I read somewhere that the best way to learn is to tackle something for no more than 20 mins and then take a 15min break, do something else, read a book or something, then get back to your piece for 20mins. I think its a kind of scientific way to learn anything based on the attention span of an average brain; I mean weve all been in that place where we try and try too hard to grasp a certain technique or move and finally after hours of trying, we give up with our minds clogged up thinking "its impossible". Weve also been in that place where weve given up one day and come back another day to try again and get it off in about 5 or 10 minutes thinking "how in hell did I struggle with this". The broken learning system is based on the same principles as what I have just described and I suppose the key to it working on an individual basis is to find your own natural attention span and work with it. Its a perfect system for learning tricky picking patterns or complicated licks. If anyone uses this system perhaps they could get back to us and let us know how they got on. Good luck Steve