Do This 5 MIN Routine Every Morning!! (FUN Technique Workout)
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00:00 Workout Explanation
02:53 Workout Start
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what string size do you use ?
I am already able to play this at 12bpm. I also added some random ghostnotes !
Moooood
Omg. The random ghosts notes had me in tears.
I'm like "That's 20 done, and this one right here must be 22"
Just banging my head very slowly.. Look at the video, look at guitar
My favorite song is at 12bpm! 😆
I got sure didn't see it coming IMAO
Dear BERNTH, we need more workouts like yours on TH-cam. It’s so much more fun and encouraging to practice along with someone. Almost no one else does them. Please consider doing a:
-Full Rhythm Workout
-Vibrato Workout
-Chords Workout
-Hybrid Picking Workout
-8 Finger Tapping Workout
-Slapping Workout
-Harmonics Workout
-Muting Workout
I would happily add all of these to my practice routine, and I’m sure they would be very helpful to a lot of people. Keep shredding, you’re the best teacher on TH-cam when it comes to anything technique-related!
Also one to keep your fingers as close to the fretboard as possible if you don’t have one already
@@Johnnysmithy24 afaik there are already some nice workouts
- staying close to the fret board with the left hand -> “Economy in motion”
- chord theory (afaik plenty of them, I created a playlist for that based on Bernth’s videos th-cam.com/play/PLInB9bZfaMEhFgPOdjG6CuNX-nsyJ6d3W.html)
Regarding the rest of your list: 🤝
These are all on his patreon bud. Sub to that and you’ll have more vids than you could ever use
@@sethburkhart2415 Ohhh
i think hell do that in cooperation to the respective patreon courses
I have been doing this routine for over a year now. Every time before playing anything else I play this and two other of your routines. I have now noticed the importance of finger practise and my playing has improved more than ever. I owe you big time, your videos are so helpful. Thank you BERNTH!
I've been playing guitar since 2015 and started playing seriously for less than a year and your workouts and tips have helped me a lot
Time stamps:
Level 1: 2:54
Level 2: 3:37
Level 3: 4:13
Level 4: 4:43
Level 5: 5:10
Level 6: 5:35
Level 7: 5:55
Level 8: 6:15
Level 9: 6:34
Level 10: 6:50
Level 11: 7:05
You da real MVP Sir 👊🏼
Plese tell him to pin this 🙏
BERNTH, my man. I can’t thank you enough. After 13 years of playing guitar with plenty feelings of stagnation, I was able to reach level 11 after practicing for half an hour! That’s way better than I thought I’d ever do. Whatever blockage I’ve had all these years has finally been broken. Thanks to you, I have hope again, and the world seems a lot brighter. Much love!
Not only are you a beast when it comes to playing the guitar, your teaching techniques are insanely spot on. After playing for almost 10 years without using my little finger on my fretting hand (injury related, and never really got confident enough to use it!), it took no more than 5 days to play your workout at 100 bpm ... have a long way to go, and am nowhere as smooth as you are, but I feel super confident that i'll make good progress. YOU ARE THE MAN!!!
June 14th - 50 bpm
July 8th - strugling 90 bpm
August 14th - Strugling with 100bpm
Big jump
November 2th - 150 bpm
Another big jump
January 9th - 180 bpm
What about November 3st and 4nd?
@@wylde678 9rd. Pronounced "nerd".
@@wylde678😂 That is some gold right there
"Using your arm like this, a stiff full arm motion" and grins as the camera cuts away ;)
Saw it and went straight to the comments to see if anyone noticed
road to 69 likes bro
He is a guitarist. He is used to that motion too.
I also skipped the guitar nonsense and went straight ahead to practice my stiff full arm motion.
In a nutshell don’t practice scale while watching porn.
