ByCrrrt007
I've been playing guitar for about four months now, and I'm getting along pretty well. However, in tutorials and the like, I keep seeing people playing power jumps with their index and ring fingers, but I can't do that. Why is that, and can I change it?
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That you do not yet have sufficient stretch of tendon in your fingers.
By further practicing what you already learn, or by finger-scattering exercises you find on the net if you want to do this.