Keeping your strumming in time can be a daunting task for a new guitarist. Practice along with these exercises by Peter Vogl and start zoning in on subdivisions of the beat. With regular practice you'll be able to keep time even as the difficulty of strum patterns increase. Watch more free guitar lessons at http://guitarcompass.com
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