Older Adult Beginner Guitar Lessons
Friendly, Relaxing Guitar Lessons in Bath or Online - You Choose
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Do You Think It’s Too Late to Start Playing Guitar?
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Do You Want to Keep Your Brain Active and Engaged?
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Do You Want to Keep Those Fingers Flexible?
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Do You Need a Proven Method That Works?
If the above sounds good, you can get started today with a free trial lesson by clicking the box below.
STEP 1
We establish what you want to achieve and how we can work together to overcome any mental hurdles you might have (if any) with regards to age.
3 Steps to Mastering Guitar as an Older Adult
STEP 2
With patience and kindness, I will introduce you to my method of teaching and write you out a 30 minute practice routine each week that focuses how to improve your guitar playing whilst also enjoying the process.
STEP 3
You continue to build confidence in your playing abilities as you nail your practice routine month by month to become someone who can make the joy of guitar part of their life.
What You Will Learn
An enjoyable practice routine that makes you better
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How to play songs by your favourite artists
A super easy way to memorize the string notes
Simple exercises to help you learn and change between chords
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How to stay motivated and keep things fun
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How to read chord diagrams
What scales are and why they’re important
How to play a range of single string melodies
A comprehensive approach to strumming patterns
How to learn songs by ear
Some basic music theory to accelerate your learning
Five Benefits to Learning Guitar as an Older Adult
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​Cognitive Stimulation: Learning to play the guitar involves memory, concentration, and problem-solving. It can help improve cognitive function, memory, and mental agility, which is particularly important for older adults looking to keep their minds sharp.
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Stress Reduction: Playing the guitar can be a relaxing and stress-relieving activity. The act of strumming or fingerpicking can be a soothing way to unwind and reduce stress and anxiety, promoting overall mental well-being.
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Improved Dexterity: Guitar playing requires fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Older adults can benefit from improved finger strength and dexterity, which can have positive effects on everyday activities and hand health.
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Social Interaction: Guitar playing naturally opens doors to social connection. Many students enjoy playing music for friends or family, sharing their progress, and reconnecting with old musical passions.
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Creative Outlet: Playing the guitar is a creative outlet that allows older adults to express themselves through music. Writing songs or arranging music can be a fulfilling way to channel creativity and connect with their artistic side.
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