Clean Slow. Unreliable Fast.
Your Hands Split Apart At The
Same Tempo Every Time
Both hands have the speed on their own. Put them together and the pick gets ahead, the fretting hand starts chasing, and the same run collapses in the same place.
30 Days To Bring Both Hands Together
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Taught by Bernth
Both Hands Are Fast.
Just Not Together.
Ten clicks below your wall, every note lands.
Ten clicks above it, the pick starts arriving first.
The fretting hand chases behind it.
Notes smear. Open strings ring.
The same string change exposes everything.
So you slow it down.
You play it clean ten times.
Then you raise the tempo and it falls apart in the exact same place again.
Your picking hand is not slow.
Your fretting hand is not slow.
But when both hands have to produce the same note at the same instant, the connection breaks.
You do not have a speed problem.
You have a synchronization problem.
That is why forcing the tempo has never fixed it.
When your hands arrive at different times, more repetitions can train the mismatch deeper.
The pick gets ahead.
The fretting hand rushes to catch it.
The tension climbs.
And the tempo that has stopped you for years starts feeling like a limit built into your hands.
It is not.
Your hands do not need more pressure.
They need to learn how to move as one.
You Did Not Fail The Work
You changed your grip.
Studied pick angles.
Tried new drills, slower tempos, practice plans, and endless videos.
Some helped briefly.
Then the same wall came back.
So you kept searching until practicing felt more like troubleshooting than playing guitar.
This is not a talent problem.
It is not your age.
It is not a lack of effort or commitment.
You have already given this years.
The problem is that nobody put the work in the right order.
Mechanics were mixed with speed.
Speed was pushed before both hands were stable.
New exercises were added before the last problem was actually fixed.
Much of what you learned was useful.
It just never became a sequence.
That is why you can know more than ever, work harder than ever, and still collapse at the same tempo.
You do not need more information.
You need each step to prepare your hands for the next.
The Order Is The Whole Thing
When the movement is unstable, raising the tempo does not clean it up.
It magnifies it.
The pick digs deeper.
The fretting fingers rush.
The wrist tightens.
One hand compensates for the other until both begin to jam up. That is why pushing harder can leave you fighting the guitar instead of controlling it.
The problem is not effort.
The problem is order.
Fix The Movement
Remove wasted motion, unstable mechanics, excess tension, and the habits already limiting both hands.
Join The Hands
Train the pick and fretting finger to arrive together, so neither hand has to chase the other.
Add Speed Carefully
Raise the tempo only after the movement stays clean, synchronized, and controlled.
Make It Hold Up
Apply that control to real riffs and phrases, not only isolated exercises.
The order cannot be reversed.
Add speed before control, and the mismatch gets faster.
Train sync on unstable mechanics, and both hands learn to compensate.
Keep repeating the same breakdown, and the plateau begins to feel permanent.
Mechanics before sync.
Sync before speed.
Speed before real playing.
That is how practice stops reinforcing the wall and finally begins removing it.
Stop Repeating The Same Breakdown
Start with the sequence that fixes what forcing more speed never could.
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Great Playing Is Not Enough
You have probably seen incredible guitarists explain a difficult technique with:
“Just relax.”
“Start slowly.”
“Keep practicing.”
Then demonstrate it perfectly and leave you no closer to fixing your own hands.
Bernth was trained to do more than demonstrate.
He graduated with honors from the Vienna Music Institute in both Jazz Guitar and Instrumental Pedagogics. That means four years studying how to teach physical technique, identify why it breaks down, and build corrections in a sequence a player can actually follow.
He has since taught more than 50,000 guitarists worldwide.
His playing career includes international touring, gold and platinum recording credits, major stadium performances, and an Ibanez artist endorsement.
He can perform the mechanics at the highest level. More importantly, he knows how to show you what is failing in your hands and what to train next.
Count How Many Feel Familiar
- ✓Both hands are fast, but not together.
- ✓The same run dies at the same tempo.
- ✓String changes expose every weak spot.
- ✓Fast picking forces you to add legato.
- ✓Tension builds until your hands jam up.
- ✓Extra strings ring after the note is gone.
- ✓You know plenty, but still feel stuck.
- ✓You want one drill, in the right order.
This Is Not For You If...
- ✕You have played under six months.
- ✕You want theory or fretboard training.
- ✕You want improvisation or songwriting.
- ✕You mainly want sweep-picking lessons.
Three or more? Keep reading.
Open It. Follow The Next Step.
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30 Daily Drills
One focused exercise each day, with slow-motion instruction, the common mistakes, and the correction.
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10 To 25 Minutes
No routine to build. No drill to choose. Open the lesson and practice what is next.
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Every File Included
Tabs, PDFs, backing tracks, and Guitar Pro files for all 30 drills.
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4 Q&A Recordings
Watch Bernth correct real problems with sync, tension, timing, and speed plateaus.
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Yours From Day One
Everything unlocks immediately, stays self-paced, and remains yours for life.
