A while back I got tired of opening a metronome app, then opening a separate timer, then writing reps in a notebook, then trying to remember whether I had even practiced today. Every tool worked fine on its own. The problem was that none of them worked together. So I started building one that did. That tool is now Practice Lab. It is the web app that ships with Practice Room Pro, and it is what I open the second I sit down to practice every day. I am still iterating on it, still adding to it, but here is what it looks like right now (check the attached photo) My actual home screen this morning. Three-day streak, 15 minutes today, currently focused on Virtuoso, Harmony, and Rhythm Labs. Here is the thing about this screenshot. Three of the Labs say "not yet opened" because I have not used them recently. I am working on something specific right now, so I am hitting Virtuoso (motor-learning-based technique reps), Harmony (ear training on chord progressions), and Rhythm (subdivision work). The other three are sitting there waiting until I cycle back to them. That is the whole design philosophy. Practice Lab does not guilt-trip you for skipping something. It tracks what you do, gives you tools that fit different goals, and lets you pick the one that fits today. Some days that is a 30-minute Virtuoso session. Some days it is Quick Session's "Pick for me" because I am on no sleep and I need the app to choose for me. I will be the first to tell you it is not finished. I am adding things. I am rethinking things. The Labs you see today will get sharper, and there will be more. But right now, this is what I use. Every day. And it has been the single biggest change to how consistent my own practice has been in years. If you want to try it, it is part of Practice Room Pro. First 7 days free, cancel anytime: 👉 https://www.jonbjorkmusic.com/start

This is where we get to work. Use this space to: - Ask questions about your technique - Share short video clips of what you’re working on - Get feedback on your picking, fretting, timing, or phrasing - Talk about how you’re applying routines from lessons or your own practice 🎯 Want helpful feedback? Include: - What technique you're working on - What you're struggling with - Tempo (if relevant) - What you want feedback on (specific or general) Let’s keep the vibe focused and encouraging. We’re here to improve — one clean rep at a time.

I’ve added a new VIP option in The Practice Room: monthly 1:1 lessons with me. This is for you if you want more direct help with your playing, your practice routine, your technique, your solos, or whatever you’re currently trying to fix. Here’s how it works: -$399/month -Weekly 30-minute Google Meet sessions, usually 4 per month and sometimes 5 depending on the calendar -Full access to all courses in the classroom -10 spots total If you can see the VIP option in the tiers, that means there’s a spot available. When all 10 spots are filled, the option disappears until someone finishes. Bring your sticking points, technique issues, solos, songs, practice problems, or anything else you’re working on. We’ll look at where you are, what’s holding you back, and what to do next.