194 - The 100 Hour Rule: Building Momentum in Guitar Practice
- S1E194
- 15:52
- August 9th 2024
Welcome to the Beginner Guitar Academy podcast, where we explore effective strategies for mastering the guitar.
In today's episode, we delve into the 100-hour rule, a simple yet powerful concept that can revolutionize your guitar learning journey.
Host Paul Andrews breaks down the math, explaining how dedicating just 17 minutes a day to practice can lead to 100 hours of practice over a year.
He emphasizes the importance of consistency, and regular practice, and how they build muscle memory, mental engagement, motivation, and momentum.
Paul also shares practical tips for integrating the 100-hour rule into your busy life and highlights the inspiring progress of a BGA member who achieved a 300-day practice streak.
Join us as we uncover the transformative potential of the 100-hour rule and its impact on your guitar skills.
Beginner Guitar Academy
This podcast is for beginner guitarist who want to take the confusion out of learning and the pain out of practice
Meet the Host
Paul Andrews has been playing the guitar for 21 years and teaching guitar for over 16 years. During this time he has taught in numerous state and private schools and now runs his own guitar school in his home town of Ashford, Kent where he teaches around 100 students a week.
He is the author of the Amazon bestseller ‘Learn to Play Electric Guitar‘ and has written articles for Acoustic guitar, Play Guitar and Teach Guitar magazines.
Paul is also the creator and teacher at Beginner Guitar Academy, the online guitar school for beginners where we focus on taking the confusion out of learning and the pain out of practice.
