4.8 rating out of 3620 reviews
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Jeff
so far so good. I’m only 1 week into my journey with TAC, but the process is helping feel like I have a path. I’m finishing up the first week of the 30 day challenge and working on the Boogie Blues. It’s hard, but I see progress with speed and accuracy. I love the quote about not having to be precise. I also ran into a block and got on the forum and Glen helped with some solid advice. All and all a good start!
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Sue Fish
I’ve wanted to play again for years and kept starting and stopping. Then I saw Tony and did the 5 day free challenge. I was hooked. I’m still at the stage where, as soon as I learn something new I forget the last thing I did, but I know that will improve and practise for short 10 minute periods about three times a day. Thanks Tony !!
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Clayton B.
The TAC program is genius! I've never had any formal training before. Just a Mel Bay book of chords and a fairly good ear. That proved to get very boring and I would always lose interest. I would then put my guitar away for a few years and repeat the boring process all over again. This program is brilliant because I'm always moving forward and not getting stuck in the same rut. A great small investment for a very gratifying experience!
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Elise
Im only a few days in, however, I’m enthusiastically looking forward to this learning experience. I love the fact that you’ve already shown things that help me feel like I’ve accomplished a bit and can play something. I’m just beginning the chords section, honestly I’m having difficulty with it. However, one of the things I like the most is your constant reassurance that I do not have to strive for perfection. I chose this program because the 10 minutes a day I figured I could do. I don’t generally go longer, I’m only beginning and my fingertips haven’t developed the calluses needed for longer play. However, I can do two 10 minute sections during the course of a day. It’s nice to not feel pressured to move at a particular pace. I’m a retired senior, I watched your intro video and felt I could work with your short lessons. Also, I do not panic if I don’t do a new lesson each day. Again, the ability to move at my own pace is, for me, one of the big draws. Loving t
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Ken Steltzner
I was very scepiccal of what Tony was saying. But I just did what he said. Set the timer for 10 minutes. get up ad grab the guitar. ten minutes turned into 15 or twenty. Sure enough I started to fiddle around. improv. Some times I just set an prctice holding the guitar. Fols, this is after just one week. I spent more than this course in a year on potato chups. I am a guitar player.
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Rich vSB
I found Tony's Acoustic Challenge bouncing around YouTube and watched a few videos. What stood out to me was the acoustic guitar focus since my acoustic guitar is my most expensive guitar and the one I take the most pride of ownership in. Most other videos are oriented toward electric guitar. My only hesitation was that I've tried a few online instructional programs before and was quickly frustrated and quit each time. Once I became a member I really appreciated the regular encouragement to play my guitar every day. I take weekly instructor lessons and even then I found myself waiting until a day or two before my Tuesday lesson to play, mostly because I wanted to be accountable to my instructor to try his suggestions. The thing I love most about TAC is the psychological approach, the tiny habits, and a feeling that Tony really cares about helping older beginners since I'm 70 years old now.I think TAC is best for players that need to overcome their p
