Do you ever here someone play a blazing fast lick and wonder, why can’t I do that?

I felt the same way and it drove me crazy, so I decided to analyze what guys like Eric Clapton, Angus Young, Jimi Hendrix, and, a personal favorite Michael Schenker were doing.

It quickly became apparent that the problem was strictly mechanical. Simply put, I was doing it wrong!

My picking was a mess, my hand positioning was off, and, my fingerings weren’t efficient.

Once I identified these issues, (which were fairly minor), and worked on my mechanics, It felt like a wall had been knocked down, and my playing got exponentially faster.

One thing all these guys have in common their use of repeated pentatonic licks as the foundation of their speed.

In Technique Builder - Repeated Blues Rock Pentatonic Licks I take you through 22 essential repeated pentatonic licks to help you build your chops AND vocabulary at the same time.

To be clear, I’m not talking shred guitar here, I talking about solid blues rock guitar chops that you can attain with a little work.

In this course I will show you how to refine your picking technique for maximum results, at any tempo. I’ll show you inside and outside picking, alternate picking, economy picking, hammer ons, pull offs and more.

We’ll build your technique and vocabulary by concentrating on repeated pentatonic licks that you can use right away! 

I know your practice time is limited so we’ll run through the examples together, I’ll show you the techniques used to master that particular exercise, and how you can build upon each phrase. I run through each exercise at two tempos for you to get stared, If you feel a bit intimidated at first, you can use the video tools to change the tempo of the examples to suit you own skill level.

👉All examples come with tab, notation, Guitar Pro files, and backing tracks!

We all want better chops and technique. Technique Builder - Repeated Blues Rock Pentatonic Licks will help you build chops that are attainable and infinitely usable.

I have had great success with these exercises with my students and I’m excited to share them with you.