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  • lol, yeah man unfortunately for me my technique isn't that great. I didn't realize until I got my Pebber binder together and started
    doing your exercises. Never heard of most of them. So I guess I will stay in 1 and 2 until I get that down pretty well. There is
    so much in both modules to do so I have alot of work to do. I have all of the pdf files for module 1 and 2 printed out and in the binder
    and watch your videos to make sure they are done correctly. I also realized I can always have my guitar with me unplugged
    if I can't be in the studio (basement). Which means I can do exercises in small increments when I am not being disturbed. So i
    will have more practice time. Thanks again for all you do bro, it's over the top coolness and it is appreciated greatly.

    Matt

  • Thank you pebber. And your right I can't do 6 hour sessions. I just did module 1 and 2 well pieces of both for about 45 minutes.
    Here's the thing though I have read that you should focus on modules 1 and 2 for about a year? I have heard you say in your
    Videos that's it's not wise to jump around a lot because you won't retain the work. So
    I am a bit confused on if I should jump around to all 7 or just stick to the first two modules.
    I also play in an original band so I need time to go over songs which falls into
    Module 7. I guess I have to choose what I need to work on the most
    When I am picking out the work in the modules correct?

  • Hey everyone. I have been playing guitar for 11 years, mostly rhythm guitar. I found PB about a year ago and have copied down all of the pdf's and the daily practice routine. My thing is, I'm 38 and have a family and day job, so my hours of practice unfortunately for me are limited to about an hour a day maybe a bit more. Is the daily practice routine mainly for lead guitar work.
    I am curious to know because I mainly play rhythm. But if the routine is for the all around guitar players technique
    then I want to dive in. I love the discipline of PB and how he motivates that we all suck lol.
    My other question may be a stupid one but is being 38 too old to begin on this journey of the
    daily practice schedule? I know it's better to have started as a teen, but I didn't. I guess if you need
    to be practicing 8 hours a day to get this I pretty much at this stage can't do that. I wish I could but
    I can't. Also is it better to go through all the modes in a practice session or better to pick one or two and work on them.
    And if that's the case is it beneficial to switch it up every week or stick to the same thing until you get it down.
    I know I should focus on what my weakness is, but I just wanted an idea about the whole routine.

    Thanks

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