Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is part 4 of the series:
In this lesson, we connect every pentatonic shape across the entire guitar neck so it stops feeling like five separate boxes and starts feeling like one continuous map.
You’ll learn how the shapes overlap, how to move smoothly between positions, and how to break out of getting stuck in one spot while soloing. No theory jargon, no full scale memorization — just simple, movable connections you can apply immediately.
This is Lesson 4 in the series. If the fretboard has ever felt fragmented or confusing, this video is where it starts to click.
Get the optional TABS and guitar pro files here:
guitardojo.ca/products/fretboard-infinity-loop-system-tabs-charts-pack-pdf-guitar-pro
Full playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd6tTFrlF9C8rd1cuw0_jP5rQNEof6L4U
Website:
guitardojo.ca
Timestamps:
0:00 - intro
0:45 - Major Pentatonic
2:21 - Minor Pentatonic
2:56 - Linking/Connecting exercises
6:42 - What to practice
This is part 4 of the series:
In this lesson, we connect every pentatonic shape across the entire guitar neck so it stops feeling like five separate boxes and starts feeling like one continuous map.
You’ll learn how the shapes overlap, how to move smoothly between positions, and how to break out of getting stuck in one spot while soloing. No theory jargon, no full scale memorization — just simple, movable connections you can apply immediately.
This is Lesson 4 in the series. If the fretboard has ever felt fragmented or confusing, this video is where it starts to click.
Get the optional TABS and guitar pro files here:
guitardojo.ca/products/fretboard-infinity-loop-system-tabs-charts-pack-pdf-guitar-pro
Full playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd6tTFrlF9C8rd1cuw0_jP5rQNEof6L4U
Website:
guitardojo.ca
Timestamps:
0:00 - intro
0:45 - Major Pentatonic
2:21 - Minor Pentatonic
2:56 - Linking/Connecting exercises
6:42 - What to practice
