| Posted: 20 Jul 2010 04:21 | ||
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| I wanted to play the guitar, but my fingers will not do what I want them to. I can't get them spread apart enough. any suggestions. thanks | ||
| Posted: 26 Jul 2010 16:57 | ||
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 I'm just begining too, couldn't reach the chords at first (G, C, D) but my friend who is teaching me told me to keep streching my fingers and within a couple of tries I was stretching five frets without moving my thumb, hope that encourages you.
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| Posted: 04 Dec 2010 01:02 | ||
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| start with all four fingers on the fret board at the same time in the first second third and fourth frets, pluck or strike the 1st string fourth fret, lift that finger but keep it in that area, strike the 1st string third fret, lift 1st string second fret, lift 1st string 1st fret, start all over with the second string fourth fret and so on going all the way down to the sixth string, and then walk the whole operation back up to where u started. do that every time you practice for as long as you can and soon you will b able to tell any finger where to go so to speak!! | ||
| Posted: 22 Feb 2011 02:13 | ||
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| Hey minijoyj, what the raver says is the best thing to, way to go raver. However don't neglect to work your way up the neck as well as up the strings. You have to remember, the last time your mind had to tell your fingers what to do was when you were about 2 years old trying to hold a piece of chalk or a crayon. Also, know that your pinky, until you started playing guitar, never did a days work in its life. Think about it. Good luck | ||
| Posted: 26 Nov 2011 20:07 | ||
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I like your comment Rotek... 
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