Power Chord Trainer for rock guitar

Power Chord Trainer - Red

Guitar Power Chord Trainer

  • Builds finger strength
  • Achieves correct finger spacing
  • Helps build muscle memory
  • Increases finger stretch

Made of resiliant flexible plastic, Power Chord Trainer overcomes the fundamental problem that many beginner guitarists face with power chords - finger spacing.


What a fantastic item this is. At last I can play the guitar. Thanks. A++

eBay customer feedback

Power Chord Trainer is a lightweight device that trains your fingers to hold the fret spacing needed for playing power chords... all the way up the neck! Because your fingers are squeezing in against the pressure of the training device the spacing is much easier to acheive than the usual stretching outwards.

Space Trainer - Guitar open chord teaching aid

Guitar trainer with D chord

Space Trainer for guitarists

  • Teaches correct finger position
  • Prevents "death grip"
  • Makes chord positions easier
  • Speeds up learning
  • Prevents hand cramps

The Space Trainer guitar learning aid helps beginners to learn the correct hand position for playing chords from the very first lesson and is a valuable practice aid for intermediate guitar players.

Space Trainer naturally helps the fingers of the left hand to form the correct shape for playing and stops 'overgripping' of the neck, a problem that often occurs while learning guitar. It has been shown to significantly increase performance of beginners and is ideal for formal guitar lessons, self-teaching via internet, books or video and private practice.


Very good product it was just what I needed, now I can play it right - thanks.

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Invented by guitar teacher Kelvin Pratt, Space Trainer fits most slim neck electric and bass guitars, as well as a wide range of acoustic guitars most half size classical guitars and "student" or children's guitars. The simple plastic guide frame is easy to fit and remove from the guitar's neck and is suitable for both children and older guitarists.

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