4.8 rating out of 4063 reviews
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Gary Cork
After three terrific years of Tony's magic, I unfortunately have to stop my subscription. But not without offering high praise to Tony and his staff (however big or little it is, because we never get to see them).Tony incorporated sound psychological learning principles in his lesson design, which caught my attention right from the start (I have a BS in Psychology.)I took great satisfaction with each lesson, with the exception of those involving palm muting. I had replacement shoulder surgery, and that left me with an inability to position my strumming hand to perform palm muting. That frustrated me, because that technique/sound can be so enjoyable.So, thank you, Tony (et al), for these three years of enjoyment. I am planning to start piano lessons very soon, to round out my life experiences...
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Andriy Levchyk
Very easy instructions to follow...not too complicated. Very good for begginers. First lessons ever that I look forward to everyday.
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Victor
Enjoyed week one I’m learning and having fun.
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David
Excited after my first week that I may finally be able to play my guitar. The instructions have been clear, relaxed, and no pressure that I find encouraging. I just need to remember to trust the process and I will get to where I want to go.
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Gilly
I am very pumped up after just one week. After trying so many times to play and failing, I really feel like I can do this!
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Scott
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.
