Today's guitar lesson for beginners is a guitar warm up exercise for beginners that will warm up your hands and your brain at the same time. Hey guys, Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com here with another beginner guitar lesson for you about one of my favorite warm up guitar exercises for beginners. Rather than playing a really boring warm up exercise like playing up one finger per fret & back down (BORING) I like to at least use guitar scales as practice exercises to warm up with. Scales at least actually happen in real music & sound a heck of a lot better than those boring 1234 exercises a lot of guitar players use. If you spend a few minutes adding this warm up to the guitar exercises to do every day, it will help you in a lot of different ways. You'll work on your fretting hand technique, your picking technique, your scale knowledge, your fretboard knowledge, music theory, ear training, and more! This is one of the best ways to practice guitar scales for beginners & you can play it on acoustic guitar or electric guitar.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - AVOID these type of warm ups
2:09 - Get the tab for this warm up exercise
2:36 - Setting up the Major Scale
3:16 - C Major Scale & Arpeggio
6:24 - F Major Scale & Arpeggio
8:22 - Bb Major Scale & Arpeggio
9:25 - Eb Major Scale & Arpeggio
10:53 - INTERMISSION - Why are we doing this?
12:11 - Ab Major Scale & Arpeggio
12:43 - Db Major Scale & Arpeggio
13:02 - F# Major Scale & Arpeggio
13:19 - B Major Scale & Arpeggio
13:33 - E Major Scale & Arpeggio
14:05 - A Major Scale & Arpeggio
14:20 - D Major Scale & Arpeggio
14:39 - G Major Scale & Arpeggio
14:53 - C Major again
15:38 - CLOSE UP OF THE WHOLE WARM UP
17:28 - How to do that awkward stretch
18:43 - Using other scales to do this warm up
21:15 - Using songs you know to warm up
22:09 - Using scale sequences to warm up
22:51 - Final tips & Wrap Up
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A lot of the advice on what to do when you start learning guitar comes from the thinking "That's how I learned, so everyone must learn that way", but that isn't always the best advice.
I'll help you with 10 kinda counter-intuitive things you should learn on guitar first that will give you the most bang for your buck so that you can go from being a beginner to feeling like a confident guitar player that wows your friends in less time.