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How to build calluses for better guitar playing?
June 29th, 2009 | 
Author: I am a beginner acoustic guitar player who has been playing for 3 weeks. How do I develop calluses on my left hand finger tips faster. Any Tips?
practice for forever and a day… and dont run your fingers through water or soak them or else it'll soften up and make it harder to develop them…
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Give Thias the best answer
just pour more hours into your playing
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You just have to play more, if you play for a month or two you'll get calluses
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Yeah it's true that calluses are made naturally by playing for long hours, but I should advise you strongly don't press your fingers too hard on the strings or over- tire your hand just to get calluses!
The aim of practising is not to develop calluses. In fact you shouldn't even think about it.
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practice for forever and a day… and dont run your fingers through water or soak them or else it'll soften up and make it harder to develop them…
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