Small hands are not not able to learn the electric guitar well

Small hands mean that the fingers are relatively short, and it is more difficult or impossible to play something with a large span. But that's not to say you can't play the guitar.

Long fingers have the advantage of long fingers, you can play some fancy technical things in the lower position, and short fingers also have the advantage of short fingers, you can play more fancy and gorgeous techniques than long fingers with both hands, so first despise the teacher who went to the piano shop to talk about you.

Playing the guitar is generally practiced from the acoustic guitar, because the strings of the acoustic guitar are thicker and harder, so practicing on the acoustic guitar can make the fingers get a good exercise.

You said that you still can't play after two weeks of learning, don't worry, the so-called buy guitar he gives in the general piano shop really doesn't really help much, at most he teaches a few songs, and he doesn't explain the most important exercises or techniques in depth. The so-called "master brings in the door to practice on his own" is like this.

At first, I was not very used to pressing my fingers, but after a long time, it was better to take it slowly. I was frustrated and gave up for a while because of my short fingers, but with constant practice, I don't feel depressed anymore. Hehe.

Once you've mastered the most basic 7 chords and mastered the most basic plucking, you're good to go. So getting started is easy. The key is to rely on your own continuous practice in order to learn more deeply. So "practice practice......"That's the way to be no-two.

Short hands have an impact on learning guitar, you can't become a master, you can become a master with hard work Some chords with a large span you can't do anything For example, can you press dmaj7 with a large horizontal press in 2 frets? Small hands are special chords that are more difficult to press or can't be pressed It depends on how far you pursue Agree with the above statement: guitar, ** is a matter of our lifetime

My hands are also very small, but in fact, learning to play the guitar has no inevitable connection with the size of the hand, the key is whether you have the determination to learn, whether you have a good connection, in fact, there are many difficult chords Many people with large hands will also feel difficult, so small hands are not a problem, and with more practice, you can feel that your hands are much wider than before, so the key is practice. Of course, it is understandable that people with small hands will pay more than those with large hands, but it doesn't matter, you can do it with perseverance.

No one can learn well in two weeks Small hands are small Then there is no problem It will be a little disadvantaged But the guitar is not all played by fingers How small are your hands? |Can the index finger and little finger cross the 3 4 fret strings? It's good to figure it out by yourself The important thing is to open your fingers Many people start to learn the piano when their fingers unconsciously lean together You solve this problem first, let's talk about it, practice more climbing lattice, scales are very useful!

It's boring, and you can't help it, you just think of it as a time to be happy or enjoyable.

Small hands are not an obstacle!

That's not right at all!

Novices will struggle to press the strings at the beginning stage. Don't have an inferiority complex, you're no worse than anyone else!

As for how long it takes to get started, you can't look at the length of time, it mainly depends on the efficiency of each time you learn, find a good teacher, the efficiency is higher, and you can learn by yourself in 2 months and 10 classes;

The teacher you're looking for is simply. It's rubbish!

When you first learn the guitar, you can read the staff first;

Don't give up, small hands may not be able to play, do more exercises to climb the lattice and wide hands, so that the joints of the hands are opened, you can, and there are some tricks, more practice will be experienced, I hope it can help you.

Have you heard of the band 20088? The child inside is only a year old. I guess my hands are smaller than you, but they still play well, and they still use the big piano, so as long as you have the confidence and practice well, you will definitely succeed.

You can use your right hand to break between the fingers of your left hand (except between your thumb and index finger, of course) to make it bigger and more flexible.

1. I have good news for you, playing the piano can make your fingers thinner and longer, but it takes a long time to persist and connect with a large number of fingers.

2. Some of my students have poor finger conditions, but their ability to learn the piano is stronger than those with good finger conditions, and you can think about the reason, that is, as an amateur guitarist, talent is secondary, and hard work is the most important.

3. More practice is the last word.

How can anyone not learn well because of small hands! You won't overcome the difficulties on your own, people say that you can't play with small hands, so you really won't play? When others say that, you should try to prove it to them.

The point is not that your hands are small, but whether you have the determination!

It's unlikely that you can become a professional guitarist with short fingers, but as a general repertoire, and playing and singing songs, there is no problem at all. It mainly depends on the method of practice, the correctness of the posture.

Practice more hands, don't be too thick key fingers, like me, always stained with other sounds, scolded by the teacher, thin fingers can make up for the small hand, if the fingers are long and thin, it is quite a good physiological condition.

Unless you don't want to play, do you want to play or do you have to play, ask yourself, others are just influences, it only shows that you are not firm enough, and the real decision is up to you.

It's not that it can't, it's just that it's more difficult.

People with small hands will have a hard time with wide fingers.

Just practice your broad fingers a lot, and then your hands will get bigger

Well, I'm a man, and my fingers are a little short, so I may suffer a lot when I practice arpeggios.

But don't give up, contact more, aren't there still blind photographers, nothing is impossible through your own efforts.

I've learned keyboards and I've learned guitar.

Keyboard is 4 and a half years old to start.

At that time, the teacher said that I was too young.

Later, I still went.

Now the hand may be talking about the keyboard, the fingers are very large.

I don't know if guitar and keyboard have anything to do with each other, but you have to practice.

The stave, I was slow at first, but it would be nice to look at it.

It is recommended that you find a stave if you are fine. Ahh

Train!!! B.B. King, one of the world's best* blues guitarists, doesn't play guitar at all.

With the carpenter, yes.

However, he can play the acoustic guitar for five minutes with only his left hand without repetition or break.

I don't believe that I am looking for ** on the Internet.

I'm up a few floors, and they're all very good, and I can say the same thing as them

However, it should be said that it is not determined by the small hands at all, but by the talent and diligence

Definitely suffers. Of course, you can learn it well.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, I also went from learning guitar from the beginning, to self-exploration, and then to teaching others to learn guitar, along the way, I dare not say how high my guitar level is, but I have some experience in guitar.

Let me tell you clearly that small hands can play the guitar. Many of my younger brothers and sisters at school have asked me a lot of questions that seem to be related to playing the guitar but have little to do with it, and I know that this is a problem that beginners will definitely face. I still remember having a similar experience when I first got involved with the guitar.

Back to the source of the problem, playing guitar chords is a basic skill, and small hands are only objective factors, which cannot be used as a reason why we can't play the guitar well. In the beginning we can play some simple chords such as am, em, e, which do not require much finger span. Slowly, practice chords such as G, C, DM, etc., so that after mastering some of the most common simple chords, you can learn some simple songs and increase your interest.

If you really want to say whether the size of the hand has an effect on pressing the chord, I think the friends who have learned the guitar love and hate the big horizontal press, and the big horizontal press has high requirements for the strength and span of the fingers, so the size of the hand will more or less have an ant-like size effect.

However, this is only a small problem, not enough to stop you from learning the guitar, since you love something, then try to do it, like the saying goes, anything that can't beat me will make me strong, come on.

People with small hands are also suitable for learning guitar, small hands are not the key, the key is whether you really like the guitar personally