Stop Using Strumming Patterns on Guitar. Use This Instead.

By Andrew Clarke

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Rhythm Made Simple AVAILABLE NOW! Get the launch price (this week only): ► https://andrewclarkeguitar.teachable.com/p/rhythm-made-simple?coupon_code=RMSLAUNCH Most guitarists think that strumming patterns are the end-all-be-all of rhythm guitar. However, there is a much better method used by many great players to make strumming simple. It's called the constant strumming method, and it completely unlocks your strumming hand. In this lesson, I'll teach you all the ins and outs of this guitar technique, how it applies to songs, and how to practice it. If you enjoyed this lesson, be sure to check out my brand new rhythm guitar course Rhythm Made Simple by clicking the link above. P.S. Use the brand new Metronome over on my website: ► https://www.andrewclarkeguitar.com/tools/metronome #rhythmguitar #guitarlesson #guitartutorial _____________________________________________ 📚 More Free Resources: FREE Fretboard Navigation Guidebook: ► https://www.andrewclarkeguitar.com/free-stuff/fr

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