G to D
Chord changes · 4 beats per chord · one minute
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How to practice the chord changes
Pick two chords and strum once on every beat. When the chord changes, move all your fingers together instead of one at a time.
One minute mode counts every change you make in a minute and keeps your best score per pair. Do it once a day and the number climbs.
Start with four beats per chord. When the change feels easy, try two beats, then one.