WingerRules
Kickstand Magnate
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- May 4, 2023
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That is not uncommon to overpressure some notes on certain chords. ESPECIALLY when your hand starts to get tired. You overcompensate. I’ve caught myself doing it before. I had to force myself to not squeeze as hard, and the pressure wasn’t required to properly fret the notes, I was just overdoing it.I was just talking to one of my old band mates and told of the problem I am experiencing. He said my grip was too tight. It’s the fretted part of this particular bar chord. I just picked up my guitar now and modified my finger placement. It’s a little awkward but with practice tonight I should be fine. Using the old noggin or what’s left of it. It just feels a tad weird!!
I have this but I hate it. I think I used this maybe once or twice in over 13 years. I can’t even do a full compression with my left baby finger that I broke almost two years ago. Adapt and adjust.
I adjusted the spring setting on this as well. I guess I could use it for 3 fingers. I think with the amt of time I am spending playing nightly I don’t really think I need this. Maybe I do. Idk.
And I have one of these grip exercisers as well and rarely use it. In theory, it should be great. A good example is, if that pinky isn’t as strong as the others, you can exercise it more to build strength. But I prefer the regular full grip exerciser, and use them every night before and after playing. Before, to stretch and warm up my hand, after to get more reps in to help strengthen.