Working on Chords - CHORD PAIRINGS | Page 35 | Beginner Guitar Lessons using HAL LEONARD Book 1

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This is the thirty-first lesson in a series of lessons using the Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book 1 as our primary source of instruction. This lesson focuses on page 35 and teaches several exercises designed to help you gain more comfort with changing chords. These exercises utilize a concept of that I like to call "common fingers" where you pay attention to which fingers have to move or don't have to move when changing between two chords. Hope you enjoy!
This series is not intended to replace the Hal Leonard Guitar method, but to act as a supplement to it. You will need a copy of the book to be successful using this series. I've included an Amazon link to the book below.
Timestamps included below.
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TIMESTAMPS
Lesson 31 - Page 35
0:00 - Welcome
1:04 - Discussion about chord pairs or common fingers
4:19 - Exercise 79 @ 72 bpm
6:12 - Exercise 79 @ 120 bpm
7:02 - Exercise 80 @ 72 bpm
7:48 - Exercise 80 @ 120 bpm
8:20 - Exercise 81 @ 120 bpm
8:58 - Exercise 81 @ 120 bpm
9:15 - Discussion on bass-strum pattern
10:32 - Exercise 82 @ 72 bpm
11:24 - Exercise 82 @ 120 bpm
12:12 - Exercise 83 @ 72 bpm
12:53 - Exerise 83 @ 120 bpm
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[@FyterianTV]

chords give me trouble, but we keep trying 😅

[@durobertdesilus9379]

Sir, I follow you since the 1st lesson. I note that you don't use your fingers to play, I would like to know if you can help us with this material that you used to play in order to know how to use it.