4.8 rating out of 4006 reviews
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Brian
I enjoy the daily challenges, although my fingers often fail me from time to time.I think this plan of learn is top drawer.Thank you Tony for teaching me (an old dog) new tricks.
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Joselyn Geaga-Rosenthal
I've fallen behind by a week. How do I catch up?
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David Hartshorn
I am really enjoying the program. I have learned a lot of new skills and above all its fun and has made me look forward to picking up the guitar every day.
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Stephanie Young
I give TAC five stars for helping me establish the habit of showing up five days, and more to pickup my guitar, tune it, and play. The lessons are challenging, and I push myself beyond what I would do on my own. I’m learning to read guitar tablature which is very helpful. The program it’s self is excellent. I know where to go, what to do, and I can change the speed to slow everything down to my pace. Overall, I’m trusting that eventually I’ll get better and better.
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Steven Biondo
"I really love TAC. I’ll admit, I was skeptical that just 10 minutes a day could actually improve my skills, but I decided to trust the process. Now, 50 sessions in, I’m seeing steady improvement in my playing. It’s hard sometimes to resist the urge to 'master' a lesson before moving on, but the method really works. I’m gaining more dexterity, finger strength, and accuracy with every lesson. Huge thanks to Tony and the TAC crew!"
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Michael Kaplan
I ama terrible guitar player! I've been noodling around from the time I was 18 years old when I bought my first Yamaha guitar until I got into my 60s and bought a sweet Martin OM-28 (super nice guitar, same crap playing ability!). I took in-person lessons, tried learning from tabs, and even took an on-line classical guitar course. Nothing did it for me. I always felt that I had to "get it right" before moving on and learning new stuff. Too much pressure sucked the joy out of it. But then I started the TAC Challenge. Been at it for a couple of months now. Literally, for the first time in my life I'm having fun playing a guitar! Tony is the first guitar teacher that gives me permission to fail, as long as I get SOMETHING out of each lesson and keep showing up for more. I don't know if I'll ever become a good guitar player or be comfortable playing in front of other people. But for the first time in my guitar-playing life, I feel as though there is hope. Thanks Tony!
