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Tip and tricks during the warm up would be well appreciated.

So far I found stretching to be the best.

Posted by The Manic Demented 395 days 6 hours 20 minutes ago

The best way to work through a speed wall is practise until you can't go any faster, then don't work on that particular piece or exercise for about 5 days. You'll be suprised how much more natural it feels if you take a break for a while, and then you can build it up more from there

Posted by b0b1918 391 days 23 hours 56 minutes ago

yeah but i get burned out on stuff really eay so anything for someone on the novice level tryin to get more finger dexterity without getting burned out on it?

Posted by maniac myers 234 days 6 hours 47 minutes ago

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