Progressive Guitar Metronome Practice | 40–250 BPM for Chord Transitions & Speed Training

Are you struggling with changing chords fast? Do your fingers feel slow or uncoordinated when trying to keep up with the beat?

Boost your chord transition speed and timing with this Progressive Guitar Metronome Practice! Starting at 40 BPM and gradually increasing to 250 BPM (1 BPM per bar), this 7:30-minute metronome challenges you to build smooth, consistent transitions while improving accuracy, timing, and finger coordination.

How to Use This Metronome for Chord Changes:

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🎸 Exercise 1 - No Strumming (Fretting Hand Focus)
Pick any two chords (e.g., G to C, D to A).
Switch chords every bar in sync with the metronome.
Focus on clean transitions—no strumming yet.
Track your top speed—once it feels unmanageable, stop and note your last successful tempo.

🎸 Exercise 2 - Adding Strumming
Restart the metronome and add a simple strumming pattern while switching chords.
Keep your rhythm steady as the metronome gradually increases speed.
Push yourself to maintain control and accuracy as the tempo rises.

💡 Pro Tip:
✔ If you miss a few changes, don’t stop—keep going!
✔ Come back often to repeat this exercise for any 2-chord transitions you want to improve.
✔ With regular practice, you’ll notice major improvements in speed, control, and accuracy!

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