What is the hardest thing to learn about the guitar?

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Guitar Teacher In Vikaspuri with 10 years of teaching and live performance experience.

1 - Barred chords. 2 - Chords shifting & strumming at same time. 3- Fretting fingers stretching & building callouses. These are few hardest things for beginners who are self teaching from youtube/online. But with a Good Teacher, continuous practice and right technique all these things can be...
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1 - Barred chords. 2 - Chords shifting & strumming at same time. 3- Fretting fingers stretching & building callouses. These are few hardest things for beginners who are self teaching from youtube/online. But with a Good Teacher, continuous practice and right technique all these things can be learned easily without any frustration. Thank you All the best. read less
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Guitar Teacher last 12 years with 30 years experience in film recording industry.

Getting used to pressing the strings with the left hand fingers and learning to play along with the right fingers is the 1st physical part. If you get past the part where you are okay pressing the strings without much effort then you only have to read up with all the existing theory and apply it. A teacher...
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Getting used to pressing the strings with the left hand fingers and learning to play along with the right fingers is the 1st physical part. If you get past the part where you are okay pressing the strings without much effort then you only have to read up with all the existing theory and apply it. A teacher will be able to tell you if you are doing it correctly! read less
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Barre chords are the most hatdest to learn.
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1Augmented chords 2 merging of different scales octave 3 compose solo 4 Shifting of chords 5 strumming with timing
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