A Science-Based Approach to Mastering Guitar
Everyone wants to play better, and technique is the key to doing that. By looking at your technique through a science-based approach to anatomy and movement you can improve faster than just running repetitions over and over again.
What You Get:
Monthly live webinar with Q&A and player’s response.
A new technique each month, with real world examples from some of the greatest players of all time.
Detailed practice routines for every week, including daily exercises, riffs & licks that highlight the technique of the month.
Breakdown of the technique and how you can learn to fix your own playing.
Access to every previous Hand Mechanics workshop from the past. All the webinars, practice routines, & exercises from every month before you joined!
You don’t have to guess what you should be practicing anymore, simply follow the schedule and watch your technique rapidly improve.
Start playing the more challenging songs you’ve always wanted to tackle but couldn’t.
Become a Hand Mechanic.
The next workshop is on April 20, 2023. Register now and RSVP!
What you’LL learn IN April
Mastering The Pinky
-Why is the pinky always the hardest finger to use?…And how to change that
-How to stop the pinky from curling inward & reducing your stretch
-The secret to powerful hammer-ons & pull-offs using the little finger
-Exercises ranging from warm-ups to ultra-difficult…designed to provide you with endless material for improving your technique.
-A detailed 4-week practice guide so you can play comfortbaly using bends in just one month!
Less than $0.75 per day!!!$25/month
$19/month
Previous Workshops Include:
- Fast vs Slow Twitch Muscles
How they influence your playing & how to build more and gain speed - Vibrato
The techniques & style of vibrato that can help make your playing more expressive. - Alternate Picking
The secret behind alternate picking & how you can boost up your speed & attack using 3 simple steps - The Physics of Legato
Why slurs are so difficult & how to change that. Make hammer ons & pull offs easy by using correct finger position and the “opposite motion” concept. - Many more technical subjects including speed, playing pain free & practice strategies.
MAX RICH
Professional Guitarist
I’m a professional guitarist with a passion for helping students achieve their goals on the instrument. I learned about the importance of understanding anatomy the hard way…through trial & error. My goal is to save students the time and frustration by showing them how connection between their own physiology and improving their guitar technique.
My education as a classical guitarist and my career as a session player have given me the tools to analyze students’ technique and help create systems that actually provide real results.
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