Older beginner with rhythm trouble? These 2 patterns can fix your strumming
Need to step up your rhythm? I have some very specific tips and ways to help with that.
Guitar Strumming Help For Older Beginners
In this tutorial, I address the common challenge of rhythm and provide two essential strumming patterns designed to overcome early guitar roadblocks. Whether you’re new to the guitar or looking to refine your strumming technique, these patterns are geared towards older beginners, ensuring a patient and effective approach to rhythm improvement. Join me as we delve into beginner-friendly strumming exercises, learn essential strumming techniques, and work through the entire process. By the end of this video, you’ll be equipped with the tools to enhance your strumming abilities and enjoy a more rhythmic and musical playing experience.
We kick off with a pattern designed to instill a steady rhythm, a fundamental skill often misunderstood. I’ll guide you through the process of making tight, repetitive motions to build your internal rhythm. Our next pattern focuses on cultivating smooth motions. With a unique approach involving vocalization, we’ll ensure your down-up motion is fluid and your arm moves with the right velocity. Finally, I’ll introduce you to an easy way to use a metronome, an invaluable tool for refining your sense of timing. Together, these patterns and techniques will not only fix your strumming issues but also lay the foundation for playing songs with confidence.
Table of Contents
- 0:00 – Intro
- 1:04 – This pattern teaches steady rhythm
- 5:42 – This pattern teaches smooth motions
- 9:37 – Easy way to use metronome
