One minute Changes (Guitar Lesson BC-154) Guitar for beginners Stage 5

This is Stage 5, Lesson 4 of Justin's Beginner Guitar Course.

This video shows you more chord combos for your 1 minute speed chord changing exercise.

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Hi how you doing. Justin here.

Welcome to BC-154, the One Minute Changes.

And this is the shortest non guitar lesson you'll probably ever have and I'll probably ever give.

At this stage you should be able to decide

which five pairs of chords you find the hardest

because actually I don't know
which ones you find the hardest

and everyone is slightly different, so you have to pick

the five chords that you find the hardest and

practice changing between them for one minute each.

That's it. That's the end of the lesson.

Well, actually one other little tip for you

If you want to work on your air changes,

which I strongly suggest you should,

try and incorporate the air changes into

your one minute changes

and or alternate your practicing so one day

you do five minutes of just working on air changes

and going from one chord to another chord to another chord to another chord

whatever random chords you feel like

and then the next day you do your five one minute changes.

That's what I would be recommending.

But that's it, that's the end of the lesson.

See you later.

Just get one with it.

Go and do your practicing and or check out the

next lesson where we are going to be talking about

the kind of cool bit of rhythm stuff.