Welcome To Your First Practice Routine

We've learned many things, and now it's time to set an effective schedule to improve your guitar skills. Consolidating your knowledge is as important as learning new things.

Log in to your JustinGuitar account to make the most of your time and track your progress! My Practice Assistant is a fantastic resource - and it's free to all users. :)

In this lesson, we'll set your first practice routine with everything we've learned so far. Focusing on the right skills at the right time will make you improve faster. Using My Practice Assistant will keep you accountable and motivated!

💡 Use the pre-made practice routine for Module 1 by clicking on the 'Practice' Tab under the video. Save the routine, then access the items in your Dashboard.

20-MINUTE BEGINNER GUITAR PRACTICE SESSION

Yes, you read it right! Only 20 minutes per day will make you improve faster. Short sessions help with focus and regular practice help build your muscle memory.

At this point of your guitar journey, some level of sore things is normal. If that's your case, short but regular sessions will help you better than long ones! If you're struggling with painful fingeIt'scheck out these 3 tips to avoid finger pain.

If you've been following the Beginner Course, you should know how to play D and A, move faster between chords, and a simple strumming pattern. It's a lot to practice! The secret is to have fun, and that's why we'll dedicate a timeslot to practice songs you like.

Here's what I suggest as your first practice routine:

1' Technique - Tune Your Guitar


3' Technique- Chord Perfect Practice D Chord


3' Technique- Chord Perfect Practice A Chord


2' Technique - Anchor Finger A & D Chords


1' Technique - One Minute Changes A to D


1' Technique - One Minute Changes D to A


10' Repertoire - 2 Chord Songs

HOW TO CREATE A PRACTICE ROUTINE

If this is your first time using My Practice Assistant, you need to create a routine to add the practice items. Don't forget there are a timer, statistics counter, and metronome to help you out.

Everything you need is there! Awesome, eh? Learn how to use My Practice Assistant with me. :)

WHEN TO MOVE ON?

So now, the big question is: Are you ready to move on to the Let'smodule? :) Well, here's how you'll know:

● You've memorized both the A and D chords.

● You can make at least 30 chord changes in one minute.

● You had a go at playing a song.

Ready? Let's go!