Tony has a good, relaxed teaching style. He really seems to understand the mindset of someone coming at this as a learner, unlike a lot of teachers who I've found forget what it was like before they knew how to play. You can tell this is his true passion. I still feel like I'm kind of dabbling...I don't always get my time every day to play, and 10-15 minutes really doesn't get a skill under my fingers or into my head. Some of the challenges are much harder than others without a lot of help on new techniques (like hammer-ons!), so I don't get a lot out of those as I'd really need to focus hard on them. I feel like I'm learning a little bit about many things, so progress feels a bit slow, but the most important thing is that I am having fun.