Opposing Motion LH Fingers 12th Position

This exercise trains your left hand fingers to move independently. Use right hand i & m fingers to pluck the first and second strings simultaneously. The left hand alternates two fingers between two strings, each finger on an adjacent fret. Left hand first finger should stay positioned at 9th fret. Second finger at 10th fret, 3 at 11th and 4th finger at 12th fret.

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