Why is playing the guitar standing up so hard?

Q: Why is playing the guitar standing up so hard?

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It takes time to adjust to playing the guitar while standing. With practice and time, it will become second nature. The mechanics of holding the guitar, strumming, making chords, seeing the fretboard are different from sitting down.

Peter2022-03-11T14:25:20+11:00

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The site administrator for Guitar Advice, Pete has been playing guitars since childhood. He's into both electrics and acoustic but now prefers electric. He plays guitars most days and enjoys doing it more than ever. Reading and writing about guitars is what he loves to do.

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