Fretboard Exercises for the

Improvising Guitar Player

Guitar Soloing School Lesson #5

Don’t get me wrong – you need tools like scales. But you need to practice them in a way which is similar to how you’ll actually use them when you improvise.

This is kind of obvious, but many players (including me) fail to do it. They practice in a way which is completely different to how they’ll play when they jam with other musicians.

So, what kind of scale exercises will help you develop into a stronger improviser and equip you with the knowledge you need at the same time?

That’s what I’ll show you in this video lesson. You’ll learn 3 exercises which will help you learn your scales perfectly, and prepare you for when you use them on the bandstand.

So jump in now, and discover how you can massively boost your fretboard knowledge, your improvisational ability, and also your musical ear in Guitar Soloing School lesson #5!

Check out Music Theory for Guitarists here if you haven’t got your copy yet

Check out the Blues Soloing for Guitar series here 

Check out the previous episodes of of Guitar Soloing School below.

Check out Guitar Soloing School Lesson #1 here!

Check out Guitar Soloing School Lesson #2 here!

Check out Guitar Soloing School Lesson #3 here!

Check out Guitar Soloing School Lesson #4 here!

If you want to ramp up your soloing by mastering licks and scales all over the fretboard then check out my CAGED System for Guitar book and video set. Click on the image below to learn more and read reviews!