It’s not always easy to know what you need to work on… The ProGuitar Practice Sessions features short lessons that will help you to kickstart your practice routine and find new and interesting ways to work on your instrument. The lessons cover all elements of music and new sessions will be added every month! Become a ProGuitar subscriber and get access to all the lessons today! See all that´s included here.
Useful Roll Technique
Metronome Workout
Half Diminished Arpeggio Tip
Versatile Dominant Chord Shapes
Soloing over Half Diminished Chords
Spicy voice leading in a ii V I
Learn this great "Merle Travis Technique", and how to practice it!
Let's REALLY learn how to use the Tritone Substitution...
Check out these incredibly beautiful and useful voicings a la Lenny Breau!
In this lesson, we're learning a wonderful technique that is used by bass players! Let's Jazz it up!
In this music theory practice session, we're learning about the modes in the major scale!
This Jazz phrasing exercise is a perfect little practice tool that will help you to "level up" your swing feel and phrasing!
In this lesson we're learning how to harmonize the major scale, and how to build 7th chords. How does it all work, and how can I use this information? Let's get to work!
"The Spider" is one of the best exercises to build coordination between left and right hand. Working on this daily will develope your over all technique and bring your playing to new levels!
Try out this incredibly useful concept where we use major 7th arpeggios over minor chords!
In this practice session, we're working on a great technique exercise that is created to help you develop the fluidity in your single line playing.
Do this relative pitch exercise for a few minutes everyday, and it'll open up your ear! Let's get to work!
Here's a practice tip that will help you to feel more "free" when you improvise.
How do we build triads, and what triads are the most common? This is what we focus on in this practice session!
In this session we focus on great ways to practice with a metronome!