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I think making sure that you are using proper fret hand technique is important. I've had students that struggled to play scales because they couldn't stretch many frets. This had to do with the way they were gripping the neck. The grip they were using resulted in lack of mobility and range in movement. I worked with them to correct the issue. It's hard for me to say without seeing you play whether you are doing that or not. I would say start by playing trying to play 5678 on the low E to high E string using all four fingers. If that's too much, just do 567 with your index, middle and ring.

Not sure off the top of my head, but I believe you can see in the video.

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Haha you're not wrong. I've upgraded to a Martin since this video. There's a world of difference in tone.

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Thanks Danny, I appreciate your comments and nice words. I'm glad that you put in the work and are seeing the benefits. Rhythm and getting "locked in" are so important. Keep up the good work man. More to come.

That's a good idea. You could also substitute a D7 chord in D9's place. It can be the open version of D7 or D too. Make sure to find a BPM that you are comfortable with and then incrementally move from there. It's natural to want to jump ahead and play faster before you're ready. That's what leads to the frustration. Keep at it.

I was having this issue at higher BPM too. I switched to a Jim Dunlop USA Nylon pick that has a raised grip. The pick didn't move around nearly as much once I switched.

I can't stress enough how important it is to stay loose at higher bpms. Keep your picking hand like rubber. Try and remove the stiffness in your wrist and keep a lighter grip on the pick. Being aware of your breathing is a factor too. Steady breath will help relax your whole body. It's natural that whenever we try to play fast we tense up at the same time. Tensing up will restrict motion and speed. Focus on breathing and keeping loose.

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I love 9th chords in 12 bar blues progressions for the 4 and 5 chords (G7, C9, D9). I also love the classic I to IV jam (Am7, D9). And don't get me started when it comes to funk! Its everywhere. Thanks for watching and the comment Brian.

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Thanks Danny! I have more scheduled to release today thru Sunday. We get up to 130bpm on Sunday. I love the 12 bar blues idea, thanks for that. I appreciate you watching and reaching out.

Thanks Jared! Keep that right hand loose!

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Dude, I know! The last video of this series ends with me at 120 bpm and I was barely keeping it together by the end. Keep up the good work! Incremental progress is the way.

Thanks for watching Prosun. I'm releasing a series of videos this week where I increase the BPMs while playing this exercise.

Thanks for checking it out Steve. Hope it helped!

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I appreciate it Steve! Hope all is well

Thanks for your input Hector. But it's a classic reggae strum pattern that accents beats 2&4.

Thanks for checking in Coris! You're welcome back anytime. Hope life is good my friend.

Hey Marty, thanks for checking out the video. I think it's a couple of things that go into play. First, making sure that you are hammering the note with a decent amount of force. I strike from about an inch above the fretboard. Another thing is to make sure that all other strings not being played are being properly muted. Without seeing you attempt a hammer on yourself, it's tough for me to pinpoint your exact problem. Hope that helps. Hit me up if you're ever interested in an online lesson.

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