My Most Used Power Lick

This Powerlick is one of my all time favorite alternate picking shred licks. It’s sharp and accurate, but wild and unpredictable at the same time. I use alternate picking for the entire lick, but I will also show you how to play it using hammer on and pull offs.

The lick can be used in all three notes per string scale shapes and it will work for any style of music though primarily rock and flamenco style.

Start practicing the skill of shredding freely while you build your alternate picking expertise at the same time.

– One lick that transforms as it moves around
– Combine different note combinations at light speed
– Specific exercises that give you the result – Guaranteed
– An endless resource of new runs
– A systematic approach to learning what no one teaches
– Practice a little and gain a ton of new options

What Is A Power Lick?

One thing is to learn the techniques required to play fast – another is to learn how to use the technique to play blazing runs and terrifying licks. One Power Lick can create hundreds of runs, licks and lines. Each one sounding different than the one before.

A power Lick is a flexible bundle of little sequences that combines easily into one Power Lick that you can move around the neck. You now have the ability to improvise your runs and you have the power to take them anywhere on the neck and start and stop the runs exactly when you want.

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  STATIONARY GEAR COMBOS – PART 1 (4:04)

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  STATIONARY EXAMPLES (13:34)

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  SHIFTING POSITION – PART 1 (4:40)

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  SHIFTING POSITION – PART 2 (14:01)

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  THE FREEDOM SHORTCUT – PART 1 (2:03)

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  OCTAVE – EXAMPLE 1 (10:24)

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  OCTAVE – EXAMPLE 2 (7:44)

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  THE POWER OF TWO STRING RUNS – PART 1 (1:49)

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  TWO STRING RUN – PART 1 (7:41)

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  TWO STRING RUN – PART 2 (10:08)

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  POWERLICK EXAMPLE – PART 1 (2:09)

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  HARMONIC MINOR EXAMPLE – PART 1 (8:18)

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  HARMONIC MINOR EXAMPLE – PART 2 (8:52)

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  BLUES SCALE EXAMPLE – PART 1 (6:28)

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  BLUES SCALE EXAMPLE – PART 2 (10:40)