Guitar Exercises: 10x Guitar Skills in 10 Minutes a Day: An Arsenal of 100+ Exercises for All Areas (Guitar Exercises Mastery) Paperback – November 10, 2017

The media could not be loaded. My fiance fot this for che king out different practices to help with his finger dexterity and he said it really makes a difference in his playing. I love that he has a great tool or point of reference to use for playing. Definitely worth a try.

As the title says, my aging eyes can actually read these tabs easily as they are boldly contrasted and large enough to see unlike another popular exercise book that I also like, but can't really see well without aides. These exercises are interesting and different from just presenting basic scales as well. Truly useful for a fair price makes it 5 stars!

Update: I successfully downloaded the audio files and bonus book as advertised, just now. Happy to report that it worked without any glitches. The author followed through in what he offered. Much appreciated as the other major piece of his method.Whether from the paper book’s link, the Kindle edition, or the website, the links are all nonfunctioning for downloading the audio tracks. Another buyer complained on his site, and was told that the author was changing his email provider and gave a different link. That also failed. The author should post here and on his own site an explanation in advance so all can know the status of what is advertised. I will revise my rating when this is fixed. Also, I have no problem at all that the exercises are written in tab format. But be aware that the are only in that form, not in the more common dual tab and standard notation form.UPDATE The author kindly offered to privately send the files for the book, if I give him my email address, and I raised my review a star for his effort. While not at all suspicious of the author, this is an insecure means for distributing a mass offering, especially for a new enterprise having internet provider challenges. So I will wait until the issues with distribution are sorted and download normally at that time.The exercises seem promising. It would be helpful to hear how they are supposed to sound prior to picking them out first time, so the audio examples are helpful, useful idea and important part of the book at least personally. Will revise the rating again when the issues are fixed.

I have purchased every Guitar Head books. I have found that they flow nicely, the information is written to guide the reader toward practicing the skills discussed in an orderly and easy manner! The Guitar Tabs and Fret Board books are absolutely outstanding. If you want to learn TABS this is the book to grab. You will understand the concept with every page, and you will find the way it's taught, it's easy to remember. The only criticism that I have for these books are occasional misspelled words. These books will not disappoint you, and if you don't understand something you get Guitar Head's email address and a social network to look for help!

I've learned a lot from a couple other books by the author on scales and the fretboard. I like his approach. I have picked up and put down my guitar many times over the years, because I never really knew what I was doing. And learning to play songs on YouTube only takes you so far. This series of books has renewed my interest, even if I'm only playing for my own entertainment.

I like the book but it's not for beginners at all, unless you can spend a lot of time practising, much more than the impression I first got from the promotion . It's a good book and I believe the author is coming out with one that's more for beginners. FYI, I'm a self taught rhythm guitarist looking to pick up some electric skills.. So the fault probably lies with me.

I loved the book! The language is simple, the content is clear and to the point. The author uses humor as a tool for instruction, and I appreciate that. In just a few days of following the exercise, I have noticed my fingers are reaching higher, they are less stiff, and I can practice a little longer. Now, I just have to teach my fingers not to fly😜! Thank you!

This is now my go-to book of exercises for my regular practice. Well laid out and easy to understand, and I especially love the way it's broken down into different categories, so you can focus on a particular area of playing one day, then another the next, much like a weightlifter will focus on different areas of the body every day. This is a must have for anyone serious about a regular practice regime.