The Most Important Ways To Study Jazz Licks

Whenever you are studying and practicing something from a book or a video like mine, then the examples of how the topic is applied is most often in the form of Jazz Licks, short musical phrases that demonstrate how a scale, rhythm or arpeggio sounds when used in a solo.  You even have books that are only licks and no other information.

How do you study licks? What can you learn and How do you not waste time on them? These are important things to figure out, especially if you are teaching yourself.

Other videos on studying and learning from Jazz Licks:
Are you wasting your time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps8DWzR4aGM&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcG_YgSiib6TzQ1sSupO84zf

How To Study Jazz Licks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2e8rmB6owwc&index=19&t=0s&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcF7vPDMK4Y47xtY0OX-J6x-

Content:
0:00 Intro
1:10 Don't Waste Your Time
2:00 How To Play That Lick In My Solos
2:52 Example 1
3:44 Variation in Example 1
4:47 Example 2
5:53 Variation in Example 2
6:03 How To Apply A Specific, Arpeggio, Scale, Rhythm on a Chord Progression
8:18 How To Phrase Melodies in Jazz.
9:47 How Jazz Melodies Sound and How to Play Them