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Steve Stine shares four practical methods to improve finger dexterity that can be practiced in short bursts throughout the day without overwhelming yourself. These focused exercises target specific skills with both hands while emphasizing quality over speed, helping you develop control and synchronicity between your fretting and picking techniques.

• The "20-second exercise" develops fretting hand strength through hammer-ons and pull-offs between different finger combinations
• Start with strong finger combinations, then work on weaker ones like third finger to pinky
• The "two-minute exercise" improves picking hand coordination with metronome-synced down-picking
• Find the right tempo where you're challenged but can maintain technique for the full duration
• "Spider walk" exercises develop synchronicity between both hands across multiple strings
• Apply these techniques to actual songs that feature the skills you're trying to develop
• Focus on quality, control and cleanliness rather than just speed
• Remember that guitar playing starts in the brain, not just the fingers

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