Hey guys, took me more than 30 days to come to clear 200bpm, somehow everyday feels much more "safer" and hitting those fast notes in correct time with metronome click is so good and satisfying after all of practice its like great reward! Thanks Bernth 🙏🙏🙏 You are the very best instructor ever I must say that and all must agree. 👍👍👍
Thanks Bernth for this very useful workout video.🙏 It's part of my daily routine for more than one month now!Your challenges are the core of my training as I'm trying to become more focused and more regular to be able to reach a better level especially on lead guitar! 🙌
I can always count on you to post something that really gets me shredding ! Thanks .I love this kind of stuff !
Hi Bernth, i'm from Ukraine, now i work in the rear, and guitar become a way to distract from the war. Wanted to learn something like a shred and accidentally got on your channel and very like it, you show cool things in good way, thank you! And i was also surprised by your video about the concert in support of Ukraine. Thank you and all people for support, it is really important to feel that we are not alone
Level 1, but had the pattern consistent after a while. Perfect timing for this video, I'm in need of some chop building exercises, thanks 🥇
Hey BERNTH, I’m a recent subscriber and this was my first time watching the video and attempting the workout. And I have to say… this is honestly one of the most fun, challenging, and useful workouts I’ve ever done. I made it to 140 on my first try through and can already feel my fingers improved. So many workouts become uninteresting after a few attempts; this one however makes me want to keep at it again tomorrow. Thank you for the great content!
After a few days, my plateau around 90bpm has me practicing this all over the fretboard. I've learned it by ear and this workout has expanded my improvisation skills so much already. Thanks for sharing!
That is a very good idea. Thank you very much.
Awesome video man! My guitar doesn't have a 22nd fret so I just moved it down to the 12th fret. Let's rock!
You are a practical and idealist teacher. I admire you..
I've been putting in the practice for the last four days and it's awesome to be reminded of what it was like when I first started playing guitar nearly two decades ago: practice pays off and you can see the results. I was getting stuck at 100 BPM a few days ago but now I'm pretty comfortable at 120. Awesome videos.
Clean 200 bpm today for the first time 😎 Thanks Bernth👍
Day 18 level 6 👀
Also I'm a patron now 🎉
Also I grinded this for two hours last night and I'm working on level 8 now 🏓
After about a week I've gone from my first day being at 80 to today being at 130. Definitely love these workouts you've been doing hoping to keep working on these and become a way more precise player
Bernth you're such an incredible musician and player!!! I am new to guitar and your exercises really help me see progress. Thank you
Доброе утро, Уважаемый! Благодарю за Ваши упражнения и доброту! Вы помогаете людям быстро развиться в этом деле. Благодарствую за Ваш труд!
согласен, отличный канал!
Day 1: Problems memorizing patterns.... 20 min practice, I finally passed through level 1(50 bpm). Decided to practice 20 min more. The wrist of the fretting hand hurts a bit, probably because I'm not used to it. Made it to 90 BMP without a mistake. Had a quick look and 100, seems easy, but enough for today. I think I should focus on my pinky and just generally minimize movement.
Day 2: I had a few mistakes on 50 bpm, then it went good till 100 BMP, I couldn't stay in sync with the video so I closed it and started to play with a metronome. Passed 100 bpm but was not very consistent at it. I need to be more precise.
Where’s day 3
Wonderful workout. I'm not a metal guitarist, but this just helps everybody's picking technique to advance, no matter what style someone is into. Thank you!
What an amazing man you are! Thank you for all you've done...
I’ll start 50bpm and I’ll record myself and maybe after months I’ll make a nice video 🤘🏼❤️.
You’re awesome thank you for all these awesome videos.
How did it go? Did you make the video?
Thanks for al the helpful videos and routines, Bernth! What all-rounded practice routines would you recommend for a beginner/intermediate player?
August 15, level 6, this exercise is a quit tough, thanks Bernth.
Awesome finger workout.
Thank you so much for making this video. I'm gonna work on it everyday.
Between you and Ben Eller's great exercises I might just be the best guitar player in the world, but we'll never know because I spend 4 hours a day doing cool picking exercises instead of playing guitar ;)
Dude Bernth just helps so much with leveling up techniques on guitars man. Really great teacher and musician.
