A New Approach to the Blues Scale By Glenn Proudfoot published 9 July 19 Create unique and distinctly challenging licks and runs with this different approach to the blues scale.
Expanding Minor Pentatonic Ideas with Three-Notes-Per-String Phrases By Glenn Proudfoot published 14 May 19 Break free of the two-notes-per-string approach by combining it with three-notes-per-string patterns using sweep picking.
Expanding Diminished-Seven Arpeggio Shapes Across the Fretboard By Glenn Proudfoot published 23 October 18 Learn some new shapes that work across great stretches of the fretboard in diverse, expansive ways.
An Allan Holdsworth-Inspired Pentatonic Run By Glenn Proudfoot published 6 September 18 Learn a terrific and challenging Allan Holdsworth-inspired lick.
Loud & Proud: Creating Alien Guitar Sounds by Combining Wide Stretches with Legato Techniques By Glenn Proudfoot published 5 June 14
Sick Licks: Achieving That "Alien" Sound With a Shawn Lane-Inspired Lick By Glenn Proudfoot published 19 July 12
Sick Licks: Practice Playing Intricate Patterns Up and Down the Neck By Glenn Proudfoot published 10 July 12
Sick Licks: Crazy Combination of the Whole Tone, Diminished and Pentatonic Scales By Glenn Proudfoot published 20 June 12
Sick Licks: Create Wide-Open Arpeggios by Fretting With Your Thumb By Glenn Proudfoot published 13 June 12
Sick Licks: Combining the Natural E Minor Pentatonic, Flat 5 and Major 3rd Pentatonic Scales By Glenn Proudfoot published 6 June 12
Sick Licks: Create Longer Legato Lines by Fretting With Your Right Hand By Glenn Proudfoot published 31 May 12
Loud & Proud: Building Patterns in the Pentatonic Scale, Part 2 By Glenn Proudfoot published 29 February 12
Loud & Proud: Building Patterns in the Pentatonic Scale, Part 1 By Glenn Proudfoot published 22 February 12 In the first edition of Glenn Proudfoot's new Guitar World column, "Loud & Proud," the Australian guitarist looks at a few simple ways of building patterns inside the pentatonic box.