Guitar Guru Unveils Top 5 Guitar Practice Habits

CHICAGO - Oct. 31, 2016 - PRLog -- Virtuoso rock guitar player Tom Hess, has revealed effective guitar practice habits in his newly released online resource.

In his online resource, Tom Hess explains which guitar practicing habits can be used to help guitarists improve their playing as fast as possible. As he explains, ineffective guitar practicing habits can slow down a guitarist's progress and make his or her practice sessions very difficult.

Hess says, "One of the worst things you can do is practice by simply repeating something over and over. This is NOT a great way to improve your guitar playing! Effective guitar practice is about focusing on the right things, in the right order and in the right way." Throughout his resource, Hess explains what he means about this in great detail.

Another point Hess makes about guitar practice is explaining how many guitar players use ineffective fingering. Hess says, "By improving fretting hand fingering, you can master whatever you practice in much less time."

Practicing with greater purpose is another major point in Hess's resource. Hess talks about how every practice session should be a step in the process of helping you reach a larger goal. He recommends that guitarists visualize having already reached their biggest goals, then work backwards from there until they are at their current level. Additionally, he suggests breaking larger goals down into smaller, more accessible tasks.

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Tom Hess's free online resource about guitar practice habits (https://tomhess.net/EffectiveGuitarPracticeHabits) can be found on his website tomhess.net.