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In last week's stream, we showed you how to make a plan for making 2025 your best guitar playing year to date. This week, we're showing you how you can maximise your practice sessions to make that plan into a reality!

In this free live lesson (brought to you by Ciari Guitars), Nick Jennison talks session design, what to work on, when, and for how long. We'll also be answering YOUR questions LIVE!

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New year, new you, but the same tired old licks? Not this year my friend! January always brings with it a wave of motivation to become a better guitar player - but how can you actually capitalise on this new-found desire to become the player you've always wanted to be?

In this stream (brought to you by Ciari Guitars), Nick Jennison talks you through setting goals, reasonable expectations for a year's progress, what to focus on and what to avoid - and we'll be taking YOUR questions live on air!

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So you’ve learned a bunch of ways to visualise the fretboard… but how do you practice this stuff without wanting to set your guitar on fire? Surely it can’t be endless scales, right?

Right! In this stream, Nick Jennison shows you how you can nail your fretboard knowledge in a way that’s fun, engaging and effective.

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FREE LESSON: https://www.licklibrary.com/learn/lessons/tom-quayle/fretboard-visualisation-part-4

In the fourth instalment of our exclusive December live lessons, Nick Jennison shows you how you can take your newfound fretboard knowledge and use it to craft killer solos - and we’ll be answering YOUR questions LIVE!

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In last week's stream, we learned how to find any note on the guitar's neck. Now, while that's a very useful skill, we very rarely play just a single note in isolation: what about chords and scales?

In this week's stream, Nick Jennison shows you the visualisation tactics used by the pros to be able to instantly visualise scales and chords in real time - without relying on shapes!

Speed; the one thing we guitarists can never get enough of. Struggling to execute faster lines, licks and movements can often stop us in our tracks, forcing us to abandon learning 'that solo' midway, or the feeling that certain areas of guitar playing maybe out of reach, behind that troublesome 'speed wall'.

The truth is, developing speed requires a measurable, and measured, approach. With the right application, those faster licks may not be so far out of reach after all. Sam Bell discusses, in this live guitar lesson.

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Fretboard knowledge, and the ability to visualise scales, chords and arpeggios all starts with finding the notes on the neck. You can’t very well play an Fmadd9 arpeggio if you don’t know what an F is!

In this stream, Nick Jennison shows you how you can develop the skill to find any note on the guitar’s neck instantly!

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Are you stuck using box shapes, scale diagrams and fretboard charts? Blindly repeating the same shapes over and over in the hope that it’ll eventually “stick”, and you’ll be able to visualise the entire fretboard the way the pros do?

The reason you can’t see the big picture the way your favourite players can is because not because you aren’t trying hard enough - it’s because you aren’t looking for the right things! In this stream, Nick Jennison shows you what you’ve been missing this whole time…

We guitarists love our faithful minor pentatonic; after all, it’s the bedrock of every great rock and blues solo … right? Not quite. In fact, major tonalities feature in more big hitters than you can shake a pick at - from Sweet Child O’ Mine to Sweet Home Alabama, Van Halen to Stevie Ray Vaughan … the list goes on.

The truth is, whether you’re a die hard rocker, a blues aficionado, or metalhead, a solid grounding in major sounds, harmonies and scale choices are a must to get you through everything from a basic 12 bar blues jam to mastering that next Steve Vai solo. Don’t know where to start? Never fear, Sam Bell is on hand to guide you into the rather uplifting realm of major scale soloing, in this live guitar webinar.

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One of the hardest parts of learning scales on the guitar is just memorising the patterns, right? I mean, there are so MANY of them! How does anyone actually remember all this stuff?

Well, the truth is that there are a couple of simple concepts that - once you know them - unlock the ability to instantly visualise ANY scale pattern... and Nick Jennison us here to show you what they are!