Technique

A B C A B C - on one string with alternate picking (Minor Scale - doesn't necessarily need to be Am)  Lesson 4?

then

G A C G A C in 5th position with alternate picking (Pentatonic Scale)

then

G A C G A D in 5th position with alternate picking (Pentatonic Scale)

This should be a fairly early technique lesson basically after the finger gymnastics

Actually had this idea with a Gm arpeggio (moveable) and did a quick jot down of it on just regular paper (not manuscript paper).

Also G major on string 5 and 6 (or 3 and 4) and how economy picking compares to alternate when repeating.   Arpeggio Lesson 9

Slurring - 3 notes per string exercise - pick and then slur

The 4 lessons above should be Technique numbers (Technique Lesson 5, etc.)

The 4 that are currently up above:

1.  Up and down first 4 notes of a minor scale (Stay)
2.  6 notes of major scale ascending (3 notes per string) strings 1 and 2
3.  4 notes of a pentatonic scale on Strings 1 and 2 (same 4 notes starting on different notes -same pattern)
4.  4 notes of a pentatonic scale up and back down on Strings 3 and 4

Other lessons to make:

6 notes (3 per string) but descending.

Any time you pick up your guitar, you are working on technique.  Every scale, arpeggio and riff you play involves technique.  This section of the site is going to focus on specific techniques like bending, tapping, scale patterns and finger exercises for both strengthening your fingers and challenging your brain.

Old Lesson 9 covered a lot of information and connecting both the C Major/A Minor pentatonic boxes in 2nd and 4th were covered.  However that is not a part of the new Lesson 9.

New Main Lesson 9 covers G Major in 7th position.  So this exercise is not going to work for Technique Lesson 9.

This exercise can be played both in any one position or it can also be used with the 4 note patterns from pages above.

Possibly use the same exercise from the previous lesson but using the major scale.