4.8 rating out of 4281 reviews
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Troy Jodoin
I've been a dabbler for several decades not improving at all. I did some Justin guitar and I like his enthusiasm as well as yours. What I like about your method is that you break it up into bite size chunks. It's easy to get overwhelmed if you just get the tab and have at it. I can learn that way, but I feel it takes me longer to absorb it. The fact that you also live in our beautiful state of Montana was the final kick I needed to enroll. Go Griz!
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Greg
Great course, explained well, though im not progressing at everyone else's pace Im absorbing it. Im the turtle
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Ronnie C
So Much and Fun and Learning Even More
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Randy Dillard
The beginning process was a bit what I would consider 'not-consumer friendly-. I got confused between the 30 day TAC and the 5 day introduction. Once I figured it out its been good so far.
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Carl Nestingen
I like the teaching method and the focus on playing and having fun
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Paul F Dennis
The first 30 days went by fast. I had fun learning for the first time after years of regret for not having learned earlier. Starting this at 62, now 63 seemed like maybe it wasn't something I was meant to do, but I decided that it really doesn't matter at all. Sure, my hands aren't as flexible as they once were, but I'm getting there. After the 30 days, I began the daily sessions and even if they were challenging, I did my best. My hands are small, and that's a challenge. I can't claim to be playing songs left and right. My chord speed just isn't there yet, but until a couple of weeks ago, when I sprained my left wrist(not playing guitar), I was keeping up pretty well. Some things are harder for me than others, but I do find time every day to pick up the guitar. I usually play for 45 min to an hour. I'm retired, so I have time. I realize there are no shortcuts to improvement at my age, but I'm up for it, even if I have to go back over things.
