4.8 rating out of 3875 reviews
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Marcel Daigle
I've had a guitar for about 30 years and attempted to play a few times during that time, but I consider myself new to playing because it's been over 20 years since I've touch my guitar, and I had not learned much anyway. I really like this program and I am seeing progress every week. I just completed the 30 Day Challenge and the 5 Day Routine, and I'm definitely further ahead than I've ever been. I do like trying something new every week as it keeps things interesting. I'm focusing on the little improvements to keep me going. Time will tell how things will be in a few months.
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Randy Massey
Love the program, unfortunately it's taking me longer to progress due to my arthritis. I had taken lessons decades ago and basically forgot most of it, I'm determined to get back to it, thanks Tony
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Ernie Bayles
So I give you five stars in spite of the ugly hockey jersey. I'm 71, and have been playing for almost 2 years with no real previous background in music. I have both electric and acoustic guitars (and a ukulele, a sort of like/hate thing going on there). I've had a lot of good experiences with several online lessons resources (Justin, Andy, Lauren, etc.), but decided to try TAC a couple months ago. I'm pretty happy with your approach--taking one song and working on that as a theme for the week's exercises with a different focus each day. It keeps me interested by introducing new skills (some of which I can actually perform) and reinforces previous lessons in a way that helps to refine skills and not just add things to a list of stuff I can't really grasp just yet. I find that I am actually picking up some new skills pretty rapidly compared to my earlier efforts.One complaint: I could do without all the motivational speaking--I'm pretty committed without it.
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Mark Moorhead
I can't recall if I've left a review prior to this one or not, but after experiencing TAC for a couple months now, I wanted to share my appreciation.What I really love about TAC is that it keeps me coming back for small daily doses. I wake up each of the 5 weekly challenge days wondering what that day's challenge is going to entail, knowing that whether it's easy or hard for me, I will learn something fun and new, and I will make some form of progress as a guitar player.Just picking up my guitar on a daily basis and expanding my comfort zone has already made me a lot more confident in my ability to learn and grow.I think TAC is a fit for players at just about any level... from beginner to those who are looking to advance beyond just playing some basic chords and picking/strumming songs. I have no doubt that the TAC method will keep me engaged and coming back for more, and when I look back a year from now, I will have come a very long way in my guitar
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Rebecca
I joined TAC just 3 months ago. I only had a little experience with guitar and so it felt like I was a complete beginner. I watched the whole of Tony’s promotion on YouTube, and kept the page open for 2 days while I considered it. First, I had to trust that TAC would deliver what Tony said it would. Second I had to trust that I would show up at least 5 times a week (my chosen commitment).I’m really glad I began this journey! The weekly organization is wonderful and interesting! I appreciate the tutorials. As a beginner, sometimes I have to rewind the video to see Tony’s hands move in my effort to understand what to do (left vs right hand). The website is very capable and helpful in this way.I appreciate and believe in the idea of giving concentrated effort (even if only 10 minutes) and am finding progress - my little wins!I truly enjoy the positive approach! Also, the positive attitude is self fulfilling- I can do
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William Gersbach
I enjoy the challenge each week’s techniques brings. I have a difficult time doing every day’s activities but I believe I am improving and will be a much better guitarist because of the different playing styles. Some power chords and five fret stretches are HARD, but it’s worth it!!
