Thanks to everyone who joined us this week! The full workshop recording is below, so you can revisit the exercises and start putting them into practice. We covered: • Which speed technique to use • The pros and cons of the amount of fingers you use • What makes a good rep for speed Want personalized help applying this to your playing? Book a free one-on-one technique audit here: https://link.kourse.com/widget/bookings/technique PS - Which part of the workshop helped you most?

I'm tired of this old footstool and was about to Google 'best guitar supports' so that i can sit at my high stool at the counter and play 'spanish romance' over and over until my family says, "you need to learn a new song" then i remembered! who needs google when i have a Sam Griffin Guitar Skool to ask!? Any recommendations? Of course I'm budget conscious until I learn something new to play 🫤 Thanks Guitar Club!

For those of you that have messed around with the Earranger app ... what level feels comfortable for you? I'm doing this for science 🧪

When it comes to physically playing guitar (not arranging, not composing, not improv) what is the one thing you want to improve most? Examples: - Fast Scales - Tremolo - Legato playing - To play a certain piece better - Rhythm - Tone - Etc.

Welcome to Guitar Club! Free Course is right here Tab Videos are here 🚨IMPORTANT🚨 --> Check your DM's! It's the little box to the upper right. I'll ask you a question to figure out where you are with guitar so I can help you as much as possible here : )