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Guitar workouts that cover ‘Scale Practice for Mobility’ must do more than just advise you on “where” to play on the guitar fingerboard. They need to advise you on “how” to travel along the neck with the smoothest transitions from one position to the next.
Scale mobility is an important technique that every serious guitar player needs to understand because it helps a guitar player start to build a solid connection to having a far more fluid playing style through smooth lateral transitions along & across the neck.
Gaining smooth transitions and knowing where to play aren’t the only key elements to scale mobility training. The other important aspect with this technique has to do with learning to use the best fret-hand fingerings when transitioning from one position to the next along the neck.
In this lesson I’m going to show you how important that it is to learn how to understand where to play certain phrases and how to play those phrases smoothly using the best fingerings possible. If you want to start adding serious lateral motion to your licks, then this will be the guitar lesson for you.
Andrew Wasson
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