4.8 rating out of 3923 reviews

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Carlos Nugent
I have been a TAC member for 8 weeks. I hadn't played guitar for over 50 years and decided to start playing again. The 2-3 years I played was entirely self-taught. I found a TAC video on the internet and played the free content. The approach appealed to me and the cost seemed reasonable, so I signed up for TAC and included Fretboard Wizard. I completed the 30 Days to Play and the 1 week of Guitar Routine which got me started. By now I have completed 4 weeks of the Daily Challenges and have started week 4 of Fretboard Wizard. I have found TAC to be very engaging, and I look forward to each week's challenges. Fretboard Wizard has taught me way more than I ever learned on my own and has been a big help in making sense of the fretboard and general music theory. I have not regretted my investment in TAC at all. I have found that TAC is so helpful and engaging that I usually play every day for more than an hour. I would recommend TAC for anyone interested in learning to play the guitar.
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Brian S
It's been about 30 years since I last picked up a guitar. Everything I knew then was from teaching myself. I learned basic chords, eventually bar chords, and also how to pick and strum. Now that I'm relearning, I thought it would beas good idea to see what I may have missed. So far, so good! I went through the lessons of the first two weeks in just one week. Doing so reminded me about the callouses! I did pick up a few things I didn't know and it has been fun, so I'm glad that I chose TAC to get back into it.
2 weeks ago
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Sid
I have finished the 30 day and now onto the 5 day challenge. I am a 72 year old beginner and not progressing along as fast as I would like but I am progressing. Tony's encouragement and reminding me that repetition and small wins will get me there. Struggling with finger placement on a single string without buzzing the others, fingers are starting to toughen up. I always go over previous lessons to improve as well as going to a new one to keep learning new things. Waiting for the day I can play something that sounds decent....
2 weeks ago
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Bob Westlake
I just completed the thirty day and 5 day programs. They were fantastic in the way that skills were layered on top and by the end of the week I could play something pretty cool. I must admit I am approaching the new phase with trepidation, but enthusiasm. Thank you!
2 weeks ago
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Joel Stroback
More than 50 years ago I was playing the guitar but eventually gave it up. At the time I couldn't afford the lessons.I always wanted to start playing again. Now that I'm retired I have time to focus on learning again.I love the pace at which you teach. Bit size lessons that are easy to follow.
2 weeks ago
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Roger Falasco
Got my 66 Hagstrom III back, reconditioned now, and have embarked on playing again for the first time in 50 years. Feels good, not all is lost, and I'm enjoying the program. I like the emphasis on keeping it moving, over achieving playing perfection (like that's a worry!). I agree that just playing guitar regularly will build the competence better and quicker than obsessing about a particular lesson. I'm also thinking about trying to figure out songs I've always liked down the road a bit, so I like your incremental building of our foundational skills in the context of playing a particular tune over a week of exercises. It's been an enjoyable challenge, proceeding at my own pace, with lots of little wins along the way.
2 weeks ago
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