Guitar Practice Guide: A Practice Guide for Guitarists and other Musicians by Gareth Evans

Author:Gareth Evans [Evans, Gareth]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Intuition Publications
Published: 2018-12-12T16:00:00+00:00

Coordination

Most of the time in our day-to-day lives we use our hands in ways that don’t require independent coordination for each finger. That is to say that for most things we do, when more than one finger is used, the fingers act together at the same time, often (although not always) with the thumb opposite. For example holding a steering wheel, using a remote control, scratching your head, eating with a knife and fork, holding most kinds of sports equipment / racquet, using a spork (half spoon half fork), opening or closing a window or door, feeding your pet, using tools to build things, doing washing up, using cooking utensils, using a knork (half knife half fork), brushing or combing our hair. The list goes on. Even the more intricate tasks of holding a pen, pencil, soldering iron or paintbrush to write, draw, solder or paint, involve only the thumb and one or more fingers gripping at the same time.

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