4.8 rating out of 4195 reviews
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Russ
My first day today. 76yrs old. Was impressed by the detail and clarity of the lesson. Not too much talk, just enough to get the point across. I have played "with"(as opposed to "playing") the guitar for decades, never stuck with it. Trying again, really to try to get my hands a little more exercise, and maybe play a few oldies down the road. I have not been good at sticking with it. We'll see how it goes this time. Thanks Tony!
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John Quinn
I am 67 years old and started playing guitar exactly 4 months ago. I did the 30 day challenge and the 5 day routine. I am finding that I cannot keep up with the daily challenges so I am going back and reviewing/practicing what has been presented so far. I can play individual notes and chords but my speed os sorely lacking. I continue to practice what I have learned (about 6 hrs per week) and will continue to saple the daily challenges until I can keep up.
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Steve Baratta
TAC is my amazing journey to rekindle a true love for guitar. I’m back after about a twenty year layoff that was promoted by terribly expensive 1:1 lessons that were all over the map but never coherent. Tony brings an enjoyable means to grow my skills which enables me to move at my pace. I appreciate Tony’s teaching nuggets and encouragement to have fun—which I have even when my fingers suggest otherwise.My get in cost for TAC including fretboard is ABSOLUTELY worth every penny. I highly recommend TAC to any new or returning guitar player‼️‼️
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Steven Frye
I just finished the Blues Bogie and even thought my fingers are still not stretching properly, I was able to cheat a slightly and play it. I even changed things a little adding a few notes to make it sound better to my ear. This will be bad azz when I can speed it up.
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Patti
A friend of mine who took this course talked me into it and I am glad she did. I have only been on it for a week and have learned more in this week than I did with private lessons. I am anxious to continue and learn more.
Sean Luckett
One of the best parts of Tony's Acoustic Challenge is also what makes it pretty unique. It doesn't get boring and you get better. Each weekday, you learn a different skill using a song or song style. These 5 skills are the same every week and I'm already a more skillful guitar player than I ever was during 2 years of lessons as a kid to 1 year of online lessons a few years ago.
I'm not great at any of the skills, but I get better each week. This practice ranges from straight-forward to really challenging (Barre chords anyone?), but Tony is there to remind you showing up is what matters, doing the work. In the past, I'd work hard on a particular skill and then I'd burn out. Now, I practice 10-15 minutes a day and it never gets boring, but I get better. (I've been a student for 2 months)
