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The key concept is that you will no waste valuable time on scales and modes. You will learn how to use chord tones in your solos and understand the entire fretboard with just 5 simple shapes.

These are the courses:

Fretboard Mastery 101 - Mastering the fretboard which is the basis for all other courses. Uses CAGED-like system (5 shapes/positions) as the basis for the course. Here are the topics:

  • Introduction - Part 1
  • Introduction - Part 2
  • 5 Shapes Across Neck
  • Intervals - 2nds
  • Intervals -3rds
  • Intervals - 4ths
  • Triads
  • Sequences

How to Solo 101 - Improvisation/Soloing course based on Fretboard Mastery 101 course. Songs will be from a variety of styles including Rock, Blues, Funk, Metal, and Neoclassical. Here are the topics:

  • Improvisation in 5 Positions
  • Chord Tone Soloing Introduction
  • Chord Tone Soloing Pachelbel’s Canon
  • Improvisation using 2nds
  • Improvisation using 3rds
  • Improvisation using triads
  • Improvisation using 1234 sequence

Guitar Technique 101 - Everything you need to play guitar well. Hammer ons, pull offs, two-handed tapping, building speed, sweep arpeggios and more. Here are the topics:

  • Alternate picking
  • Hammer ons
  • Pull offs
  • Two handed tapping
  • Sweep arpeggios
  • Slides
  • Bends

Music Theory 101 - Music theory that is useful for the other courses. Here are the topics:

  • Major Scale
  • Know Your Intervals
  • Triads
  • Sequences
  • Chord Progressions
  • Pentatonic Scales

Beginning Guitarist (New!)- Learn the basics like holding the guitar and pick, parts of the guitar, open strings, fretting notes, chords, strumming, and more!

  • Introduction
  • Holding the Guitar
  • Holding the Pick
  • Parts of the Guitar
  • Open Strings
  • The Left Hand - Fretting Notes
  • Alternate Picking
  • Open Chords
  • Strumming

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  • Course Outline

    Courses
    • Fretboard Mastery 101
      • Introduction - Part 1
      • Introduction - Part 2
      • 5 Shapes Across Neck
      • Intervals - 2nds
      • Intervals - 3rds
      • Intervals - 4ths
    • How to Solo 101
      • Chord Tone Soloing - Introduction
      • Chord Tone Soloing - Approach Notes
      • Chord Tone Soloing - Pachelbel’s Canon Example
      • Chord Tone Soloing - Example 1
      • No Scales Approach - Example 1 (Advanced)
      • Bluesy Improv Example Over E7 Chord
      • Using Pentatonic Shapes for blues
      • Improvisation in 5 Positions
      • Improvisation using 2nds
      • Improvisation using 3rds
      • Improvisation using 1234 Sequence
    • Guitar Technique 101
      • Alternate Picking
      • Hammer Ons
      • Pull Offs
      • Slides
      • Bends
      • Two-handed tapping
      • Sweep picking
      • Pinch Harmonics
    • Music Theory 101
      • Major Scale
      • Know Your Intervals
      • Triads
      • Sequences
      • Chord Progressions
      • Pentatonic Scales
      • Natural minor scale
    • Beginning Guitarist
      • Introduction
      • Holding the Guitar
      • Holding the Pick
      • Parts of the Guitar
      • Open Strings
      • The Left Hand - Fretting Notes
      • Alternate Picking
      • Open Chords - G, C and D
      • Open Chords E and A
      • Strumming Chords - New Pattern
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