Adrian Galysh

Learn how to give your solos elements that'll keep audiences listening

Improve your hand strength with this tapping workout.

Help your right- and left-hand technique by tackling string skipping, octave displacement and large intervals.

These nuggets will give your playing some interesting variations and patterns you can mix and match while navigating the fretboard.

Add some interesting elements to your playing and give your solos the contrast that will keep your audience listening.

Learn a pentatonic scale workout that helps you get the five positions of the scale memorized and under your fingers.

Not only will this lesson help expand your musical vocabulary, but it may also change how you visualize and navigate the fretboard.

Learn how to give your solos a musical, vocal-like quality.

Improve your tapping skills with this two-hand workout.

This lesson will help you get the seven positions of the major scale memorized, increase your left-hand strength and deliver some great-sounding sequences.

Take simple three note arpeggios and learn how to play them seamlessly over three octaves.

This scale can profoundly expand the scope of your solos.

This practice routine'll help you get from one chord to the next with ease.

This lesson can expand your musical vocabulary, and change how you visualize and navigate the fretboard.

Welcome to Part 6 of my series of lessons, "Rut Busters for Guitarists." These lessons are aimed at breaking through barriers that might be keeping you from improving as a guitarist.