Still struggling with Levels 1 and 2, but also for total guitar noobs like me it is a lot of fun.
Isolating the hands (picking transitions only playing dead notes or just trying to hit the frets with the other hand only) along with this video is a great beginner workout, too.
Thanks Bernth !!
thanks bernth this exercise is awesome and it helped me a lot in improving my skills as an intermediate guitarist
your tricks are always useful
Thank you for this lesson! I'll be doing this every day!
Day 1: No problem at 90bpm
Day 2:Sloppy with 100bpm
Day3: Done 100 and 110bpm
That's fun. I'm no shredder (yet), so I had to work my way up from 40 bpm with a metronome until I could play along with the first round. 60 defeated me instantly! 😅 Still, I love that this is a musical workout and not just a chromatic exercise. and I'll try again tomorrow morning.
I'm consistently on 60 bpm now. 70 works sometimes, but sometimes I'm dropping out from the backing track as well. What I'm noticing is that 50 bpm is now far more clear and precise as well.
Stably at 70, bit wobbly at 80. It works, I'm getting better!
Still stuck at 80, but I think my left hand / right hand synchronisation is getting better. I'll keep doing this for a while.
Keep at dude you will get there
@@symphonicdualityband Thanks man. I hadn't done the workout in a while, but today I passed 80 pretty stably and could play along at 90 for a bit. I think it's really a good exercise.
Thie REALLY helped me to not only develop better alternate picking but picking technique in general.
You are AWESOME! THANKS FOR THIS EXERCISE. THIS EXERCISE SHOULD HELP ME A LOT!
A few things I'd like to point out with this exercise - which no-one else seems to have mentioned - the degree of difficulty also depends on what kind of guitar you have. I have a 1960's Strat - so obviously I can't do this exercise on that - I have a Les Paul - which again makes it pretty hard to get to the 22 fret easily ( at least with my small hands!) - I dug out a modern LTD guitar which I rarely used and then hey presto the exercise was much easier. From that I take it that a "shredder" type guitar is much more suitable for these exercises?
Day 1:90BPM
Day 2:100BPM
Day 3:110BPM
Day 4:110BPM
Day 5:120BPM
Day 7:130BPM
Day 9:140BPM
Day 10:140BPM
Day 11:150BPM
Day 12:150BPM
Day 13:160BPM very sloppy
Day 14:160BPM still very sloppy
Day 15:160BPM slightly better
Day 16:150BPM
Day 17: back at 140
This greatly improved my technique. Thanks BERNTH
Good lord! You’re killing it, Bernth!!
Hi Bernth, you've over 100+ technique lessons in your channel. Well, thanks a lot for that. But do you think you could maybe help out beginners to gradually learn from those lessons - basically am asking in which order should a beginner follow those lessons.
This would be a great start for beginners. Remember….go slow and do a lot of rewinding to get it down before you move on. It’s hard but with patience and perseverance you will get it. Best of luck on this guitar journey.
@@marinemomma62 Thanks man, would remember your advice :)
Check out Ben Eler! He has an awesome series of videos called “this is why you suck at guitar” that goes over a bunch of techniques! Rock on brother!🤟🤟
@@thomasgriswold6341 his power chords video helped me so much when starting out!
his patreon 30 day courses do a great job going from beginner gradually up for only a little bit of money
I started today to practice with this video, I'm at level 4 today in 1 month I will say my progress.
How's it going now?
He died.
Took a break and circled through a bunch of different exercises and riffs but have checked back in regularly, now hovering around level 11/12 after 7 months
This is the best guitar channel out there
1:40 I can do this at 500 BPM!
This man just discovered fire
After doing this for few days, i feel this workout broke my speed limit. Good exercise and thanks for the great videos!!
Thanks Bernth for your explication
It s perfect...!!!
I'm started in may 30, I'm in 80 bpm, thanks for all your content.
