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Hi People,

Do any of my fellow members know of any websites where i can find pictures of the hand positions when people are play various chords and also the correct posture when playing the guitar sat down (accoustic), would the strap take weight or my knee?

I have a few books but know seem veryt good at close pics of hand positions

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This site actually has those, if you look at the top header and click the chord pictorial link, you will see how Kirk holds some of the chords.

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http://guitarprinciples.com/Guitar_T...ue/sitting.htm

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I think if you cruise around Kirk's teachings you'll find a lot of videos with just that sort of thing.

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just play wat is fast to you, thats how i do chords, and i have gotten great at switching, just practice alot and try to find the shortcuts in between.

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Actually, if the first post said that on top the website is the link, and its there. But I'll post the link directly to it anyways
www .guitarforbeginners. com/chord_picsA.html

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