Own ANY Guitar Scale! (Use This Exercise)

Guitar scales are an important part of learning the guitar. In today’s video, we’re going to show you an awesome guitar scale exercise.
As you play the G major scale, make sure that your pick directions are alternating. Each down stroke with your pick should be followed by an upstroke. By practicing the closed position G major scale with alternate picking, you can begin to play the scale much faster.
For maximum effectiveness, use closed position scales for this exercise. This will give your hands a better work out and it will help you understand the fretboard.
Here's the exercise:
Play the first four notes of the scale. Then, start on the second note of the scale and play the next four notes of the scale. You should have gone one note higher in the scale.
Next, start on the third note of the scale and play the next four notes. Keep playing the groupings of four, and continue advancing up the entire scale. It might be difficult to play at first, but this scale exercise is a serious workout on guitar. You might be wondering how to play this scale exercise more accurately or quickly. Fortunately, Tony gives some expert advice on how to play this scale exercise on the guitar.
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