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Kristofer Dahl3rd July 2009Very cool sounding and well focused exercise Stephane - awesome thanks!
Sinisa Cekic3rd July 2009Very good lesson Stephane ! 
Piotr Kaczor3rd July 2009Great tone and very useful lesson!
Bogdan Radovic3rd July 2009Ah excellent exercise! 
Ivan Milenkovic3rd July 2009Excellent focus on legato through rock theme, great job man.
NoSkill3rd July 2009That's a very useful lesson with elements you listed but also moving around the neck and a good incorporation of a faster portion as well. This will be good for me to practice. Thanks!
Sensible Jones3rd July 2009Great lesson Stephane!!! Very useful stuff! 
Gerardo Siere3rd July 2009Nice lessom Sthefane!
Vasilije Vukmirovic3rd July 2009Good lesson, Stephane!
Stephane Lucarelli3rd July 2009Thanks guys !
playaxeman3rd July 2009Very useful
Thx a lot
Ramiro Delforte4th July 2009Amazin backing! Those pull-offs are really cool over that
Emir Hot4th July 2009Great job Stephane
kaznie_NL4th July 2009Thanks Stephane!
Stephane Lucarelli4th July 2009Glad you find it useful - Thanks !
Zsolt Galambos4th July 2009Useful stuff, great job Stephane
Power_Arctica4th July 2009Great! I need to improve my legato!
Toni Suominen5th July 2009Awesome lesson Stephane!
Aleksander Sukovic5th July 2009Nice excercise! Good job, Stephane!
Muris Varajic6th July 2009Good work, useful exercises!
Stephane Lucarelli6th July 2009Thanks 
Hammer-ons and Pull-offs for Beginners/Intermediate players. We gonna focus on legato playing with the A minor pentatonic scale. Some good exercises to improve and develop strength and accuracy on the left hand.
Hi GMC !
In this lesson we gonna do some hammer-ons and pull-offs exercises based on the
A minor pentatonic scale.
The purpose is to develop strength and accuracy on the left hand, so start practicing
at a slow tempo and try to play all the notes as clean as possible.
Some patterns include string-skipping in one position and string-skipping all over the
neck - a good way to connect all the scale's boxes.
These patterns are also a good starting point to build up your own ideas and then to incorporate in your solos.
Have fun!
Stephane
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