Instructions
Spider exercises help develop finger independence, left/right hand synchronization, and are also an excellent way to warm up or start a practice session.
The first exercise focuses on finger independence.
Make sure to move only the finger whose note is being picked, keeping the other fingers in place on the frets.
The second exercise will help you work on string skipping to gain precision with the right hand.
You should quickly get used to the small movements and gain more flexibility in your left hand. Keep in mind that the benefits of this type of exercise will show up in many other techniques (chord changes, rhythm, sweep picking, arpeggio playing...).
Work with a metronome and only speed up once you feel comfortable and are no longer making mistakes.
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Exercice 1
IMPORTANT: For this spider exercise, make sure to move only one finger at a time. The fingers whose notes aren't being played should stay in place. Start very slowly and focus on clean playing.
Exercice 2
This spider exercise works on string skipping. Stay clean and start slowly to internalize the small movements and the string skips with the right hand.
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