I am really new to guitar. My instructor has me practicing a song and he called me last night to tell me I had to "walk into my C chord" for the song to sound right. Since he isn't right here to show me what that means I don't know what he's talking about. I go from an A minor to walking into a C chord.

Can someone help me out?

Walk means to start at A minor, then play the 2nd fret, 5th string, then finally C major. It means to add a note between A minor and C major as a way of transitioning from one to the other.

Thanks!

Consequently, you'll also hear people say walk up and walk down. You can try this with just about any chord, but Em-G is also quite a popular walk.

I've been playing the guitar for quite some time now but that is the first time I heard about the phrase "Walk into my C chord". Thanks for explaining it in a simple way.