4.8 rating out of 3941 reviews
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James Fricke
After doing the free 5 day challenge I was inspired to keep going and had no hesitation to sign up for my first year. The format is great and keeps me motivated. If one day is particularly hard and challenging, I know there are days (lessons) that will be easier, or at least offer small wins.
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Lee Baker
I really like the lessons I have to spend more than 10 minutes and I still am not great at any of the lessons. It seems I really have a hard time keeping time. But I haven’t really done the play along parts enough. I missed part of it by being sick then I burned my ring finger but pressed on then I sprained same finger. And three days ago a dog severely bit my middle finger all on my fret hand. But I pressed on and practiced anyway, even though I couldn’t put lots of pressure I decided to work on my timing. Through all of these excuses to quit the program still has me interested and I look forward to no practice every day.
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Jorge Avila
Hi,I took the guitar by myself about 20yrs ago, kind of lear a little but just leave it there while looking at my 2 kids become very good at it, my oldest son (Also Jorge Jr.) is a great musician and one of my dreams for a couple of years now has been to play the guitar together someday I stumble into Tony's Youtube channel about 3 weeks ago and thought (This might be it.....) then decided to take the course and I'm about 1 week into it and can say that I'm 100% hooked again (almost playing the Blues Boogie at 95%), I just love the way you teach and make us keep engaged with all the content you wonderfuly deliver, BIG THANKS.
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Ed
Early in the game, actually day too. I’m leaving this review for you. I’m glad I did it. I think I’m back on the road to success.
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Mike Kasarda
I picked up my first guitar in 1967... I can still smell the wood coming out of the cardboard box. The Beatles were still writing new songs. I went to my first lessons... the strings hurt...I quit. Fast forward to 2010 I decided it was time to try again...bought a new Yamaha...and went to my next-door neighbor who taught music... but work, family, and my motorcycle took all my free time. The guitar went in the corner. Now... everything is in place, a system that I can be committed to, dedicated to the daily effort...and 60 days in... the progress is slow for these 68-year-old fingers. The calluses have formed on the fingertips... I get the chords right half the time. My strumming sucks. My push-ons and pull-offs are awful. It's taking a lot longer than I want. But I know I have no music talent, just plenty of desire. And don't ask my singing is going. I have little rhythm. But finally, pieces are starting to work. Progress not perfection.
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Bryant Kongsted
I have tried to learn the guitar a couple of times. At 15 I lasted two weeks, at 44 I lasted around 1year. Mostly I got notes and stuff. Learned a few intro’sThis system is also I fine myself motivated to play
