4.8 rating out of 3765 reviews
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Mark
Done with week one. Liked the boogey exercise. Week two was kind of a refresher but learned a new finger position for the G chord. Went on to the challenge and am having a lot of fun with Ain’t no Sunshine. Good stuff!
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Kevin L Bosch
I have Been a member of the TAC family for a couple months. I enjoy how the lessons are constructed and delivered. the concept of repeating the same techniques each day of the week is very beneficial. Honest the best part for me is the encouragement the Tony gives. It really helps to keep me motivated to comeback for more.
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Bob Davis
My first impression is that I'm glad I signed up. The early lessons are challenging but I certainly know a lot more than I did a week ago! I'm looking forward to continuing the daily routine.
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Danny
Made it through my first week, and learned a lot. My fingers are a bit sore and my picking hand has a bit of trouble talking to my fretting hand. At 63, I'm really an old dog learning a new trick but its been fun. I play each evening for about a half hour. I love the early morning emails. Tony's style is positive and encouraging. Guitar is something I've always wanted to learn and Im glad I made the commitment to join. Best wishes to all you guitar players.
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Mike Simmons
At first there seemed to be a lot of picking but I was looking to learn strumming. Now after my third week I’m having fun learning both. Tony had pushed me to learn something I thought I couldn’t do. My chording hand was cut up in an accident years ago so I’m having to learn different fingerings but so far I’m able to do what he is teaching me. I’m loving it practicing an hour or more six days a week.
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Steve
too early to tell. But some food for thought. Often on over the last five years, I have taken some online guitar lessons from other sources. I’ve also tried to teach myself. I have finally determined that my hands, although average and size, are formed in a way, which makes it very difficult for me to play many chords on a full-size guitar. i’ve read a lot about the need to practice, practice, practice, train the muscles, stretch the fingers. For years, I’ve hoped, often and on, that I would be able to do this. I’ve reached the conclusion that that advice was not appropriate. My anatomy will not allow me to play a full-size guitar. I have ordered a three-quarter guitar in the hopes that this helps. Perhaps this feedback might be useful to you as you try and help your introductory students get started.
