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Tim Miller
Well I am a beginner in the purest sense. I bought a new guitar and started playing chords I would find for free on the internet. I watched several videos and TAC kept popping up. I didn't think I was ready for a full on training course and honestly I still wonder if I am? My fingers don't stretch, they are constantly touching the other strings and dang if they don't hurt! But I'm glad I did it! I love playing and learning and progressing in my training. It has only been a week and I have been exposed to more than I would have on my own.. will I be able to stick to the schedule, maybe not, will I stick with the program, absolutely! I have played my guitar every day since I got it and it has been great! I plan to play everyday forever! Thanks to Tony @ Tac and also to Craig @Zaar guitars for my wonderful guitar!
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Frank B
One week in and I have found the course to be worthwhile and well paced for a someone new to the guitar and music. Learning to play the guitar is challenge as I enter retirement from my working years. I appreciate the Tony's enthusiasm. I really comes through in his video presentations.
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Christophe
Very nice way of teaching guitar. I'm not a beginner but i appreciate a lot 30 day challenge and i'm impatient to see what's after.I was a bit scary beause of vidéos in english (i'm french) but i understand 99% of Tony's words !
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Dave N
I love the way Tony does this and i love having songs as the foundation of his teaching. It really does keep you intwrestwd and motivated. I im a guy that gave up his guitar for years and years and i find this a great way to get back into it!!
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Tom Cobb
What I like is each day is a fresh start, that helps me from getting bogged down or wondering if I should move on or not. One improvement I would suggest is the ability to loop the play along part of the lesson. I often work on just a section of daily challenge and it would be nice to just loop the section I'm working on.
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Shannon Unsworth
A little background first: I would refer to myself as a guitar dabbler. I've played (and practiced) off and on (more off than on) for over 30 years. I'd get excited to play and then the practice would wear me down with small improvements to show for it. It seemed like there was so much information out there to help me get where I wanted to go, but I just couldn't seem to connect the dots. Sure, I learned a song or two over the years, but that wasn't really playing or being able to play.Then I ran across the TAC advertisement. What Tony said struck a chord with me (corny, I know). I watched the introductory video and how he broke down playing over practice, learning skills one step / day at a time, small daily commitment, and pairing that with encouragement and positivity seemed like the right solution.I'm just now wrapping my first week of the "30 days to Play". I'm impressed. I shouldn't have hesitated.
