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hello and welcome to the final workout

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where we're going to combine everything

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we've worked on so far and make some

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real music we're gonna play a chord

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progression starting with G major

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and one two

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three

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four and let it ring out for two bars

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three

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four and two

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two and get ready to change to E minor

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also holding it for two bars or in other

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words eight Beats

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now get ready to move to C major

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two three

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four two

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two

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three get ready for D major right now

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all right we're gonna play this

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progression three more times

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starting again on G major

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four and one

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[Music]

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more now if you're feeling really

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comfortable with this get ready to move

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to E minor you can strum

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a little more frequently if you wanted

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to just see what happens if you add an

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extra strum in there

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while of course remembering to move to

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the next chord

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the right beat that's the most

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[Music]

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free to give that a try the most

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important thing if you're going to add

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that additional strum is that it's in

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time and locked into the track so just

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make sure that you're lining up your

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extra strum with something going on in

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the track

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all that being said of course just focus

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on letting those chords ring out if

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that's all you're comfortable with for

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now that's totally okay either way is

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great get ready to move to C major

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all right and D major is coming up

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always be thinking ahead to the next

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chord you have to move to

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you know thinking about what fingers

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have to move where and of course if

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you're still working on that fluidity

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you can start setting up the next chord

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a little bit earlier just so that you

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land there on time

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and this is our last time through this

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progression

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get ready for E minor

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so we're going to ramp things up a

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little bit

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it's just good sometimes just like you

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do when you're actually working out to

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build things up to something challenging

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scale them back down again you know and

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rest a bit and then build it back up to

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a harder progression

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all right

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now let's get ready to hold each of the

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chords in the progression for only one

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bar four counts

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one two

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three get ready to move to E minor two

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three move to C major and of course

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we're going to end the progression with

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a D major

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going to repeat this a bunch of times

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[Music]

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you might find that you get into a bit

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of a meditative State playing

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changes over and over again

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you're just working out here with the

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guitar and

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once you're able to do this fluidly

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you'll have a really great chord

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progression under your fingers that you

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will definitely be able to get a lot of

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mileage out of because it's used in so

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much music

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you might already recognize this chord

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progression

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[Music]

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let's keep going and just like before

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you can add some extra strums in there

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if you really want to just try it out

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or just let it ring out

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like I was saying before the most

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important thing is to have

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the chords coming in on the beat they're

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meant to right on the downbeat you know

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beat one of each bar and of course have

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everything wring out

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like that could have been a little

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better so I'm gonna adjust my fingers

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and get ready to move to C major

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and you might find that

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some of the chords come out like that

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that's okay just be ready to come back

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in for the next chord keep going

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let's keep the momentum going

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and you might find that your fingers are

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getting super sore at this point it's

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totally normal feel free to take a

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little break and just shake fingers out

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for a second and then just jump right

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back in with the next chord g major and

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this is our last time through the

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progression

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with this type of duration of no

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clothing

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we're going to keep this up but we're

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going to actually strum more often we're

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going to strum each chord every two

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beats like this one two three four get

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ready for E minor I'm strumming every

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two beats move to C major

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[Music]

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and D major and what makes this super

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challenging is you have a little bit

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less time

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set up for the next chord

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and of course like I've been saying this

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whole time you can cut some of the cords

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a little shorter if you still need that

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extra time

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set up for the following cord that's

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totally okay

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and as always be thinking ahead to the

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next chord you have to play all right

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I'm playing G I'm already thinking ahead

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to E minor

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E minor I'm already thinking ahead to C

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major

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I'm already thinking about D major where

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do my fingers have to move next

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all right nice let's keep going

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and at this point your fingers might be

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super sore that's totally okay

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after this exercise we're gonna take

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just a little bit of a break shake out

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our fingers a little bit

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of course if you really need to take a

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quick break now in between and just jump

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back in when you're ready

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[Music]

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foreign

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keep up the great work

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[Music]

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I know I would have found this exercise

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super challenging when I was first

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starting on the guitar I found chord

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changes pretty hard so that's why we

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wanted to create these workouts

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to give you a way to just follow along

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with me and improve a little bit every

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time you do it of course you can come

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back to these workouts as many times as

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you want

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foreign

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we're getting close to the last time the

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break is coming soon don't worry we're

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almost there all right this is our final

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time [Music]

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we're so close to being done

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this last exercise before our break all

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right

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stretch your hand out good stretch each

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finger individually you could shake your

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hand out a little bit

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what we're going to do next is just

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build upon what we've done so far in

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this workout we're going to play the

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progression

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but we're going to strum

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Every Beat Just Like This

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this is pretty challenging so don't

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worry

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if you don't get it right away you can

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come back to this exercise as many times

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as you need to now you might be

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recognizing

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[Music]

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certain songs that go this progression

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[Music]

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there's so many songs that have this

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progression

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are you this is just one example

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[Music]

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all right we're almost there and by the

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way that was the Unchained Melody you

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know famous 50s

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but there are so many songs that use

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these chords [Music]

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chord and says our final time almost

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after this this is our final final time

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right now

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I could have been more clear about that

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but what I mean to say is this is the

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final time all right we're almost there

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[Music]

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okay this is this is it we're moving to

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D major that's our final chord and now

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and on G major and let it ring out

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beautiful

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all right that's the end of the workout

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this chord progression is not only great

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practice

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as far as your technical guitar skills

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go but like I was saying there are so

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many songs that use this progression

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hundreds if not thousands of songs so

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it's so worth working on and I hope you

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enjoy it like I said come back to this

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workout as many times as you want to I

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hope you have a great day

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Ready to level up your playing? Enjoy your free 7-day trial to Guitareo! 🔥🎸 ► https://www.guitareo.com/trial Here we are at the final part of Ayla’s beginner guitar workout series. In this practice-along, you’ll combine everything you’ve worked on so far to play an entire chord progression utilizing four different chords. The guitar chords you’ll be playing are G major, E minor, C major, and D major. If you need to work on any of these chord transitions specifically, you can find those exercises here: G and Em: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loHMELy5o18 Em and C: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoFPCaNGDmA C and D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sId36vb1ucc D and G: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNiCl_O4eM8 Just getting started on the acoustic guitar? Get free access to our 6-video course here 😎 ► https://www.guitareo.com/free-acoustic-guitar-lessons ______________________________________________________ Chapters 0:00 - Hello, Internet! 0:09 - Strum each chord and hold for 2 Bars 2:45 - Strum each chord and hold for 1 Bar 5:03 - Strum every 2 Beats and change chords every 4 Beats 7:30 - Rest 7:50 - Strum every Beat and change chords every 4 Beats 9:42 - Workout complete! ______________________________________________________ About Ayla Tesler-Mabe: Ayla has been making waves in the world of guitar playing as a professional guitarist, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer, since the early age of 14. After only been playing for two years, her first YouTube video (a rendition of John Mayall’s “Hideaway”) put her on the map and kickstarted her music career. She has since been featured in Rolling Stone magazine, become a member of the Ernie Ball and Fender family of artists, and earned various Berklee College of Music scholarships. Musically, Ayla finds great pleasure in exploring the numerous avenues available to her through various styles of music, as seen through her work with Calpurnia and Ludic. Follow Ayla Tesler-Mabe: ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ►Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ►YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqY9L3NQInsCY7pJHTVOHlA Follow us: ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ►Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@guitareoofficial ► The Riff Blog: https://www.guitareo.com/riff/

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