Swing rhythm is so important in music it's used is all styles of music so it's a total must. I'll show you the theory and how to play it.

Looking at the difference between Major 7 chords and 7 chords. 4 note chords the next step up from traids

Adding extra notes to a chord adds new colours to the sound. Sus (suspended) and Add chords get used all the time in music.

Knowing basic chord theory is so important. Here we learn about the basics between, Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented Chords/Triads

Palm muting is a very commonly used technique used on electric and acoustic guitar. Probably its most common use is in rock and metal music.

Power chords are mostly used in Rock & Metal music also in other styles too. Let me show you the theory behind them & how to play them.

Root and 5th is a great advanced guitar strumming technique. It adds a simple bass line to your rhythm part. Check out this lesson for more.

Playing the root note of a chord on the 1st beat of the bar is a great sounding rhythm guitar technique. Here's a quick lesson to help you.

Space in music is as important as the notes that are played. It’s what gives music and guitar rhythms groove.

Counting is such an important part of playing any musical instrument, So important when it comes to creating rhythms & grooves on the guitar

Being able to count out loud while playing guitar or any musical instrument is a huge skill to have. I'll show you how in this video

Moving between chords smoothly is an essential technique needed to play the guitar. Here I show you an exercise to speed up chord changes

E Major Scale, open position, 1 octave scale. Great to know to add melodies, passing notes and riffs to your guitar playing.

1 Octave open position D Major Scale. Great to learn this and tie it in with the D Major Chord so add colour and runs to your chords.

Alternate Picking uses 3 different types of motions. 1 outside string picking, 2 same string picking and 3 inside string picking.

Looking at a 1 octave A major scale starting on the root note of the open position chord.

Let's look at a one octave G major scale. Starting on the root note on the G major scale.

Learn to play a 1 octave C major scale in open position. I'll also show you how a chord is a summary of the scale you are playing.

The makeup of the Major Scale. Using the easiest way possible I can to explain it without getting too bogged down in theory.

The spider exercise is a great exercise to train your fingers to stay in position. I've come up with a slightly easier version for you .