Thank you. I was trying to play along with Phil Wickham playing "Your Love Awakens" and I could not keep up with his strumming speed (without cheating), and so I hadda know what I was not doing that I should be doing.
How much of the pick is sticking out from the fingers, how loose/tight are you holding it and what is the best angle to approach the strings in or to glide over the strings like that?
Nice video. I teach my students to play from the wrist all the time, even when playing slow. You only need ro cover the very small space where you hit the strings. The wrist is perfectly capable for that, so why would you use your arm as a bigger, less precise tool for that?
Thanks for the kind comment. I think the motor memory just gets stuck in "This is what I've always done!" mode concerning the big swinging strum arm I often witness. The wrist is very under-rated. Cheers brother.
great video and practice advise! If the camera would film from the saddle that would also be helpful, and elaborating on pick grip and angles/slant a bit
0:28 looks like a different kind of strumming to me
I can't express how grateful I am. I had never been able to strum this fast. Your advice helped me break my barrier. Thank you so much. 🙏🙏
I'm so glad to hear about your progress Dinal. Keep moving forward man.
Great illustration!
Thank you. I was trying to play along with Phil Wickham playing "Your Love Awakens" and I could not keep up with his strumming speed (without cheating), and so I hadda know what I was not doing that I should be doing.
Dude, I clicked on this video too because I’m trying to learn how Phil Wickham strums so quick in between passing chords 😂
Immediately improved my strumming. Thanks!
How much of the pick is sticking out from the fingers, how loose/tight are you holding it and what is the best angle to approach the strings in or to glide over the strings like that?
Nice video. I teach my students to play from the wrist all the time, even when playing slow. You only need ro cover the very small space where you hit the strings. The wrist is perfectly capable for that, so why would you use your arm as a bigger, less precise tool for that?
Thanks for the kind comment. I think the motor memory just gets stuck in "This is what I've always done!" mode concerning the big swinging strum arm I often witness. The wrist is very under-rated. Cheers brother.
Thank you so much!
Very helpful; thank you.
Great teaching ,, helped a lot .thanks❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Monam. Glad you found it helpful man.
great video and practice advise! If the camera would film from the saddle that would also be helpful, and elaborating on pick grip and angles/slant a bit
Good idea Mikko! Thanks.
Thank you very much 🙏🏽 helped me a lot
Great sir
Thanks Saurabh.
This is very helpful indeed - thank you!
Thanks man, good to know!
Thanks Dude
Thanks so much man!
You're very welcome!
This tutorial is very underrated
I appreciate that feedback. Hard to get more views without being "click bate". Just keepin' it real so glad you value the video. Regards, Stephen
Of course its a good idea to tune your guitar first isn't it?
bro this isn't fast
thank you tho
That's OK brother! It's still been helpful to many. Best regards.
@@GUITAREVOLUTIONS omg I feel bad for saying that, it was a long time ago I'm sorry :(