Everything Is Already Built
Thirty lessons, every file, and all four recordings unlock the moment you join.
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Build What Speed Actually Depends On
Remove What Holds You Back
Clean up the mechanics speed keeps exposing.
- Reduce wasted movement
- Release excess tension
- Control string noise
Make Both Hands Agree
Train the pick and fretting hand as one unit.
- Match every attack
- Stop the chasing
- Clean up transitions
Push Past The Wall
Raise the tempo without rebuilding the same breakdown.
- Add speed gradually
- Keep the notes clear
- Catch tension early
Make It Hold Up
Carry that control into real riffs and phrases.
- Tighten real passages
- Control fast changes
- Stop fighting the guitar
30 daily lessons.
One clear progression.
Move at your own pace, repeat any lesson, and take longer whenever needed.
There is no clock to beat and no schedule to fall behind.
Your Next 30 Lessons Are Already Chosen
Stop guessing what to practice. Open Day One and follow the sequence.
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The Wall Was Not Permanent
From the first group who ran this program with Bernth.
“Playing at 140 BPM at 57 years old, watching my hands in disbelief. Truly a surreal moment.”
Past Cohort Student
“My whole body relaxed and I was finally able to independently control my pick strokes and string selection.”
Past Cohort Student
“The daily plan and step-by-step system was the key. It kept me consistent for the first time ever.”
Past Cohort Student
You Hear What Finally Holds Together
- ✓The run survives the tempo that used to break it.
- ✓Each picked note lands with the fretting hand.
- ✓String changes stay clean instead of exposing noise.
- ✓Fast passages stop sounding rushed and forced.
- ✓You no longer hide weak spots behind extra legato.
- ✓Practice has a purpose beyond testing the same wall.
The record button no longer reveals a different guitarist.
And difficult phrases stop feeling like a fight you already expect to lose.
Stop Treating The Wall As Permanent
You have seen what changes when both hands finally work together.
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No More Guessing What Comes Next
Finish the Intensive, then keep building with nine complete courses already waiting.
- 015-Step Anti-Tension Picking Blueprint
- 0230-Day Speed & Technique HIIT Boot Camp
- 037-Day Hand Sync Speed System
- 045-Step Picking Accelerator
- 057-Day Shred Guitar Blueprint
- 067-Day Fretting Speed Blueprint
- 077-Day Picking Speed Blueprint
- 0830-Day Hand Synchronization
- 0930-Day Guitar Speed Builder
All nine unlock immediately.
All nine remain yours for life.
Put The Risk On Me
The live edition was $397 because it included four real-time Q&A calls with Bernth.
This self-paced edition gives you the same 30 daily lessons, permanent recordings of all four calls, and all nine bonus courses.
Or choose 2 payments of $67
Try Everything For 30 Days
Use the drills.
Watch the recordings.
Explore the complete library.
If you decide it is not right for you, send one email within 30 days and receive a full refund.
No questions. No hoops. No risk.
Another year at the same tempo costs more than $117.
The $117 introductory price may be withdrawn at any time.
Questions Before You Start
What exactly do I get?
30 daily video drills, four recorded Q&A calls, tabs, PDFs, backing tracks, Guitar Pro files, and nine bonus courses. Everything is unlocked immediately and yours for life.
What skill level is this for?
Intermediate to advanced players. With less than roughly six months of experience, build your basic technique first.
How much time do I need?
Most daily drills take 10 to 25 minutes. Take longer, repeat lessons, or pause whenever life gets busy.
When can I start?
Immediately. Open Day One as soon as checkout is complete.
Are there live calls?
No new live calls. You receive all four previous Q&A sessions in full, so you can pause, rewind, and return whenever a problem appears.
Why is it less than the $397 edition?
The $397 edition included live access to Bernth. This edition keeps the same curriculum and includes permanent recordings of all four calls instead.
What if it is not right for me?
Email within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Is this only for metal players?
No. Hand synchronization, efficient movement, clean picking, and controlled speed apply across genres.
What if other courses did not work?
Most courses give you exercises without a clear order. This program places each drill strategically, day by day, so every step prepares you for the next.
What gear do I need?
A guitar, a metronome, and any internet-connected device.
Is this the same as the bonus sync courses?
No. The 4-Week Hand Sync Intensive is Bernth's newest and most fully sequenced program on the topic, built as a complete 30-day progression. The shorter bonus courses are included so you can keep training after the four weeks.
The Wall Will Not Move By Waiting
You can keep changing exercises, questioning your mechanics, and testing the same tempo again.
Six months from now, the same run may still collapse in the same place.
Or you can finally train the problem in sequence and find out what your hands can do when they stop working against each other.
I cannot promise you a certain BPM.
But I can give you the exact structure I would want you to follow if we were fixing this together.
One drill.
One clear next step.
No more guessing what to practice or whether you are wasting another year.
I built this for guitarists who have already tried hard enough.
Now it is time to try in the right order.
I will see you inside.
Bernth
Do Not Give The Wall Another Year
Start Day One tonight and finally train the problem in the right order.
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