Knowing when to change your workout so that it includes new chords (that you 'do not know'), can be largely based upon the styles of music that you enjoy learning. Folk, Jazz, Country and Pop guitar players will often know more chords than Blues, Rock or Metal players. If this...

Are you feeling like scales are a confusing guitar topic in your study of guitar? If you are feeling this way,  then that's perfectly fine. Feeling like this is extremely common, especially if scales are new to you and you've never worked on them before. In this lesson, I’m...

How is your "Scale organization?" For a lot of guitar students, it can be quite difficult to know how to map out the scale shapes, unless of course you have a good initial practice plan. In the lesson, I'll share a three octave "scale organizer" workout for mapping out scales...

If you want to build the highest level of skill for the notes on the neck, as well as, for chords, then I’m going to ask you to include this one "CAGED Theory" exercise into your daily training over the next month....  All you’ll need is a couple of days to get started...