S and L

  • Bring in the ring fingers, the least independent of the four.

S is the left ring finger; L is the right ring finger.

The ring finger shares tendons with the middle and little fingers, so isolated movement feels awkward at first. That feeling is the point of this lesson.

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Isolated repetitions of S, L, D, K and SL, SD, SK to rebuild the finger movement before speed matters.

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k kk kkk sl ls d dd ddd sd ds l ll lll sd ds l ll lll sk ks d dd ddd sk ks k kk

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