4.8 rating out of 3316 reviews
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Graham Spencer
I've been a TAC student for about 2 months now. I have had my guitar for a good few years. In all those years I did not progress as I had expected I would when I bought my guitar. I knew it was because I was not consistent with the time I put in. For the last few years I have been playing weekly with a couple of friends, receiving instruction from one of them. As a technical person I can't get away from always wanting to understand the details of what I am doing on the guitar. Tony's Acoustic Challenge course is a structured progression of lessons that repeat over time, allowing me to come back, have another go and progress with the same lesson a little further each time. The most important concept is to be playing guitar daily. The course structure really encourages this. Tony's level of detailed explanation is perfect for me and has clarified a lot of topics and methods. I think I am now improving rapidly and have a really good chance of sticking to regular playing.
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Kathy
This course is a masterpiece of organization, clarity, consistent approach, understandable sections and enthusiasm. There is a sense of camaraderie with the others, a self-kindness to appreciate, and always, Tony reminding us how to keep going with focus and accomplishment. It is addictive. Once I joined, I knew I had found my teacher and a path to learn guitar. I love going at my own pace and learning in the privacy of my home.
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Susan Kamuf
I am really enjoying picking up my guitar again. My calluses on my fingers are getting good. I can play a lot longer without them hurting. lolI never did more than playing chords before. Learning to use a pick and picking the strings has made it so much more fun. We have had a big hail storm that caused a lot of damage to our home and around the farm. So that’s slowing down my progress a little bit. I’ll be back at it every day again real soon.
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Brian
Been doing Tony's 30 days to play, 5 day challenge and a few daily challanges, I am not very music inclined, (love listening), but retired now, i thought that I would take the challange and learn, i keep going forward and coming back to review, and I find when I come back challanges are easier, but progression is slow, fingers are slow, but if I can notice change, then its a win, thanks to Tony's encougement.
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Judy
Hello Tony Been back and forth to Colorado with family so I haven't had to much time with guitar 🎸. Now that I'm back I can get into my lessons what I have learned is your patience I'm a visual person and still need to take notes but excited to to get into my lessons.
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JOhn Evans
I was a half-assed wannabe player who totally stopped playing in 2014 following open heart surgery. I picked up the guitar to rehabilitate my left hand which was stiffening up. As my hand responded well I thought I should do something more productive with the guitar. Having been disappointed with previous courses on line I was shopping for something not too expensive and something that offered a strategy that I could buy into. I was interested in having fun playing but also in a venue that was different systematically yet induced you strongly to develop a daily diciplined routine. So you seemed to fit the bill and here I am 30 days plus 3 weeks of Daily Challenges later. Notwithstanding two guitars with technical issues, I kept playing. I have now solved the technicsl issues ( thanks to Guitar No 3) and I am seeing real progess in my playing and really having fun doing it. I have done my assessment and set my 90 day goal.
