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This was given to a guitar student to work on going into pull-offs immediately after performing hammer-ons.
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This hammer-on guitar exercise is good for practicing changing strings while performing hammer-ons.
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This was given to a guitar student so they could work on changing strings after performing pull-offs.
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This was given to a student to help develop timing/rhythm for playing pull-offs after executing hammer-ons.
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This guitar exercise is good for working on pull-offs using your middle and ring fingers.
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This guitar exercise works on improving pull-offs with your pinky finger.
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This was given to a guitar student to help them improve changing strings. This exercise has you playing two notes per string, and climbs up and down all 6 strings.
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This guitar exercise uses a reverse gallop rhythm (two 16th notes and an 8th note), all 16th notes are palm-muted and played on the low E string, the 8th notes are not muted and played on the A string, and you climb up through the key of Fm a full octave.
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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 legato guitar exercise has you using only your ring and pinky fingers to perform hammer-ons and pull-offs. Your middle finger is the stationary finger.
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