Kristofer Dahl22nd April 2008Thanks Danilo
Nick Kellie22nd April 2008very nice Danilo
Hisham Al-Sanea22nd April 2008welldone Danilo. good job
Joe Kataldo22nd April 2008Very Useful Stuff, really the basics for a good techniques
Pio Jr.22nd April 2008nice exercise. I will try to practise it before I play. thx
Bogdan Radovic22nd April 2008Really useful stuff Danilo!
kyldeee22nd April 2008Nice lesson
kaznie_NL22nd April 2008It's good to work on the right hand aswell! Nice
Sergio Dorado22nd April 2008Very important to work on alternate picking! Useful
Danilo Capezzuto22nd April 2008Thank you guys!
Alex8722nd April 2008Very Nice Danilo
Ivan Milenkovic22nd April 2008Very interesting!
Dejan Farkas22nd April 2008Nice lesson
Unleash-The-Shred22nd April 2008Great exercise.
Gabriel Leopardi22nd April 2008Great Danilo! You are doing a great job for beginners!
at lights end22nd April 2008cool
- Danilo Capezzuto22nd April 2008
Thank you guys! Gabriel, glad to hear your kind words!
Pablo Vazquez22nd April 2008Great lesson man!!
Carlos Carrillo22nd April 2008welldone Danilo. good job!! Thanks!!!
Nemanja Filipovic22nd April 2008very useful Danilo...thanks
- Danilo Capezzuto23rd April 2008
Glad to see you here guys.
MickeM23rd April 2008Very useful for beginners and for us that have played for many years aswell
Juan M. Valero23rd April 2008Interesting exercice !!! I'm gonna practice it with all my fingers, specially with 3 and 4
- Danilo Capezzuto23rd April 2008
Thank you so much for these kind words MickeM.
Good idea Juan, it an exercise for the right hand, but if we make some variation to improve the left hand is good, and better! 
Alejandro Pinero27th April 2008good work for beginners
- Danilo Capezzuto11th May 2008
Thank you Alejandro, your lesson are good too, I like them so much, keep on the nice work!
Gaburieru14th March 2009very nice ... I love to practice and practice and exercises such as this are great to way how to do it
thank you
Daniel Realpe2nd May 2010very nice lesson man!
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Hi is Danilo here. Welcome to the second lesson about "Right Hand Basic".
In this lesson we will look at the same motions of the lesson one but this time we will play the exercises with the String Skipping, yeah, now we are in the Paul Gilbert's territory!
Practice these exercises 30 minutes each day in alternative periods, with the lesson one. Practice slow and with the metronome, raise the tempo only when you play the exercise effortless and flawless! So if you like the previous lesson, go and practice this one, make some guitar-gym! You won't get better putting a pick under your pillow but...: PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE.
See you next time, looking forward the third lesson about "Right Hand Basic".
Thanks to everybody.Related lessons:
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