I believe that beginners have such confusions: I always feel that my hands are too small, can I learn guitar? Many facts have proved that people can play guitar with small hands, and there are many people who play well. Japanese guitar master Oo Oshitaro When he was young, he practiced his guitar too hard, resulting in permanent damage to his little finger on his left hand. With almost no left little finger, multiple recitals are completed with only three fingers.
hand small? That's because you haven't practiced enough. Let you improve is just one word: practice. Practice more of the postures to press the strings and practice the ability to expand your fingers, which is more important than the size of your hand. Many guitar masters don’t have big hands, but their hands are very expanding. What they need more is the expansion ability of their fingers during guitar playing. It is best to practice expansion ability on guitar. When there is no guitar, you can hold your fist with your right hand and put it in the gap between your left fingers to make it feel stretched between your fingers, which is the same as cheating and stretching. Practice the strength of your fingers again. When practicing, if your hands are painful and can't hold on, rest appropriately and do not force yourself to practice more. Step by step. Just after a period of practice, after your fingers start to adapt and have a calluse, I believe you will not be worried about your guitar not being able to practice well because your hands are small.
