Every guitarist has experienced co-ordination problems between their left and right hands at some point in their musical development.
It is extremely important to correctly place blame when certain things go wrong.
Remember to slow everything down to determine which hand is out of sync.
, it's pointless working on picking exercises for your right hand if strength and endurance issues with your left hand is the real problem.
For new players most of the time it's a weak wrist or uncoordinated left hand fingers that's the main area that needs work.
This one fact holds a lot of people back from advancing their guitar playing.
But what if there was a way to strengthen your left hand fingers in less time than you thought possible? Here's the good news: there are lots of ways to build speed and endurance.
Here is just one: How to strengthen your left hand fingers in five steps Step 1 - Start with your first finger behind the first fret, first string and your third finger behind fret three on the second string.
Make certain both fingers come down on the strings simultaneously.
Now swap over, with your first finger on the second string first fret and third finger on the third fret, first string.
Step 2 - Place your first finger behind the first fret, first string and your third finger behind the third fret, third string; now flip your fingers over so that your first finger is now on string three, first fret and your third finger is behind the third fret, first string.
Step 3 - Next place your first finger behind the first fret, first string and your third finger behind the third fret, fourth string ; as before flip your fingers over like this ...
first finger behind first fret, fourth string and third finger behind third fret, first string.
Step 4 - This time put your first finger behind the first fret, first string and your third finger behind the third fret, fifth string; now flip so that we have first finger behind the first fret, fifth string and the third finger behind fret three, string one.
Step 5 - The final step begins with your first finger behind fret one, string one and your third finger behind third fret, string six; time to flip these fingers over; first finger behind first fret, sixth string and third finger behind third fret, first string.
Bonus tip: Use your right hand fingers, not a pick for these exercises, be certain that both hand are coordinated by practicing very s-l-o-w-l-y.
I would recommend practicing these exercises once or twice a week, after a couple of practice sessions you will begin to notice a new strength and accuracy developing in your left hand, which means more fun playing the guitar!