🎸 Welcome to my channel! I’m Ben, a Flamenco Guitar Coach passionate about helping busy adults, motivated retirees and semi-retirees unlock their musical potential.

✨ Join me for tutorials, tips, and structured practice routines that will guide you from feeling unsure to confidently expressing yourself through flamenco guitar.

💡 Ready to elevate your skills? Book a free consultation: (LINK BELOW)

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How are you trying to get better at the guitar?

2 days ago |[YT] | 3

Flamenco4U™

New exciting project

Working on an exciting project that will help so many guys reconnect with flamenco guitar and finally play with confidence.

Anyone excited?

3 weeks ago |[YT] | 11

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Is Your Flamenco Guitar Sitting in a Dusty Case?

I’ve helped normal, busy, everyday people with dreams of playing flamenco guitar for themselves and others finally take the guitars that have been sitting in their closets in dusty cases for years—and actually play complete flamenco pieces authentically and with confidence.

I’m thinking about helping a small group of 12 busy adults with a guitar sitting in a dusty case and a long-time dream of playing flamenco go from “I’ve always wanted to learn flamenco” to confidently playing complete flamenco pieces they’re proud to play for themselves and others.

Comment DUSTY CASE if you’re interested.

3 weeks ago |[YT] | 14

Flamenco4U™

I used to be an electric guitar player in LA, playing rock and blues and dreaming about making a living with my guitar.

It sucked because I eventually realized I was chasing something that didn’t really feel like me anymore.

But then I discovered flamenco.

And everything changed.

That discovery eventually took me from LA to Spain, where I immersed myself in flamenco and began learning from some incredible musicians.

Which led me to where I am today—and to something new I’ve been working on that I’m really excited to share with you.

I’ll tell you more soon.

Stay tuned… 
👉www.skool.com/flamenco4u-guitar-skool-5889

1 month ago |[YT] | 11

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If I were to coach you 1:1 on the flamenco guitar, what would you want me to help you with?

1 month ago |[YT] | 14

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Hey, I’ve got great news 4U!

My lessons and TABs have moved to SKOOL, and from now on, all new material will be posted there.

But here’s the best news: Flamenco4U Guitar School is now FREE! 🎉

You’ll get FREE access to all my lessons and TABs—including content previously unavailable to free Patreon members.

Join now—it’s totally FREE:
www.skool.com/flamenco4u-guitar-skool-5889/about

1 month ago |[YT] | 10

Flamenco4U™

Do you really have weak nails… or are you just neglecting them?

These are photos of the same index fingernail.

In the first photo, you can see a worn, frayed free edge.

In the second, you can see a clean, properly filed edge.

So what changed?

About 30 quick, light passes with a nail file along the free edge.

That’s it.

The purpose isn’t to make the nail shorter. It’s to keep the edge smooth and properly shaped so it doesn’t snag on fabric, develop a tear, and eventually break.

This little bit of maintenance took about a minute—but it may have saved the nail from breaking and costing a guitar player his tone.

I hear this all the time from nylon-string guitarists, both flamenco and classical:

“I have weak nails.”
“I have trouble growing my nails.”

But in many cases, weak nails aren’t the real problem.

Nail neglect is.

And you don’t need to go to a nail salon to take care of your guitar nails. In fact, I generally discourage guitarists from having their playing nails shaped at a salon.

Instead, every couple of days, take a nail file and make a few dozen light passes over the free edge.

Keep it smooth.
Keep it properly shaped.
Keep it free of snags and tears.

Do that consistently, and you may find that your nails can grow as long—or as short—as you actually need them for playing guitar beautifully.

So…

Do you still believe you have weak nails?

Comment “WEAK NAILS” and I’ll help you get to the bottom of your nail problem. 🎸

#FlamencoGuitar #FlamencoGuitarist #ClassicalGuitar #GuitarTechnique #GuitarLessons #GuitarTips #NailCare #GuitaristTips

2 months ago |[YT] | 11

Flamenco4U™

I’ve talked with a lot of guitarists who left the instrument for years and came back thinking, “Have I lost it?”

Then they pick it up again… and realize the truth:

You didn’t lose your love for music.
You just need a better road back in.

That’s especially true for flamenco — where sounding “right” is just as important as playing the notes.

If you’re coming back after a long break and want structure, feedback, and a clear path, let's hop on a call and see what we can do for you. 
www.flamenco4u.com/pages/book-a-call

2 months ago |[YT] | 4

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Haven’t touched your flamenco guitar in weeks… months… or even years?

You’re not alone.

Getting back into playing comes with its own challenges, but there’s a right way to restart without frustration.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/J6KaJzJpTtQ

4 months ago |[YT] | 7

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Right now, I’m refining the on-screen layout of my tutorials — specifically the camera angles and screen arrangements. Some views focus more on the right hand, some highlight the left hand, some show full posture (chair, guitar position, etc.), and others are more simplified and distraction-free.

Before I lock anything in, I’d really value your input.

I’ve put together a short survey with five different screen presentation options. It will only take a moment to complete.

When you vote, please keep this in mind:

👉 Which view helps you most when learning flamenco guitar?

👉 Which angle makes techniques like rasgueado, picado, and compás easier to understand?

👉 Which setup would best support your practice at home?

Your feedback will directly shape how future tutorials are filmed and edited.

Please cast your vote in the ballot field below the screenshots.

7 months ago |[YT] | 6