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About the ShredMentor Strategies

ShredMentor, from the very beginning, has been about achieving the maximum results in the least possible amount of time so you're not squandering time needlessly trying to re-invent the wheel and figure out what works

JS BACH – Sweep Arpeggio Study from BWV 921

This features an interesting section from the intro section of JS Bach's Prelude (Fantasia) in C minor (BWV 921).(And while there is no tablature, but rather diagrams, I included this

21 Must-Know Sweep Arpeggio Shapes Every Guitarist Should Know

Sweep picking can be daunting in the beginning, especially if you don't know any sweep arpeggio "shapes" - but I'm going to solve that for you right now.I've compiled the

Practice Routine Templates: Different Skills Require Different Amounts of Time

Your time is limited, so it MUST be managed well. Far too often, guitarists will SQUANDER an entire practice session on a single skill, allowing themselves to be so consumed

Practicing For Results

How you spend your time means everything, and most people simply do not know how to be productive.There is a 99+% chance that the way you have been practicing needs at

Start Here: How to Get Results with the Total Artist Development System

The course is designed so that you can use it according to your own needs and purposes. You can:→ Pick up from wherever you already are along your journey when

Welcome to the Total Artist Development System

You've now taken a very important step in your musical journey.This course is unlike any other — every step of the way is designed to get very specific results in

Challenge of the Day #72 (with TAB)

Just What Your Alternate Picking NEEDS! (+ Final Sequence of Thirds)

Challenge of the Day #71 (with TAB)

7-String: Sequence of Thirds on a Triad, with Modified Middle-String Zig-Zag

Weekly VIP Challenge #4: Successive Sequence of 6 Runs

This week's VIP Challenge will really put your fretboard knowledge to the test - not to mention your technique!

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