break down my bad habits when building speed
I ve search lots about this subject and you re video is by far the best and easiest to understand
Just what I needed. Much appreciated.
Level of detail, depth and scientific base is amazing. You are great!
Just randomly came across this in my feed, and ended up watching the whole hour. Congratulations, that is very rare!
Great content and great presentation style.
I've watched some Troy Grady on pick slanting, but for some reason it didn't jive to much with me until you explained the odd/even simply like you did.
And also, I think that the pick slanting is certainly the final trick I needed to nail the arpeggio section in Altitudes. ;)
Great material!
Subbed. What an amazing video, so much knowledge! Thank you for the long format video, it really makes it feel like i just did a hour and a half private lesson.
Thank you a lot :) I hope you won‘t regret it :)
Hi im curious on the speed picking course if you help with different fingerings sync exercises? Having problems with middle and pinky fingers .. two note per string patterns . Thanks
I thank you my German friend. This is the most helpful video I've discovered in helping picking speed (trust me, I've watched A LOT of videos on the topic). You cover basically every question I have about picking--wrist motion, where to rest the wrist, how to hold the pick, grip strength, how to deal with injuries, etc.
Just based off your tips alone, I found that my fasted speed is sixteenth notes around 200bpm. Before taking your advice, I had trouble maintaining sixteenth notes at 120 without my bicep tensing up. I'm not sure exactly what changed based on the advice given in this video, but the clarity on holding the pick most definitely helped. Once again, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! Great video!
Hi, I stumbled across your video while looking for right hand speed techniques. I’ve been playing 50 plus years and unfortunately have bigger hands so the right hand just couldn’t sync correctly. After watching your video I’ve been practicing some of your techniques for a week now and have found I’ve made some good strides. Still a long way to go but wanted to thank you personally for your video. It has helped a lot. I will keep working everyday to develop even half your speed. Take care.
Best tutorial out there for SP! Thank you Sir!!!
Very comprehensive, thank you!
LOVED your chunking exercise. It makes SO much sense and is ONE HUNDRED PERCENT guaranteed to increase BOTH your picking speed and your efficiency and accuracy with the lick itself.
Hi Justin, this video is by far the best technique video I have ever seen. The effort and detail is unreal! I instantly bought your course after watching it..haha all the best
i was stuck for a while now, and this was the information i just needed! Thanks man.
Thank a lot man. Glad I could help :)
The best Online Guitar Teacher for me. Thank you Justin for this free video. 👍🏻
Awwww thank you 🥰😌
Great lesson. 🙏❤️
work in progress, 2 hours for day for this video to understand, thanks Justin I appreciated your lesson
Great video, love your stuff!
you are incredible sir, wow thank you for the lessons
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho!!!!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
incredible video! Thanks!
Great video. Thanks
Amazing content, you have given me so much to consider. Thanks!
praise the sun! excellent and in-depth learnt a lot
Hey Justin. Respekt, dass du das einfach mal for free raus haust, glaube das ist eine einmalige Aktion im großen WWW. Hab auch direkt mal gesubt und auch weiter geteilt. Viel Erfolg weiterhin 😎🖤🤘🏼
Thankyou justin
Youre the man!
Thank you for your support :)
This really is the ultimate guide for speedpicking. Thanks! I want to learn to pick faster and this lays down how to do it right and why!
It really is...the ultimate guide. Very well done.
You are absolutely right 👍👍👍
Insane that it is what i needed right now and algo recommends this instantly…. thanks
Thanks for sharing this
Praise the Sun for this video ☀️ Getting back into guitar after years off. The skill fade is real. This video is very helpful, thank you.
Thanks a lot man, congratz for your amaizing technique
Great Job!!! Thx
Thanks legend. Thumbs up
Great video 🤘🏻🎸🔥
Thank you soooo much!
This is a absolutely Master Class in Speed Picking. You made my Day, dude.
Thanks a lot for your support :)
Good work 👍thanks
How is there not more than 1billion views of this! This is Epic!!!!
you are the best! Thank u for existing
Thank you very much :)
I watched the video midnight and just came back after trying out the tips to say thank you so much that it changed the way i pick and am sure that in no time i will make progress to speed picking...lack of synchronisation is due to the flaw in right hand picking technique...holding the pick and slanting the pick is what that click my mind before that i used to get stuck between strings and i was so frustrated, thanks again man.
