1.Finger pain and muscle fatigue

When you first start learning to play the guitar, your fingers and arms may feel sore or fatigued. This is because you're required to move your fingers into unfamiliar positions and practice consistently, which takes some time to adapt to. To alleviate this pain and fatigue, you can practice intermittently and avoid practicing for too long at once. It's recommended to start with practice sessions lasting around 20 minutes each time. You can play some single-note exercises to help.

2.Out of tune guitar

For beginners learning guitar, it's essential to develop a habit of tuning to standard pitch every day or before each practice session. You can download guitar tuning apps or purchase tuners for this purpose.

3.Difficulty switching chords

One of the most common issues when learning guitar is transitioning between chords. This problem often occurs in beginners because they need to place their fingers in the right positions and quickly switch between different finger placements. To address this issue, you can practice individual chord tones, such as pressing down the root note first and then sequentially pressing down other fingers. Then, try switching chords at different speeds, starting very slowly, like at bpm 50-60. Additionally, you can focus on one chord at a time and gradually increase the difficulty of your practice.

4.Guitar playing techniques

Playing the guitar requires good techniques and habits. During the learning process, you may encounter some challenging techniques such as sliding, strumming chords, vibrato, and so on. To overcome these challenges, you can practice with a slow tempo to reinforce muscle memory and technique in your fingers.