[Guide To] Building Guitar Speed Fast

Want to know how to increase your fretting hand speed on guitar? In this video, you learn how to develop proper fretting hand technique so that playing guitar fast becomes much easier for you. Here’s exactly what we’ll cover in this guitar lesson [...]
You learn how to play with less tension, more focus, and a lighter touch so that your speed increases naturally.
I’ll also show you how to make the speed feel easy, not hard.
Next, I’ll explain how to practice to develop your guitar speed in the fretting hand (there are a few secrets here that I’ll share with you).
Grab your guitar, and let’s get started!
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What To Watch Next:
Guitar Warm-Up Exercises [Step-By-Step Tutorial]
• Guitar Warm Up Exercis...
[Guitar Speed Lesson] Less Tension = More Guitar Speed
• [Guitar Speed Lesson] ...
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[@Guto-df3hq]

Muitíssimo obrigado pela força 🎸😎😎😎

[@user-kj1ql9dk3n]

Good advice.

[@lancemc9298]

Very applicable and helpful. Thanks Tom Hess!

[@tomhessmusiccorp]

My pleasure, Lance! Glad it was helpful!

[@cpm5689]

Thanks for another great lesson Tom Hess - you're the best!!!

[@tomhessmusiccorp]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!

[@A20Y11]

great lesson!

[@tomhessmusiccorp]

Thanks!

[@mike-_5955]

Any tips for faster right hand motion for metal chugging?

[@Beulzabob]

Thinking that a poorly setup guitar would hinder a light touch due to the extra distance required.

[@lucasweimanguitar7008]

It's gotta be close enough but not so close it messes with your bends, imo

[@joehorvathebe]

I am one of your students for the Breakthrough Guitar Lessons and the lessons are great. I was making much progress and then I got injured (not guitar related) and haven't really played for a few months. Would you recommend going back to lesson 1 or continue where I left off.

[@tomhessmusiccorp]

Hi Joe, I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons. You don't need to go back to lesson 1, focus on the latest lesson and if you have extra time, review the previous ones (no more than 20% of your practice time).