You are amazing!
Thank you for lesson guru 🙏
you are the best part of what internet can do my friend -- the amount of shred you're introducing to the world is saintly
Hey Justin, Grrr8 lesson here! I agree that the way you hold the pick is essential.
But I did find out over the years, that your hand, wrist and forearm have just as important role in your results.
I use to use a Fender medium pick all the time, then I finally relized several years ago how it was holding me back.
Now after four plus years, I use the Earnie Ball prodigy 1.5 and or the Patrucci 1.5....
It has made a remarkable difference with speed & accuracy.
As far as pick movement and loose grip, that comes with time and experience, and positive results.
I find myself always adjusting the pick effortlessly without even thinking about it, it just happens😅
Anyway enough mumbo jumbo 😂
Thanks again for every lesson you provide, and I'm glad to have subscribed to your channel.✌️
You just got yourself a subscriber buddy .this is a really informative video .thank you so much.👍
Thank you so much!!! Your a hero for us guitar players~
After watching your video I picked up my guitar and tried adjusting the way I hold my pick and man! I can instantly play a bit faster than before. Thanks for a great advice.
Mindblowing and helpfull content! Keep it up Justin!
Thanks a lot man :)
Great video 🤘
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! Finally speed picking explained in a way that makes since.. After all episodes of cracking the code I gained speed but have still been struggling with changing strings going up and down. Just after 30-40 mins running the practice techniques you introduce, my playing is way more fluid than before..
Subscribe!!
Great Lesson 🤘🏻😎
What a video great man, done my day
What an incredible deep dive. Thanks for making this public!
Thank you for your support :)
This is GOLD!!!🤘🏻
This must be the longest YT video I've ever watched in one go :D Great video!
Awesome, that made me extremely happy :) Thanks
your guides are VERY helpful and we appreciate all your insight, diligence and time taken to try and help us… ignore the haters… cause that’s all they can do. You’re an incredible player and teacher. Hope you’re doing well and life is good. 🤘🏼😈
Thanks a lot man 💪🏻💪🏻🤘🏻
Hi Justin, Great video. Tomorrow I will start holding the pic accordingly. Thanks for another free content. Take care
Thank you bro just WOW! That first simple holding the pick change has made me gain so much more speed almost instantly!
It felt awkward at first grip but wow! It worked ! Thanks 🙏
This is a great piece of work, well done!
Thank you a lot :)
Thank you so much.
Great stuff Justin I really never considered that the pistol method puts you in the ideal position for precision.
Great Stuff man!!! Thank you!!!
Awesome, glad you dig it
thank you. a real human being❤❤❤
For working for more than 50 years on that technique your looking quiet fresh, vampire bro!
this was great thank you!!
I feel like if I had paid a right hand course technique! You don't even know what it means to me to find this video! What you are doing is astonishing bro! I am really grateful 🙏 greetings from Colombia!
You are one of the best teachers I have found on the internet. Your suggestions are scientifically based and you have a fantastic sense of humor! Thank you!
A huge thank you for this comment. This is the reason why I‘m doing all of this ☺️☺️ This made my day
Man everyone can tell that you put lot of effort and passion on what you do, look at that straight mustache, superb!
Thanks a lot man, really appreciate this
Thanks for the help. I've been playing most of my life but I sure don't sound like it. I've accepted I'm not naturally talented at the instrument, but I've always been stuck on learning solo's. This has given me new things to practice.
This is a very good guitar video!
You deserve more subscribers bro. Congrats for your content!
Thanks man 🙏☺️ Haha yeah let’s spread the word and they will come
Dude THANK YOU!! Im really into shred kings like yngwie malmsteen and guitarist from bands like crimson glory and after 3 minutes into your video i was able to speed pick and shred so much smoother
Good information. Thankyou G'.
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Thank you so much I play for 4 years right now and almost there with the speed picking but I'm holding the big wrong man so thanks a lot man!! My finger was touching the strings sometimes when I'm playing fast but now it's over!! Cheers
Awesome to hear that :) Keep it going man