Hahaha trying not to smirk after showing the arm movement for the "picking technique". 😅 sometimes it's hard not to be childish
What I am missing in the “spider exercise” is stretching to be better prepared for e.g. 3NPS runs.
We’ll see how far I can get here 😈
I like doing broken third or sequence exercises of regular 3NPS scales at the 12th fret using my first three fingers and not the pinky. Really forces the 2nd and 3rd finger to stretch apart.
Also that fast "tapping like" riff in the tornado of souls solo really helped me stretch a lot. I worked on it for months and was ready to give up in the first 4 weeks :D
@@Amber57499 but u did not give up: awesome 👌
Your videos help so much bro
An interesting variation to this workout is to play the second pass at each velocity one octave lower.That way, the stretches get a little larger and you can cover more of the fretboard.
Day 4: finally i'm able to play along lvl 1 at 0.75 speed xD
The reward was watching Bernth in slowmo saying "Enough Talk". Totally worth it 🤣
keep at it brother!
Enough talk. Now shred!!
It fell apart at 120 bpm during my first attempt. Going to take a short break and give it another go.
Thanks Bernth!
go back to 110 bpm and make sure it is 100% perfect. As a challenge go back to 75 ... super sloW exposes errors.
Thank you for useful lesson 🤝
I like this so much that I beat it, and decided to keep going... Today is the 4th day and I got up to 240bpm \,,/
Thank you Bernth, you are a true master!
You have the skill to reach 240bmp in 4 days yet you don't post a single guitar video? Please show us this mastery.
I love the exercise challenge. I’m trying to incorporate my computer laptop for silent practice as this drives the family crazy. Can you recommend a way to do this with TH-cam videos? I need a amp sim. I have Reaper and I have to figure out the metronome thing. I’m old school and need some software and setup advice. Anyone can help here as well, this is a great little community. Thank you Bernth.
Not sure I fully understand what you're looking for. Reaper must have a metronome, but if you want something instant this youtube link looks interesting. Incidentally for this sort of exercise I start with a higher tempo e.g. 80bpm, but play the exercise 8 notes per bar rather than 16. Cheers.
th-cam.com/play/PL5wYPwL6FJKfmdkkcmV_1eP6QiW97_N8_.html
I don't have much experience with other brands but I know Neural DSP has a built in metronome in the amp sim. I generally just run Nerual DSP as the standalone amp sim and only run it through reaper when I want to record something, so if you're looking to use it for practice purposes this is probably the easiest way
For amp sims there is actually a really good free amp sim from stl/ignite, it‘s called the emissary and has a clean and high gain channel. There‘s also a free IR Loader with some usable impulse responses.
If you have some money to spend there is NeuralDSP and some others. One I‘ve found that is really amazing and underated is the Otto Audio Eleven Eleven.
Sounds great has the thickest lowend I‘ve heard in an amp sim and has literally endless tonal options. And it‘s not that expensive.
Amplitube 5 is free and I use it, it has some nice free amps, tuner and metronome
@@rids01 thanx for the link this looks useful. Yes I was trying to figure out which amp sim that runs stand alone but my videos stutter a bit while playing. 😩thanx.
Me yesterday night:
“Ah, this can’t be that hard, I’ll try it tomorrow”.
Me today:
Struggles to even do the stretches. Hahaha
Edit: I needed to warm up first.
Now I’m doing it lvl 1 🤘
I simply can’t play this without pain in my hands with classical technique.
I might be in trouble as I get faster, but I’m much more comfortable with my hands slightly slanted.
I have the same problem with the hand position. It just means our left hand is weak. Keep practicing it with consistency and it'll get there before you know it.
Sounds awesome. Im gonna have to start working on this.
Omg! This guy is insane!!! You the man bro!!
My girl is gonna be all over me after I learn this.
