Guitar - Understanding strumming, with a great practice routine! 

Incredible! This is the best, most practical, explanation I've ever watched. Thank you!

Great lesson. I'm a beginner at 67. My instructor had me working on my strumming yesterday. This practice routine will help me so much. Thanks again.

Very practical and you take so much effort to make sure the importance of all those little but important nuances is not missed. Please keep it up

Wow! You were the bestest one for Strumming practice routine, I enjoyed very much. God always bless you and your family.❤

Excellent introduction to rhythm, you covered a lot in that lesson.

Best lesson on strumming. Thanks

I appreciate your authenticity and willingness to go the extra mile acknowledging at times you’re beating a dead horse for our sake. I’m an advanced intermediate and I definitely learned to see strumming and a bar with greater clarity.

Thanks!!!! The best rhythmic tutorial I found. ❤🙏🎸🎸

This was so helpful. I have had such a problem with strumming. Thank you for your video; it really helped me. I will watch it repeatedly. You're a very good teacher. I love all the details you 💛 ❤🎉. Thank you again.

Very informative tutorial about timing, note counting, and the multiple strum patterns! 🎉🎉🎉😊

Hi Could you do a video on Chord Progressions for beginners?? Great Strumming video. Many thanks.

Thank you very much. Very well presented.

Awesome explanation thanks for your your valuable knowledge

Best strumming video I’ve seen. Thank you very much.

Great video well done, Looking forward to the advanced rhythm lesson .. Thanks

Thanks for a lot of great info!!! For me, I find it easier to just feel and hear my way through rhythm and strumming instead of thinking Up/Downs. At the moment I’m at the Intermediate Level and the way I’m learning is so much easier than focusing on when I’m supposed to be going Up or Down while strumming. I know everyone learns in different ways so whatever works best for each person. Also, I might add that I played the Drums for many years before learning Guitar so that helps with Rhythm too.

Many thanks 👍👍

😮wow! Thank for your great teaching, I had been looking for this quite sometime, on time just found it. Thank you alot

God bless you sir Great help thank you 🙏

Great lesson. Many thanks. Dave.

Thank you!

cool - this helps a lot - beginner dude here, and I appreciate the video - my kids can benefit from it too.

What an amazing soul you are ❤️❤️

Thank you

Thank you so much absolutely fantastic, please send us more videos god bless your little world

Love the humor... Thanks for the lesson brother

Thanks bro.

Great lesson like the breakdown of the techniques required very informative thank you so much for posting this Greetings fae Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Super tutorial Riz...and thank you for taking the time to share... :)

Good lesson

Very informative, thank you. Great teaching style....

Great video thanks

It was the best! Thank you

Thanks, this is very helpful.

Thank you so good I’m a newbie

You a a gifted teacher. Subscribed. Looking to have a strum pattern that incorporates fast and slow in a song, where the chorus change d.

Best strumming video I have seen so far, Thanks

Perhaps I had an advantage because I was in band as a trumpet player and drummer since 5th grade...... But if you can't intuitively feel a strumming pattern without having to be taught how to strum the rhythm you hear...... I kind of feel like you have no business playing guitar because there are much larger problems with your feel of music in general that will always plague you. This is probably a biased opinion because without a doubt all of that band experience in my past makes things like this not a problem. I'm able to naturally feel the music where maybe not everyone else is able to the way I do...... But something like strumming a pattern you hear is mostly a natural instinct sort of thing most musicians should be able to feel and very accurately mimic. If you can't then you are not a musician. The primary thing you need for strumming is how many beats do you hold each chord usually. Slightly more advanced things like up strums or Ghost notes etcetera is also a thing you should be able to feel or hear so you can easily and intuitively copy. Watched this out of curiosity and I'm happy to say luckily nothing mentioned in this article are any problems I have with my playing.

I find it annoying to the max that hitting D D U U D U D seems sooo much more difficult (for me) than skipping the Up strokes. 🙄 I did finally get it, sort of, but it took me a LOT longer than I thought it should have. And still working on it to make it more consistent and fluid. A REALLY informative video, especially the 16th time strum. 😊

Great video. Just subscribed. Do I need to use a metronome or not when practicing

Can you please teach me the double chop strumming as in Elvis's One Night with you?? That would be awesome thanks

1-2-3-4. Comment for the algo…😊

So, for the total beginner. 1,2,3,4.. is the beat, feel, pulse of a song. The one you nod or clap or tap your foot to when you hear a piece of music..

Thank you very much sir, pl send stumming on 3/4 time and others

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Use your metronomes people

Thank you!!!