Many students come to me after having learned a bunch of pentatonic or blues scale soloing patterns…

And they wonder why their solos still don’t sound very good 🙁

But the reality is that they haven’t taken the time to master any one area of the fretboard, so nothing *sticks* and sounds confident for them.

In this video, I’ll show you how I approach practice for myself and my students, and I hope that you’ll see there is a better way to learn small areas of the fretboard and put them together later.

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Hope you dig the video!

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