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Take your practice further by coming up with your own chord progressions too.This strumming pattern combines the first two patterns.A steady, consistent strumming rhythm is always more pleasing to listen to than a really complicated strumming pattern played out of time.The following strumming patterns, as demonstrated in the video, are played in 4/4 time signature.I recommend practicing these strumming patterns while playing just a C chord.Strumming is all about practicing a pattern to the point where it comes second nature and you don’t have to think about it too much.These patterns are versatile, simple and work for most songs.Note: A few of these strumming patterns are taught in the Ukulele Strumming Tricks video lesson course.

If you are looking for a progressive easy-to-follow, step-by-step practice plan towards becoming a better strummer with deeper explanations, I highly recommend my Ukulele Strumming Tricks course.When you have the previous pattern mastered, add in up strums between each down strum to make the pattern more interesting.You would count these up strums in between the main beats by counting the word “and” like: 1 and, 2 and, 3 and, 4 and, repeat.As you practice each of these strumming patterns, count out loud, and even use a metronome to keep your strumming as rocksteady as possible.Before learning any other strumming pattern, learn this one.