The three ways to press the guitar F chord are as follows:

1. Press all the strings on the first fret with your left index finger, press the third string with your middle finger on the second fret, and press the fifth string with your ring finger. The string is on the third fret, and your little finger presses the fourth string on the third fret.

2. Press the first to fifth strings on the second fret with the index finger of your left hand, the second string with the third fret with the middle finger, the fourth string with the fourth fret with the ring finger, and the third string with the fourth fret with the little finger.

3. The left index finger presses the second string and the first fret, the middle finger presses the fourth string and the second fret, the ring finger presses the third string and the second fret, and the little finger presses the fifth string and the third fret.

The F chord is another positive triad in the major key. It is one of the backbone chords. It is very bright and gives people a feeling of being open-minded and flying. It is usually used in American country music and descriptions of the western prairie and prairie. Canyon's songs all use 4th degree chords to perform. The first degree chord is followed by the third degree chord and the fourth F chord. Using the first degree chord in guitar tabs is definitely a different feeling.

The F large horizontal press is generally a threshold for beginners. Many students often think that their hands are small or they are not strong enough to press it. In fact, there is a trick here.

1. The practice method is as follows:

1. The left hand should be kept as vertical as possible: not only the fingers should be vertical, but the back of the hand should also be as vertical as possible to support the fingers.

2. After it is upright, your thumb should be as close to the bottom of the neck as possible instead of still holding the neck with your whole hand. At this time, it should feel like your fingers are touching the frets of the piano, rather than being held like a fist. The elbow, that is, the forearm, should also support the upper fingers and the back of the hand. How to support it? - Try to be as straight as possible.

3. After this posture is correct, you can focus on your index finger, because it requires the most strength. You need to hold down the 1, 2 and 6 strings at the same time, and the 3, 4, and 5 strings in the middle. You can press it virtually, that is, it's okay even if you don't press the 3, 4, and 5 strings, but be sure to press the 1, 2, and 6 strings tightly.

4. After all, we have reached the threshold, so we still need to actively practice more. Generally, students who follow this method can immediately feel that it is not difficult to press the F chord. However, it will be very difficult if you start to convert it with other chords, so after you have mastered the static pressing method, you should practice more conversions of other chords.