Ep35 – Winter Warm-Up Rituals for When Your Fingers Feel as Cold as the “Gatekeeper’s” Icy Heart

This week’s episode is all about warm-ups. Today, we are looking at tips that will help you warm up your hands before you play.

 

There’s nothing worse than trying to play with cold hands. This can be frustrating, painful, and can even lead to injuries. It’s especially challenging in wintertime when it’s freezing cold outside. It’s important to get your hands and fingers warmed up to a decent temperature. To help you do this, I give you some useful warm-up tips to get the blood flowing in your fingers.

 

In addition to preventing injury, warm-ups also help you to get the most out of your guitar practice. In today’s episode, I talk about the different issues that might come up when you dive straight into your practice without a warm-up. I talk about ways to avoid the “Death Grip”, strumming mistakes, and other bad habits taught by the “Gatekeeper” of the Acoustic Asylum.

 

This episode will help you start every practice session with a warm-up so that you can get the most out of your guitar playing and avoid injury and pain.

 

You can get more tips, advice, and a powerful new free eBook on the 13 Ways to Escape the Acoustic Asylum from me, Dan Thorpe, by joining the email list here – https://acousticasylum.com/

 

Like this episode? Your reviews for this podcast mean the world to me, so please let us know what you thought about the Acoustic Asylum!