4.8 rating out of 4309 reviews
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Kate
Hi Tony, I’m 79 years old and not particularly musical. However, for about the last 20 years, I’ve been attempting off and on to play the guitar. In the past, I’ve started with a beginning guitar book and I’ve only gotten proficient in two Songs. One is hang down your head Tom Dooley, and the other escapes me which is probably a good thing. This time I decided that either I was going to learn something more than those two songs or was going to find someone to buy my guitar. I had had a few private lessons, found them to be OK but expensive. As a result, I went online looking for lessons that I could make sense of. There are a lot of online courses in guitar. I think the thing that stood out for me was your insistence that you could play guitar if you did it regularly for a reasonable amount of time whether that was 10 minutes or 30 minutes or longer. In addition, I appreciated your knowledge regarding how people learn. And brother, have I learned! Thanks, Tony
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Gordon Maybury
the thing is- Tony realized that some of us wanted to escape the "search the chords" routine as the only method of improving playing. For me , I was stuck , for years actually, wanting to add to my skills but unable to find the way. Not every lesson hits me where I am looking to improve, but many are gems . I feel like I can stay with TAC for a good while and I will find important techniques regularly. I am enjoying my guitar playing for the first time in years
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Paul lay
My Dad played and I was never interested in it I no alot of cords and I can play a few songs but this is for me I love it. it takes me longer than 10 minutes but I can't stop i love this the way you teach it really helps the way I work it takes me long to get through the videos I just have 3 days every week but I'm going to keep learning thanks Tony
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Matthew Kimmel
Hi everyone, I think my experience is much different than everyone else's I think mainly because I deal with pain every single day. I I have two bad knees that I need replaced I have a bad back that I'm getting the back simulator put in I have a right bad elbow that doesn't typically bother me when I'm playing the guitar actually it's probably one of the one thing I can do without it hurting. But when I get up in the morning sometimes I hurt just from sleeping. So my Tac has been a very slow process. I have enjoyed the no pressure part of it I can get up and practice if I want I can practice an hour I can practice in minutes I can practice 15 minutes. Considering most of my life I've never perfected any musical instrument the fact that I'm still doing this a year later or it seems like a year later I'm pretty proud of myself. I am thankful that I have the time, because I don't work anymore, so I have all the time in the world to practice
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Ursula Thompson
Yes, I feel proud that I am finally learning a musical instrument.
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Christopher
I am a very critical person. I am critical of myself, as well as the things I consume and purchase.I have wanted to learn the guitar for a long time, but without much guidance, my initial motivation quickly dissipated. Initially, I used ChatGPT and watched YouTube videos. Through this, I found Tony on YouTube and TAC. After procrastinating for a couple of weeks, I finally completed the free week of TAC with my electric guitar.To be honest, I had to restart the first 30 days midway through week two because I hadn't practised enough. Then I did the 5-Day Guitar Routine Challenge, which took me two weeks.Last week, I finally completed the 'Hotel California' benchmark week, the most challenging thing I have experienced at TAC. But you know what? I showed up every single day.I play slowly — very slowly. I miss notes. I can't play the bar on the F chord properly. Some of my notes sound bad because I don't fret them properly on my new acoustic
