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🎸 NEW PRACTICE PACK: The Relaxed Picking Pack

I've held my pick the same way for years - and it was quietly capping my speed the whole time. Turns out it wasn't technique, it was pressure.

This week's pack fixes the 4 things actually holding your picking hand back:

❌ Gripping too hard (and fighting your own hand) ✅ The exact pressure test I use with every student

❌ Pick sitting flat and catching the string ✅ The angle fix that lets it glide through cleanly

❌ One fixed angle for every string transition ✅ Adjusting angle by direction so transitions stop fighting you

❌ Pick rotating or sliding mid-phrase ✅ A stability check you can run every 30 seconds

👉 DOWNLOAD THE PACK HERE:

Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ACK_CTsOIWtWDg2Zd88jEi2Nh3M1_tZh?usp=sharing

Dropbox (Backup): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/k10yn9lgnlzgskcrtqva9/ABVpX4wGK2sIw7LJ-ooIse4?rlkey=d8id8mho8yj2ocia7fnjqsdgx&st=4d1xpgut&dl=0

📦 WHAT'S INCLUDED

Tabs for all 4 exercises

Guitar Pro files

Backing tracks

Play-along videos

Full ebook breakdown

Your pick grip is either quietly helping you or quietly capping you. Let's find out which.

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Paco Jazztorius

I drill holes in my picks—I can totally relax my picking hand and never drop my pick.

Darin G

I was told years ago by a guitar teacher that if he reaches to my hand, he should have no problem removing the pick from my fingers. He described it as the pick is balancing between the fingers, the fingers are not "holding" the pick.