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Steven Welborn

 

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Ojai,CA USA
Post  Posted 2 Jun 2002 7:49 pm    
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My feet are as deft as your average duck on land(size 12 flat). I can cut across a pond real quick, but as far as pedals go there a notch better than swim fins. Has anyone tried J.W.'s course for pedal technique? just curious. I found his right hand course as worthwhile putting the time and work into as it is tedious(make sense?) other words its extremely worthwhile. I think my feet are my biggest weakness these days, aside from the ol brain at times. Anyone try this course?

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Jody Sanders

 

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Magnolia,Texas, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 2 Jun 2002 8:47 pm    
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Any of Joe's courses can help you. They have been thought out very carefully and are resonably easy to understand.Jody'
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Dirk B


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Harrisburg, MO, USA
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2002 10:42 am    
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I don't know about Joe's video course, but I've taken his seminar, where he talked about excercises where all one does is go back and forth from pedal to pedal. I worked on that for 5 minutes daily for the first 6 mos after I got a pedal steel, and now I can hit the B pedal to 5, 6, or 7 and back without much problem on my Bb6 universal setup. So I'd recommend Joe's approach.
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