4.8 rating out of 3480 reviews
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Clayton
It's definitely been a challenge for me! I used to play around with the mandolin when I was younger and have always had a guitar laying around somewhere thinking one day, I'd get serious and really learn to play. Well, that day has arrived! I believe, with this process, I will achieve that! I'm actually having fun and looking forward to my practice sessions. Albeit painful, (My left hand is pretty sore) but I'm sticking with it! I'm looking forward to writing you at the completion of the quarter and tell you that I'm finally a guitar player!
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MIchael McMullen
So far so good , really enjoy the skill building and the discipline of at least 10 minutes a day although most days have been more than 10 minutes. Looking forward to next steps Thanks Tony
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Debbie Sickels
Very impressed with how challenging yet fun and attainable this course is to get me back into playing my guitar. I’ve learned so much with Tony's expert way of teaching how fun guitar can be with so much reinforcement that makes you feel comfortable and not such a looser if you don’t get the lesson perfectly. It’s all about having fun and positive reinforcement! Love how he’s structured this course…everyone is a winner!
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Fred Becker
So far I am learning nuances to what I have already learned .I am very happy about learning nuances to Boom Chick, chord transitions and strumming exercises.
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MargeM
I was basically a rank beginner. Tony’s infectious teaching style, the 10 min commitment, and trying something a little different every day building into a week’s lesson set, all keeps it interesting, challenging, yet still approachable. I’m almost 2 months in, playing just about every day. It really is fun.
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Sabrina Kipp
I started playing guitar when I was 12, but after college not having my playing buddies, I put my music away for over 20 years. I started back some time ago, finding a course online, but it was too much into music theory and exercises that became boring. I tried some classic guitar because I love finger style and can't sing, but again I couldn't find myself so I put everything back into the closet; that was 12 years ago. I saw TAC on Facebook, and kept scrolling past it, but it kept reappearing. I watched the video, and figured what the heck and signed up. Right now I am into week 2, mostly refresher lessons for me at this stage, however a lot more fun than the old stuff I used to play. Biggest issue now being a lot older, is rebuilding my calluses and hand strength. I have small hands, so some chord stretches require finding another way to shape the chord.