Kinda impressed with myself. 😂. Just found this video three days ago. Hit 90 bpm once lol. I think I did a bad thing and looked ahead to 200 bpm. Disheartening.. won't do that again. Head down focus on beating my own personal record. This is a fun workout though, enjoying it. My 48 year old hands are letting me know I'm doing something. Not sure how fast I'm going to be able to get but I'm up for it. Thanks Bernth. Love your videos
I am a new fan of you! Love, love love your music. You are an amazing player and teacher. Thank you so much!
2/13/24
Day 1: 70 bpm
2/20/24 Day 7: 90 bpm (no mistakes🙂)
i dont know why, but it sound like shit on my guitar xD
Thank you very nice and very good for all
You are the best thank you!!!
From Indonesia, thanks alot for sharing wiht us
One of the best electric guitarist 🙏
Sir….you are my hero! If I could play like Sodo from Ghost or Herman Li from Dragonforce, and add my own touches to it, I’m bowing down to you. I already know how to bend the strings and do the tapping, but as a return guitarist re-learning everything, this is golden.
yes yes. more this please!!
Wow!! amazing picking technic.. thanks for sharing this sir..you're good.
Thanks for this really cool technique workout. Starting from yesterday I added it to my daily routine. Day 1 just get the notes correctly :-D . I was wondered by mself that the hardest part was the jump from 17th fret on the e-sring to 20th fret on the b-string. But now I managed this and will go on. Achievement for tomorrow mastering 70 bpm. Even if it sounds not really fast it is not as easy as I thought. So I need patience to get not frustrated :-D .
this is soo much fun thank you so much
Love this 👍🎸🎸🎸
i wanna say the melody is full of emotions !!! amaiznggggggg
Playing along a little over 80
Playing on my own I’ve gotten up around 110
The trickiest part for me is the middle finger positioning definitely not something I’m used to but I can see how it all flows together
Hi Bernth! Tanks for the awsome Routine...please netxt time keep those in mind thant dont have that many frets on their guitar. To Player along I have to play one octave lover, making this thing kind of stretchy...
Kind regards und servus
Day 1: started with 35 bpm. I can really feel the strain on both the hands and am trying play with synchronization of both hands.
Day 2: did it on 45 bpm. I am feeling more comfortable with the workout.
Thanks so much
Thank you 👍👍👍👍
Good, nice, thx!
Relly best excercise. One more subscriber from India
Very nice, many thanks for creating this cool practice lick. This really creates a nice finger set out of the box, appreciate it. Grüße aus 'Soizburg'.
two months ago i've almost completed the "4min shred challenge", for the next month I'll switch all my daily routine with other challenges from this amazing channel
26/03: 140 bpm
27/03: 140 bpm
28/03: 150 bpm
29/03: 150 bpm
30/03: 160 bpm
31/03: 170 bpm
01/04: 170-180 bpm
02/04: 170-180 bpm
03/04: skipped
04/04: 180 bpm
05/04: 190 bpm
06/04: skipped
07/04: 200 bpm
08/04: 200 bpm
09-10-11 skipped
12/04: 200 bpm
Where is the video? Let's see the speed!
muchas gracias.
Great practice workout, Ive noticed that I continually seem to revert to hammer ons and pull offs, with this exercise focusing on correct fingers picking timing etc I am going to commit this to my daily warmup practice routine, NICE ONE
I love the "YOU DID IT!" at the end - yeah right...
I will try this tomorrow
Awesome lead soloooo❤
June 28th 2023- started workout. had to start on 0.5x speed on the first exercise then 0.75x, memorizing the notes as to not rely on the tab. After an hour of practice, I was finally able to play the first round. Been playing guitar since COVID
Best lesson
Day 1: 130bpm
Day 2: after practicing molto perpetuo by Paganini all night by recommendation of Bernth I reached 150bpm.
Day 3: 160bpm but it was quite sloppy. After a bit of practice it was more coherent.
Day 4: Not much progress today, still 160bpm.
its been a year
Thanks bro
This is awesome and exactly what I need because I can do everything else on the guitar but shred lol
I absolutely love this exercise. I really wan't to have this as my morning routine. And i now have something i can really practice