5

LEARNING THE GUITAR

HURDLES

OF

BIGGEST

1. SWITCHING BETWEEN CHORDS

Solution: Remember what it was first to like to hold down a C minor? It seemed impossible but got easier—the same thing with chord changes.

This is the first and most common problem that beginner face while they try to learn guitar. Initially, they learn to hold down a couple of chords (that take a substantial amount of time to get used to it), and after a certain period, they realize that they need to change between those all of the chords.

Another most common challenge that beginners face is when they have to pluck two non-adjacent strings, they end up not hitting the correct string.

2. STRING SKIPPING

Solution: All you have to do is practice more the more you practice, the more your hand gets used to the strings. Once you get used to it, you'll be able to pluck whatever the string you want, without even have a look on it. But getting used to that high level of perfection never happened overnight, you have to practice continuously to achieve that perfection.

3. BARRE CHORDS

More than half of the beginners face this common issue.

Solution: Your hands need to be coordinated in order to play bar cords correctly. And your hands need to be strong and firm enough while practising. Once you understand the correct way or right technique of playing the barre chords, then all you'll need to do is the continuous practice until they sound right.

4. WHICH SONG TO PRACTICE

this problem commonly arises to those who like to skip between songs, without really learning them thoroughly. What usually they do is they start learning with a beginner song and once they found any problem during that time they jump on another song leaving that first song behind. After some time what they found is that the new song is harder than the previous one. So they keep jumping on the next song again and again without getting any learning during that time. And after some time, they feel that they tried almost every song but stuck at a point where they don't know what to do next.

Solution: All you can do is keep exploring and try new song every time and don't give up on learning.

We live in a world that is growing rapidly and while matching the speed of a lot of guitar student don't find any time for practice.

5. No Time for Practice

Solution: You need to find the online lessons that are short, concise and to the point in nature. Watching a lesson multiple time will take you about half an hour approx. You have the facility to print out the tabs afterwards, and you can practice the techniques without having any need to watch the video over every time, which means that you can practice the lessons at any time of the day.

And in every 5 minutes at a time will be beneficial for you. While watching TV, cooking something in the microwave, having a conversation on the phone or while you're waiting for someone etc, in short, have your guitar out where you easily see it, access it, and pick and play it whenever you want.