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The classic 1-2-3-4 chromatic finger-independence walk across all six strings.

Four consecutive frets per string, climbing the neck — a clean warm-up.

Drill an exact finger order (e.g. 1-3-2-4) across every string for independence.

Two-note-per-string scale runs ascending across all six strings.

The speed-and-position staple: three scale notes per string across the neck.

Walk one of the five minor-pentatonic box positions, two notes per string.

Run the scale in melodic patterns — diatonic thirds or groups of four — instead of straight up and down.

Play a scale along one string to internalise its whole- and half-step spacing and break out of box shapes.

The full-neck run: three notes per string across all six strings, ascending then descending through a clean turnaround.

Link two adjacent pentatonic boxes — run up one and straight into the next so the shapes stop being islands.

Cycle the seven modes of one parent major scale — same notes and shape, the root and colour shift each step.

Harmonise the scale a third or a sixth at a time — the two-note shapes that turn scales into melodies and fills.

Lock strict down-up alternation on a single note. Push the tempo when it's clean.

Hammer-ons and pull-offs on one string — pick only the first note of each group.

Jump across a skipped string to sharpen picking accuracy and fretting-hand aim.

Name a note and a string, you find it. The answer is revealed so you can self-check.

Cycle the five CAGED anchor shapes (C-A-G-E-D), two bars each, to map the neck.

Calls a scale degree in a key (e.g. the ♭3 of A minor). Find it in the box yourself — the neck reveals it on beats 3 & 4.

Spell a scale from its root — reveal the note names and self-grade. Builds the theory under every shape.

One-minute changes: switch cleanly between two chords on every bar at tempo.

Loop a strumming pattern at tempo; the highlighted beat keeps your hand in time.

Calls a note on a string (e.g. F on the high E). Find it yourself — the fretboard reveals both octave positions on beats 3 & 4.

Auto-increments the tempo every few bars until you reach your ceiling — find your clean top speed.

Every few bars it throws you a random key and scale — train fast adaptation across the neck.

Generates random diatonic progressions in random keys — comp along and change on the bar.

Random note, reveal, self-grade — build a streak and track your accuracy.

Spaced repetition for the neck — the notes you miss come back more often.

A growing sequence of fretboard positions — each round adds a note you must play back in order.