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This type of guitar rhythm is referred to as a reverse gallop.
The count is 1en_2en_3en_4en_ 
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This fairly short guitar drill/exercise is something I like to sometimes use for some quick speed/tremolo picking practice.
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This etude, written in Em, is designed for pushing your picking speed and endurance for metal guitar playing.
First, we have quarter notes to show what notes are going to be used during the 16th notes portion, as well as helping you lock on to the beat/tempo. Then, we switch to 8th notes to further establish the tempo, help prepare the mind for going faster, and show the progression of notes going back down. Last, we go up and down the same notes shown with the quarter and 8th notes, but this time you play 16th notes. The etude starts on the low E string, goes up to the A string, then up to the D string, back to the A string, and finishes back on the low E string. Each time you start a quarter note section, you get some slight rest before having to push yourself again. Here is the tablature for this etude: (please adjust the tempo to better suit your playing abilities and goals) 
Here is a classic gallop guitar rhythm.
The count is 1_na2_na3_na4_na 
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This guitar rhythm keeps going between a full beat of 8th notes, and a full beat of 16th notes.
The count is 1_n_2ena3_n_4ena 
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One Beat of 16th Notes, One Beat of 8ths, One Beat of 16ths, One Quarter Note - Guitar Rhythm10/3/2019
This guitar rhythm is good for those new to playing 16th notes.
The count is 1ena2_n_3ena4___ 
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This was given to a guitar student to really test their ability to play/read/count 8th note guitar rhythms. Every bar/measure is different, so it takes extra brain power for most people to make it through this.
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This was given to a guitar student to test their ability to be patient and follow a count/rhythm that has a growing gap of time between each chord.
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This is one of the first 16th note rhythms given to a guitar student to introduce this rhythm value. Only beat two has 4 consecutive 16th notes. The other beats are quarter notes.
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This guitar rhythm consisting of 8th notes and quarter notes has the count 1n_n3_4n|_n2_3n4_
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