A Better Way to Play Bar Chords (Pain Free!)

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Are you struggling with bar chords? You’re not alone. Bar chords are notorious for causing frustration and pain, and they're one of the main reasons many guitarists give up.
But what if I told you it doesn't have to be that way?
In this video, Karl shares a new system he's developed to help you master bar chords quickly and without the usual discomfort. After researching, experimenting, and even teaching himself how to play guitar left-handed, we finally found a better way.
Introducing the Float, Support, and Embrace system-a method designed to take the stress off your fretting hand and help you play clean, pain-free bar chords.
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[@vincentortiz4917]

A better way to “teach” bar chords is a way better title than a better way to “play” bar chords

[@FionaMisty]

I'm surprised you didn't find Caitlin Caggiano channel, because she teaches on this

[@Pickupjazz]

Just checked out Caitlin's channel now, great stuff!

[@centreman5]

These guys come up with so much rubbish just to try and convince people to spend money where they don’t need to.. just do it the way people have been doing it for 100 years, practice!

[@Pickupjazz]

Hey there! There's certainly some ways to learn guitar faster. You're right though, at the end of the day, playing and learning guitar is a mechanical skill so it always requires practice.