You Have Speed.
Not Sync.
Your hands can move fast separately. But together, the notes blur, the timing slips, and everything sounds almost clean.
Train both hands to finally lock in.
Your Hands Are
Chasing Each Other
You know the notes. You can play it slowly.
But the second the tempo climbsβ¦
At first, it sounds close. Then one note blurs, the timing slips, and the string change exposes everything β by bar two, you are not playing the run anymore.
You Are Surviving It.
So you slow down, add more reps, turn on the metronome, and tell yourself to practice harder.
The Ceiling Doesn't Move.
And when you push past it, hands tighten, pinky flies, picking gets tense. It stops feeling like music and starts feeling like fighting the guitar.
Maybe my hands are too slow.
Maybe I started too late.
Here's the truth no one says clearly:
It is not your age. It is not your talent. It is not that your hands cannot move fast.
Your Hands Have Never
Been Trained To Lock Together.
That is a trainable skill. And it is exactly what the next 30 days fix.
Train The Connection
That Breaks
Introducing: 30-Day Hand Synchronization. A daily follow-along workout, 20β30 minutes a day. Practice with Bernth. Train both hands to move as one.
No guessing. No random drills. No wondering what to practice next.
Thousands of students have already gone through this exact program, built specifically to fix the problem that makes fast runs blur, rush, and fall apart.
After 30 days β
Your picking hand stops running ahead. Your fretting hand stops chasing. Every note starts landing where it should.
He Hit The Same Wall
But none of that came without hitting the exact wall you're at now. Speed in both hands. No control when they played together. Practice that left him fighting the guitar instead of playing it.
That's why this course exists.
Clean speed is not talent.
It is trained connection.
A 30-Day Path
To Clean Sync
Every 5-day block targets the exact place your hands usually disconnect. Slow control first. Then rhythm shifts. Then finger independence. Then string movement.
Then the final push.
You start with Bernth's 4β2β1 method. Four strokes per note. Then two. Then one. This teaches your picking hand and fretting hand to land together at the note level, before tempo has a chance to pull them apart.
You switch between triplets and 16th notes while keeping every pick stroke locked to the right fretted note β training the transition instead of hoping it fixes itself.
You add an open string after every fretted note. If that open note disappears, your hands are out of sync β there is nowhere to hide.
The accents shift on purpose. You cannot coast through it on old muscle memory β every note has to be placed consciously, on time.
You learn the exact scale phrase used in the final challenge, across positions, open strings, and muting. By Block 6, the pattern isn't new β only the speed is.
10 tempo levels, climbing past your comfort zone. This is the moment you find out what 30 days actually built.
Everything You Get
See The Sync
Work Happen
This is a real Block 5 workout from inside the course. Watch the pattern. Hear the click. See both hands forced to land together β no hiding, no blurring.
That is Day 21. Now imagine what Day 30 feels like.
Players Are
Breaking Through
Real comments from guitarists who went through Bernth's hand synchronization training. Not theory. Not motivation. Actual players, tracking tempos, pushing through the messy middle.
"Only one week and I start to see changes in the synchronization of both hands. In the early days, I could only play well until 80bpm. Today, I can play all the notes at 110bpm."
"Did 30 days straight without missing a single day. Finally I am able to get 110 consistently most of the time. I even started getting a little 120 starting to come together."
"Took me about 6 weeks to go from getting 90β100bpm cleanly, up to 130 cleanly. Amazing progress, thanks for the workout."
"I've been playing 14 years, yet I am so behind on things like hand synchronization. My speed has increased from 110 bpm to 140 bpm in just that amount of time."
Try It For 14 Days.
Zero Risk.
Go through the workouts. If your hands don't feel cleaner, tighter, and more locked in, email us within 14 days. Full refund. No questions. No hassle.
You have already spent years hitting this wall.
This is the first time you can test a real solution for nothing.
Before You Call
This Your Limit
Is this course right for my skill level?+
Yes, if you are intermediate to advanced and hit a wall when the tempo climbs. This is not for complete beginners β it's for players who know the notes but still lose sync at speed.
How is this different from the Picking or Fretting Hand Challenge?+
Those train each hand separately. This trains the connection between both hands β the exact place many fast runs fall apart.
How much time do I need each day?+
Plan on 20β30 minutes a day. You can add it to your current practice routine without replacing everything else.
Do I need special gear or software?+
No. Any guitar works. You get PDF tabs and Guitar Pro files so you can print, loop, slow down, and drill each workout.
What is the guarantee?+
A 14-day money-back guarantee. Try the workouts β if your hand sync doesn't feel cleaner, tighter, or easier to control, email us for a full refund.
I started late. Is it too late for me?+
No. Age is not what keeps your hands out of sync. The connection between your hands is a trainable skill.
Your Hands Already
Know The Notes.
The problem is not speed. The problem is not talent. The problem is that both hands have never been trained to move as one. That is what the next 30 days fix.
