The more the guitar practiced, the more regressed

Hehe, it's okay, your situation is very similar to what I was at the beginning, I also play the guitar, beginners will have such an annoying experience! The so-called fatigue period. Including practicing typing, learning to skip rope, etc.

I just started learning acoustic guitar and now I'm switching to electric guitar.

You just have to practice, no matter if you feel regressive or not, if you feel too stuck, stop and practice again, but you still have to practice, and after a week or so, you will find that the sudden transition becomes very smooth, really.

I've been in a situation like you during the time when I practiced chords, plucking, and plucking, and I felt okay when I first learned it, but after practicing it for two or three days, I felt very stuck, which made me feel very annoyed and strange. But stick to it for a week or so and you'll suddenly win without you knowing!

It should be a period of fatigue, it will be fine after a while, don't be discouraged, everything is like this.

Relax and exert yourself.

This balance is important.

It is also a headache for many musical instrument teachers to this day.

Instrument playing should be relaxed.

But at the same time, you have to exert force.

You need a balance.

Relax your body with your fingertips pressing.

Find that feeling.

There is nothing good to be gained from blind practice.

Unless you have a problem with your method, it is impossible to regress the more you practice.

Practice slowly, and pay more attention to timbre and sound quality when practicing. Practice every day.

This question is probably confusing many people who like guitars; I was excited to learn the guitar, but I didn't have the interest to play it, let alone learn it, why is that?

So let's discuss this issue today, the following is my personal opinion, if you have other views, you may wish to discuss it together.

1.There was no time.

There is no time to estimate that it is mainly for people who are already working, because this problem does not exist in the student days, especially college students, who have a lot of spare time, and middle and high school students can take advantage of the winter and summer vacations.

So let's talk about the people who have worked, maybe they are very tired after work every day, plus some pressure of life, although they like the guitar very much and want to practice, but they really don't have the energy and time. In this case, we can only talk about the rest time and the degree of liking.

So, if you really like guitar, I'm sure you'll have the time and energy. In fact, every day after work, playing a few relaxing tunes is also a kind of relaxation and leisure, which will seem very comfortable. Of course, the difference lies in whether you are willing to give up the time to play games, watch TV, and **.

2.I feel that the level of guitar playing has not improved.

The guitar is finally getting started, mastering some chord fingering and some basic rhythm patterns, and I can also play a few relatively simple tracks, but I always feel that something is missing, either the rhythm is not in place, or the chords are not in place, and the tracks that are played are also very rough, and it doesn't sound like that taste. In short, I feel like I'm not in the groove.

In this case, the learning method is incorrect, and the next thing to do is to find the right learning method. First of all, it is very important to learn to arrange the practice time reasonably, and then practice with a purpose. When you have a reasonable practice time and practice goals, as long as you follow the time every day, achieve each small goal little by little, and finally persevere, I believe that your guitar playing level will definitely improve.

3.There is no atmosphere of guitar learning.

It was really fatal, because I remember when I first started learning guitar because the atmosphere was very strong.

In this regard, if you really don't have anyone around you to play guitar, then you need to learn to take the initiative to create an atmosphere, for example, if you are a college student, you can join a school guitar-related association or organization. If you have been working in the society, you can go to a training class if you have the time to do so, if you don't have time to go to the training class, you can use your free time to participate in some social activities on the guitar, or to meet some people who like to play guitar, now the network is so developed, I believe you can find it, of course, you should also be careful with the progress, because although the network is good, but there are a lot. In this way, slowly, your circle will become popular, and the atmosphere of playing guitar will naturally be there.

Playing guitar with a few people is definitely faster than playing it alone, so you can give it a try.

Well, I will share so much today, if there is something wrong, I hope you will forgive me.