Great advice as usual. I'm practising Fly me to the moon. Consistency and patience. What joy playing the ukulele brings to us all. Thank you for all your tutorials and playalongs.
Good advice well done I don't do jigsaws so I remember when I was a mechanic for a superbike rider and good friend saying when I asked him why he constantly practised at places like oliver's mount a notorious race track he said when i can keep doing lap after lap without coming off the bike I'm getting it right and he held the fastest lap on the mount
Yes I've only started playing 4 days ago on the 1st of October and on the 3rd i started learning Sam Smith Stay with me and i could keep up with the consistency of the ddu patton and trying to sing so i tried for 17 18 more minutes then i put it down and came back to it the next day and i could play it. I think it has something to do with we do about 60% of our learning when we sleep.
That's the best advice slow it right down. 👌
Glad you think so and as always, Thank You Margaret. Hope you are keeping well.
Great advice as usual. I'm practising Fly me to the moon. Consistency and patience. What joy playing the ukulele brings to us all. Thank you for all your tutorials and playalongs.
Thanks for the support Lisa and yes, what a fab song. My pleasure!
Thanks, this is excellent advice particularly for those of us who are impatient pluckers.
You're very welcome!
Good advice well done I don't do jigsaws so I remember when I was a mechanic for a superbike rider and good friend saying when I asked him why he constantly practised at places like oliver's mount a notorious race track he said when i can keep doing lap after lap without coming off the bike I'm getting it right and he held the fastest lap on the mount
Love the analogy Mike. Great comment.
Great advice, thanks
Thanks Mike. Often with videos like this, they're not planned, just what I think may help. Glad it it!
Yes I've only started playing 4 days ago on the 1st of October and on the 3rd i started learning Sam Smith Stay with me and i could keep up with the consistency of the ddu patton and trying to sing so i tried for 17 18 more minutes then i put it down and came back to it the next day and i could play it. I think it has something to do with we do about 60% of our learning when we sleep.
Keep it up and Thanks for all the support. Hope you are still making great progress.