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: Focus on open chords (like G, C, D, and Em), basic strumming patterns , and simple riffs.

: Always end by playing a song you enjoy to keep your motivation high. 4. Maintenance and Setup

: Use finger exercises and scales to get your hands moving. : Focus on open chords (like G, C,

: Replace your strings regularly to maintain a bright, clear tone and prevent breakage.

Consistency is more important than duration. Practicing for is significantly better than a single five-hour session once a week. Maintenance and Setup : Use finger exercises and

: Often easier for beginners because the bodies are thinner, and the strings have lower "action" (height from the fretboard), making them easier to press down.

: Move into barre chords , scales (Major and Pentatonic), and basic music theory to understand how songs are built. Practicing for is significantly better than a single

A poorly set-up guitar can make learning unnecessarily difficult.