[Europa]

Same here. I usually practise till I get it down completely.

[jon_stggt]

Originally Posted by jayprimm

The most important thing for me was to establish a steady pace that I could sustain long term. My routine for the last six months has settled down to 1-2 hours per day. Improvement comes in time; you just have be patient - very patient in my case.

I can so relate to the being patient comment. Improvement certainly is in such small steps we (certainly me) often think it never happens, but it does.

[GeetarGal101]

I've been playing for a little over 4 months and I've been practicing too much...sometimes 3 or 4 hours a day...and longer than that the past two days. As a result, I'm forced to take a couple of days off to rest the wrist of my fretting hand.

So be careful of over doing it, or you'll end up looking at your guitar and wishing you could play it.

[jimmyzowens]

have a couple of glasses of wine and see how much jammin you can do . i like to practice scales and chords with alot of self expression involved no rules just me runnin up and down the fret board like a trucker on a three day bender

[X4StringDrive]

Originally Posted by GeetarGal101

So be careful of over doing it, or you'll end up looking at your guitar and wishing you could play it.

Good advise GeetarGal101, sure is easy to over do it in the beginning.